Webpage Header Graphic
   HOME    WHO WE ARE    EVENTS & PROGRAMS    PRIVATE PARTIES    NEWSROOM    LOCATIONS    PARK AMENITIES    LINKS    FEES   
Top Menu Tab Page Title Bar: heritagehill Page SubTitle Bar: heritagehill
Heritage Hill
History
Programs
Location & Hours
Park Brochures
Events & Programs
Park Amenities
Park Rules
FAQs
Contact Us
Hot Topics
Aliso Beach Concession RFP

2007 Santiago Fire
Archaeology & Paleontology Opportunity
Design Projects
Regional Trails Implementation
OCParks Strategic Plan
AWCWP RMP

Facilities
Harbors & Beaches
Historical Parks
Regional Parks
Wilderness Parks
O.C. Zoo

Make A Reservation

Special Programs
Ranger Reserve Program
Adopt-A-Park
Upper Newport Bay

Commissions
OCParks Commission
Historical Commission

OCParks Improvements

Church at Heritage Hill Park.
Heritage Hill Historical Park is composed of 4.1 acres, four historic buildings and associated structures for maintenance and public restrooms. The fully restored and furnished historic buildings span the early history of the Saddleback Valley and El Toro area from the Mexican Rancho era (Serrano Adobe, circa 1863), to the founding of the town of El Toro (El Toro Grammar School, 1890; St. George's Episcopal Mission, 1891), through the citrus farming days of the early twentieth century (Harvey Bennett Ranch House, 1908).

Guided tours through the buildings are provided for the public Wednesday through Sunday. The tours offer an interpretation of Saddleback area history through the artifacts, events and people associated with each building. Landscaping of the park is in keeping with the historic nature of the buildings. The grounds are also available for weddings. Park staff and associated community interest groups offer special events each year, the most popular of which is the annual Victorian Christmas held on the first Saturday of December.

Heritage Hill Historical Park
25151 Serrano Road
Lake Forest, CA 92630-2534
(949)923-2230

heritagehill@ocparks.com
Related Articles:
Most Recent: 5/14/2008

Explore OC History at the ‘Ranch’

Rancho Days to Celebrate California History

OC Parks Welcomes New Library

 
ADA STATEMENT    COPYRIGHT    PRIVACY STATEMENT    CONTACT US
Orange County Seal