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Peaceful Bogart Park: Quick Escape

Bogart Park offers a wide range of activities, just north of Beaumont in Cherry Valley.

Bogart Park is just north of Beaumont in Cherry Valley, situated below the San Gorgonio high country.

More than 400 acres in the park offer a variety of activities with grass fields, mountain views, and a stocked fishing pond. The park is overseen by the Riverside County Park and Open Space District.

Horseback, hiking, and biking trails meander, and there are 26 campsites with fire rings, picnic tables, outdoor grills and nearby restrooms.

Day use fees are $3 per adult, $2 per child, and $1 per pet, including horses, according to the county's Bogart Park fee page.

Bogart Park is at 9600 Cherry Avenue, Cherry Valley.

For more information, call (951) 845-3818 or visit http://www.rivcoparks.org/parks/bogart/bogart-park/

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