Wildwood Canyon State Park

El Dorado Fire evacuation lifted in our area. The Park will re-open tomorrow (9-11)

Park is currently closed due to proximity of the El Dorado Fire.

Enjoy our newest mini-documentary on the story of water in the Inland Empire and Lake Perris! Join us as we explore the history of water in the west, the State Water Project, and some of the hidden features of the lake! This is the story of Lake Perris: A Sparkling Jewel in a Land of Mystery... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7EbK_mCJpiM&t=3s

A long time ago in a park far, far away...(15 min): "Secrets of Sabotage: Invasive Species," Lake Perris Adventures Episode V: A Family Special! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D3vW1KsCOXU

Did you know that Southern California is one of the most biodiverse places on the planet? We have more biogeographic zones and plant communities in our small area than most other places in the world! Why is this? Well, one of the main reasons is ELEVATION. Join Interpreter Joseph as we uncover the mechanism of diversity hidden in elevation change as seen toward the San Jacinto Mountains. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g8cjAeolByc

Due to health concerns the May 30th HIKE/CAMPFIRE event will be postponed to a later date which will be announced at another time. Thank you for your understanding.

A little fun today! May the FOURTH be with you! Happy Star Wars Day from Wildwood Canyon State Park!

"In every walk with nature, one receives far more than he seeks." --John Muir Photo: Springtime at Wildwood.

Happy Earth Day from Wildwood Canyon SP! Check out our newest feature on Earthquakes in Southern California by Park Interpretive Specialist Phil! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ueVN2mKK2GY

Explore Nature in your own Backyard! Download the iNaturalist App today! Listen below as Park Interpretive Specialist Celeste shows us how to prepare for Earth Week 2020 at home!

Did you know that the Inland Empire holds many natural springs, even seasonal waterfalls? Join us at your sister park, Lake Perris SRA, for this latest virtual adventure! Remember, cover your face, shelter in place, and maintain your space. We encourage you to visit the park from home today. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aF5TTEC6YS8&t=26s

Did you know that native plants can help us control wildfires and prevent landslides? Join us on a virtual hike to learn about some native plants in the sage scrub and chaparral plant communities. We invite you to enjoy from home. Please #stayhome, that's why we are bringing you this film! https://youtu.be/nz-FS0FmvyY

Did you know Wildwood Canyon is on the traditional homeland of the Serrano and Cahuilla peoples? Join Park Interpretive Specialist Phil to learn about the uses of native plants by our regional Indians. This is a great culture and history video for families! With California State Parks PORTS Distance Learning Program https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4T19GzkW_EU&t=122s

Got kids at home and need a wildlife science lesson? Check out Lake Perris' newest Distance Learning Lecture Episode: "Rattlesnakes: Myth and Reality, "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=abU1QYLDIiM with California State Parks PORTS Distance Learning Program