Recreation
Canyon Hills® has more than 900 acres of natural open space where residents can hike scenic trails as they wind through the native landscape. A planned 28-acre community park will serve Canyon Hills and the surrounding area, and with the existing and proposed recreation centers in the community, residents can swim laps, enjoy a game of hoops, picnic under a gazebo or watch their kids splash around in a wading pool. Not far from the community, Lake Elsinore and other nearby lakes offer a variety of recreational outlets including hiking and biking, sport fishing, bird watching, boating, water skiing and wakeboarding. Plus, Lake Elsinore's mile long Inlet Channel provides two buoyed tournament training courses for qualified ski boats. In addition, the stylish townhome neighborhood of Brookview Terrace has its own private state-of-the-art clubhouse. Residents here will enjoy access to the clubhouse’s pool, BBQs,itness center, lockers, steam rooms, saunas, business center, conference room, Great Room and kid’s corral.

Shopping/Entertainment
Canyon Hills® is conveniently located near dining, entertainment and shopping. Canyon Hills Marketplace provides great shopping choices for those who live in Canyon Hills. This well-planned center features many stores to meet your daily shopping needs, such as Bank of America, Big O Tires, Canyon Hills Cleaners, Carl’s Jr., Chevron, Electrifying Tan, Fantastic Sams, Hana Sushi, Jack-in-the-Box, Juice it Up, Longs Drugs, Los Jilbertos, Nail Palace, Panda Express, Papa John’s Pizza, Postal Annex+, Protel Communications, Starbucks, Subway, Tarbell Realty, and Wells Fargo Bank. Situated in the city of Lake Elsinore and off the I-15 corridor, you'll find Canyon Hills conveniently located near the Lake Elsinore Outlets, which features over 100 stores, including Liz Claiborne, Van Heusen Direct, Gap Outlet, Osh Kosh & Baby B Gosh, Reebok, Samsonite, Corning Revere, KB Toys and an assortment of boutique and specialty stores. In historic downtown, neighbors can gather at the monthly open air market or Classic Car Show or make a visit to the Historical Society Museum. The community also turns out to support the Lake Elsinore Storm, a single-A affiliate of the San Diego Padres, which battles the rest of the California League at their lakeside stadium, The Diamond.