San Jacinto Wildlife Area

• Thien An
  
  
  (March 28, 2019, 2:08 am)

  Before we visit this park, we expect to see birds of prey. As we were about to enter the park, we were met with the un-paved road which sent chills to my spine and dirt covered my car windows. Oh no, this gotta be good or … else...
  
  At the gate, the park ranger was nice and informative. However, after 3 hours of looking, we found some birds but they are so far away to have good pictures. As we were leaving the area, a butterfly flapping across my window. Then, it was like Alice in the Wonderland. I started following one butterfly to another and lost into the wonderland. All the sudden, I snap out of it by two people in uniform talking and pointing at the top of a pole. I hurried and start taking pictures of the red tail hawk with what looks like a rattle snake. Then, I realized I need to get out of the field before being bitten by another snake. We left the area but we will be back.

• Marcos a. Contreras
  
  
  (November 10, 2018, 4:22 am)

  Great sea food and fresh fruit water drinks not to say great selection of beers..

• chaejay lee
  
  
  (October 19, 2018, 1:30 am)

  So wonderful Hidden place near LA to real photographer.
  Nice unpaved and arranged load , clean and fresh air.
  Friendly guide by park ranger.
  Want to need sign arrow make sure the visitor tour guide line.
  Thanks to Park ranger.

• IT'S ME
  
  
  (June 19, 2018, 9:09 pm)

  Nice place for a nature walk or go visit the hunting club and sign yourself up for some duck hunting in the ponds

• cole Oberlander
  
  
  (November 30, 2017, 7:57 pm)

  Great place for duck hunting last saturday i got 3 ducks

Friends of the Northern San Jacinto Valley San Jacinto Wildlife Area

San Jacinto Wildlife Area, 17050 Davis Road, Lakeview. Telephone: (951) 928-0580. Davis Road is closed from Moreno Valley. Do not drive on Davis Road if it is muddy or it is raining. During the rainy season, please call the wildlife area headquarters at (951) 928-0580 during regular work hours to ask...

Yelp Reviews for San Jacinto Wildlife Area - 22 Photos...

1 review of San Jacinto Wildlife Area "This is an enchanting wildlife area, the best kept secret, right next to Moreno Valley and just north of Nuevo, CA. There's restored wetlands, marshes, and the old San Jacinto River. You won't be disappointed; tell a friend...

Gyrfalcon at San Jacinto Wildlife Area - YouTube

Gyrfalcon (Falco rusticolus) immature gray form eating what appears to be an American Coot (Fulica americana). San Jacinto Wildlife Area, Riverside County...

951-928-0580 - San Jacinto Wildlife Area Phone Number...

San Jacinto Wildlife Area is located in Lakeview, CA and can be reached at: 951-928-0580.

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San Jacinto Wildlife Area, Expansions 27 and 28

Summary. SCH Number. 2007038310. Lead Agency. Fish & Game, Wildlife Conservation Board. Document Title. San Jacinto Wildlife Area, Expansions 27 and acquisition of land for the protection and benefit of wildlife in the vicinity of Mystic Lake. Riverside County Assessor Parcel Numbers...

San Jacinto Wildlife Area [17498 - 17500] Davis Rd... - MapQuest

Get directions, reviews and information for San Jacinto Wildlife Area in Nuevo, CA. This is an enchanting wildlife area, the best kept secret, right next to Moreno Valley and just north of Nuevo, CA. If you ever get the chance to go, take it!

San Jacinto Center for Environmental Education

The San Jacinto Wildlife Area is a 20,000-acre wildlife area owned by the California Department of Fish & Game. The original 4,850 acres was established in 1984 as mitigation for the state water project. The SJWA contains coastal sage scrubs, alkali sink scrub, a 12-mile linear riparian "river", wetlands...