Covina:- Interesting Sight Of Covina, CA

Attractions in Covina

You won’t find the same charm in smaller cities as their larger counterparts. So you have the best chance to pack your vacation with the best things in Covina, make sure you check out the list of exciting things you can do there before you go. It’s not always better to be bigger!

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Joseph Swift Phillips founded the city of Covina in 1882 on a 2,000-acre (8.9 km 2) tract. This tract was acquired from the holdings John Edward Hollenbeck. He was one of the 1842 grantees at Rancho La Puente. Hollenbeck purchased a failing coffee plantation from three brothers from Costa Rica, Pedro Maria Badilla and Julian Badilla in 1875. The latter bought it from the heirs John A. Rowland.

H.H. Dorje Chang Buddha III Cultural and Art Museum

The H.H. The H.H. Dorje Chang Buddha III Cultural and Art Museum is located in Los Angeles County in California, U.S.A. It is a brand new museum that focuses on cultural and art. It is housed in a 114-year-old, two-story historical building that has been renovated and redesigned. The Museum houses a wealth of ink-wash and oil paintings, calligraphy, sculptures and other artistic treasures.

Walnut Creek Community Regional Park

Puddingstone Reservoir is a 250-acre lake that provides opportunities for boating, fishing, wind surfing and boating. The park also offers kayak rentals, RV camping, picnic areas, hiking, biking and six playgrounds. Puddingstone Reservoir is a 250-acre lake that provides opportunities for boating, fishing, wind surfing and boating. The park also offers kayak rentals, RV camping, picnic areas, hiking, biking and six playgrounds.

Covina Park

Covina Park

Neighborhood park with a hockey rink, softball field, picnic areas & halls for event hire.

Cougar Park

The city was recently awarded $2.1 million to begin construction and design plans on a new 1-acre community park, dubbed the Cougar Park Project. Low on green space, Covina officials last year applied for park development funds from the California Department of Parks and Recreation.

Website:-https://covinaca.gov/parksrec/page/cougar-park-0

Covina Firehouse Jail Museum

The firehouse-jail, which was built in 1911, was the first civic building constructed in the City. It is now home to the Covina Firehouse/Jail Museum. This museum is located at 125 East College Street. It is open every Sunday except on holidays from 1 to 3.30 pm. Volunteers from the Covina Val Historical Society staff it, and they can answer questions or guide you around.

Cortez Park

Spacious park featuring baseball & football fields, a picnic gazebo & kids’ play structures.

Jalapa Park

Jalapa Park located in Covina, California just a few blocks north of Interstate 10. This park has many trees, a picnic area with grills, and a playground for the kids to come out and have fun and get some exercise!