3218 Summit Meadow Road
Bonita, CA 91902
ThomBros: 1291-B7
Hours: Camping, 24 hours/day. Day use, 9:30 a.m. to sunset.
Update: The Eastview Aquatic Park will be closed beginning Nov 1, 2011 for the season. The Park will reopen May, 2012. (updated 11/11)
Phone Number: 619-472-7572
Directions: From Interstate 805 South exit Bonita Rd (Exit 7C). Head east to San Miguel Road. Continue approximately 2 miles and turn left on Summit Meadow Road.
Sweetwater Regional Park is better than ever, with transformative improvements that include 63 new campsites with full RV hookups at the Summit Site. Other improvements include a campground amphitheater, a 2,000-square-foot community room that overlooks the Sweetwater Reservoir, and new playgrounds. At the Eastview Local Park there is a new aquatic park for kids with colorful water features, a 60-foot picnic pavilion, four 16-foot pavilions, a 13-station exercise course, and new restrooms.
Location Map
Summer Movies in the Park 2011
Features:
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- Covered pavilion with kitchen
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- Lawn area and picnic tables
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Description:
Visitors to this 500-acre regional park have quite a palette of activities to choose from. The Summit Site, atop a hill overlooking the Sweetwater Valley, offers modern campsites – including some with corrals for equestrians who want to bring their horses and explore the miles of trails in the area. Below the summit are hundreds of acres of streamside vegetation, grassland, and open areas that provide a variety of habitats for hikers, horseback riders, and mountain bikers. Campers, trailers, motor homes, and tent camping are all options at the sites, all of which have water and electricity. Trailers as long as 45 feet will find plenty of room here. Hot showers are available for all campers. One of the major attractions at the park is the pavilion. This covered structure and its kitchen facilities are especially suited for group campers. An adjacent local park features a lawn area, tot lot, splash park and shaded picnic tables with panoramic views of the countryside. Learn More about Sweetwater Regional Park.
  
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