Caroline Park

You would have never known this place was here being that it is nestled in between homes. Beautiful homes. It is so quiet and peaceful. Every turn is what you see pictured. Once you get a minute to see how the trail goes you can work up a good sweat. We spent only 30 mins here that was the walk but looking around was another 15 mins. This is literally for anyone. It is easy to walk and easy to get to. If you are looking an actual hike this would not be it. This is more for a good walk getting outside type of trail. Great for kids and elders as well. As mentioned in other reviews there are benches to sit on along the way for those leisure walks of beauty where you can sit and bird watch. You do park in the cul de sac if you take Google directions which you will get an opportunity to see a beautiful ‘Art Not War’ mural on your right side corner house as you pull up. This place is a hidden gem.

We love stopping in redlands on our way back and forth from los angeles to palm springs, We always stop at Caroline's Cafe, for breakfast and there's always somewhere to go, and something new to see

Such a quiet and peaceful park with easy, dirt trails with variety of plant species and flowers. It is soo peaceful and relaxing. You can actually hear the birds chipping. Plenty of greenery and actually can be perfect for a picnic or a chill spot or to meditate. It also has beautiful views with nice, big houses. Very kids friendly as well with benches around to sit along the trails.

There is plenty of Parking spaces off of sunset drive/street.

Caroline Park is a wonderful place to see a wide range of California native plants. The trails are very easy to navigate and the views are spectacular.

Great trail for a walk, narrow paths, nice flowers, and birds singing. If you don't like bees and insects stay away as there's a lot. Didn't get to see the actual park but the trail was nice and solitary.

If you are looking for a family friendly hiking trail, with views like no other, and is clearly loved, and looked after then please hit this park up! The trails are so well maintained and perfect for morning exercises / offer a lot of different plants and wildlife. Highly recommend to other photographers if you are looking to do those iconic Redlands nature based photo shoots to utilize this location: my clients love this spot! There is a huge grassy hill that has a great elevated view of Redlands outside of the hiking trails that offer various paths.

Beautiful park! The trails can get abbot confusing as there are trail heads but no markers. Plenty of benches, water fountains and trash cans. We have seen many rabbits, and squirrels, probably plenty of other wildlife around we just haven't seen.

What a beautiful little mile or less park. Lots of flowers and benches for observing. Great overview of Redlands!

Nice and peaceful with trails,lots of cute bunnies and large beautiful grass area to do yoga, picnic or read a book. Especially beautiful around sunset!

This park is a hidden gem, known mostly to local residents, so it's not overly crowded. It's a peaceful, natural park with plenty of plant life. It used to be a private garden when it was a private home, and is definitely worth a visit. The trails are nice, and it's a great place for kids and pets.

Spent time with one of my son's here on Mother's Day 2022💕🤗

Absolutely beautiful spot. You can even walk through public orange groves and eat an orange.

I spent a wonderful 90 minutes walking the California Native Plant self guided pathway at Caroline Park on Sunday. There were mature examples of the oaks, pines, elders, grasses, bushes and wildflowers that made early California so beautiful. Caroline Park also offers sweeping views of the Inland Valley and surrounding mountains. You should find a pamphlet at the Mariposa Street kiosk that will correspond to 50 species that have been numbered beneath the plant. The pamphlet gives both their common and latin names and I have attached a photo of it. It is a rolling, leisurely stroll but bring hydration. Enjoy!

Very nice walking park it has different walking trails for beginner walking & for people who want to feel that burn.it is also dog friendly as long as your pet is leashed and doggie bags are provided along the trail for your dogs diddly💩doo.

I loved it, so did the kids. I gotta run this hill next time

It's a pretty place to explore. There are lots of pretty plants and flowers.

Beautiful park, trails, nature viewing, scenic views, shade, benches, clean and dog friendly

Such a beautiful lil park with few paths. Very nice and quiet!!!

The best park in town if you like them wild and untrammeled with all-native flora. Go early in the morning if you prefer solitude. Just don't provoke the dogs living at the house across the street from the parking lot because they'll probably never stop barking (incredibly loudly) if you do.

Great little nature park. Fun trails that you can take a stroller on.