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Park Amenities
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Barbecues/Fire Rings Barbecues are scattered throughout the park and are available for public use. Barbecues require the use of charcoal briquettes. Visitors may wish to bring their own wire brush or cover the grills with foil. No fire rings are located within the park. Baseball Fields The park has one...
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Bicycling/Bike Trails A variety of trails exist within the park. Please use only marked or signed park trails. Some trails have an elevation gain/loss of over 600 feet. Please dress appropriately. Helmets required for visitors under 18 years of age and strongly recommended for every visitor. Speed limit of park...
Park Rules
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Consumption of intoxicants prohibited. A speed limit of 10 MPH enforced at all times. Vehicle operations restricted to designated roads. Fires are permitted only in fireplaces and approved camp stoves. Fire prevention must be the first concern of every visitor. Possession or use of firearms or weapons is prohibited. Dogs...
History
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During the past 15,000 years the Gabriolino mission indian tribe, or "Tongva" used this area of hills and valleys for hunting and gathering. In the late 1800's oil was discovered in the Brea area. Oil-Boom conditions existed, the drilling began on what is now Craig Regional Park-Fullerton in the early...
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Dogs Permitted Interpretive Center Interpretive Programs Two locations in the park are offered for weddings: the historic St. George's Episcopal Mission (capacity 75) and an outdoor Victorian Arbor (capacity 150). Heritage Hill Historical Park does not have bridal or reception facilities. Pricing depends on guest count and permit fees. Please...
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Amphitheater Bicycling/Bike Trails Classroom Dogs Permitted: Dogs must be on a leash at all times. Equestrian Trails Gift Shop Hiking Trails Interpretive Center: Peter and Mary Muth Interpretive Center Interpretive Programs Restrooms Scenic Overlook
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On June 29, 2010, the Orange County Board of Supervisors voted to accept a donation of 20,000 acres from the Irvine Company to the County for preservation and guided recreation. Additional acreage was donated in late 2014. The historic Irvine Ranch’s origins date back to the 1830s as a Mexican...