9:45 pm : on our way home from dinner we Had to stop here and walked around cause park was all…read moremerrily well-lit up and so brightly inviting !! Kids and adults were still out playing and having fun!! This large recreational park has so many amenities to offer for all ages ! It has sports fields and courts to play little league , soft ball, basketball, playgrounds as well as a skate park !! Sheltered Picnic areas also available with Bbq pits ! For dog lovers it has a separate park area for small as well as large dogs! Restrooms are kept clean ! We often visit this park for birthday picnics and school events or just for leisure!!

3.5 stars This park…read moreis a good size and very well-maintained. It has a decent-sized dog park. The dog park has separate enclosures for small and big dogs. Both areas are surprisingly grassy with very few dry spots given how sunny and dry the weather's been this summer. Highly recommend! There are basketball courts, picnic tables, and ample parking. Not the most shady of parks, but would still recommend this place.

Very nice experience. Nice family environment. My husband, me, and son had a lovely family outing…read morethere and he really enjoyed himself and it was not over crowded so my son was not being trampled on by big kids.

Park looked nice from a distance but once there we found many questionable items surrounding the…read morearea. Definitely dont allow your kids to roam alone. Overall the play area was nice.

It is a very calming place to just walk and enjoy the view. There are plenty of benches to take…read morebreaks on and the sound of the birds chirping around just feels so natural. There are many beautiful flowers and plants I would highly recommend to venture out.

Talk about diamond in the rough, first of all, I completely forgot about the decent part of San…read moreBernardino- YES, there are nice parts of this city, all of it north past the 210 fwy, facing the mountains. (Which would include the University). This park is located amongst it. Don't let the stigma of the area discourage you, you drive up & see a normal neighborhood filled with mostly working class folks and this park with a small playground, baseball field, basketball courts, skate park & parking surrounding it. Clean restrooms & Pet friendly too. Even though I saw dog crap through out, it wasn't as much as the other popular trails. You have lots of trails & options - no markers, but it's wide open, self explanatory & you won't get lost. You got a good view of the area all around. Although from pictures it looks big, it's relatively under 2 miles. I did close to 3 miles doing laps. Coming down can be tricky with the rocky dirt inclines - wear good comfortable shoes with good tread & just use caution going down because you'll slide. And your not too far to drive up towards Arrowhead & Crestline, etc., more options to explore.

This park had come a long ways since we moved here 28 year ago. It has transformed into a beautiful…read moreplace to relax, play and enjoy. Fun memories when my kids were little playing in little league games. The emotional rollercoaster when games were too close. I tell my kids win or lose it's always a winner when they complain about losing. It's the experience, lesson learned and trying one's best makes it a winner. This park is a winner coming from where it was then and how it is now.

Went for morning walk and forgot to take pics…read more I like the walking trail but sometimes I don't feel safe due to transients squatting around park. The urine stenched smell around the large pavillion is not fresh air for my asthmatic condition.

It was a fun park. The only thing missing is shade. Toddler and older kid approved. Went during the…read moresummer. So expect it to be busy due to the kids summer classes.

Have been to this water park for several events and it's always been awesome. Staff is courteous,…read moreon deck and ready to help if needed.

091/2026/May Its…read morenever been a quick hike at this regional park !! Hubby loves walking but not I !!! I like short time of walking really !! This large recreational park includes sport fields , picnic areas , BBQ pits, children's play area, splash park, several trails for hiking as well as for biking!! A location for educational exhibits here at the Mary Vagle Nature Center where my Sped Ed Class went for a field trip !!

the hike is fun, scenic, and strenuous. a staggering 1000ft climb that'll definitely wear you out…read moreif you aren't used to more vertical trails. bring water and bring a friend to motivate you to the top. i recommend going 2-3 hours before sunset to see it on the way down as it's gorgeous.

2023/070 This Rialto…read morecommunity park was formerly known Lilac Park then renamed Bud Bender Park on June 14, 1996. This was named in honor of Bud Bender's dedication in coaching the Rialto's youth in softball and baseball leagues. The park is kept clean. Ample parking space Rent a Park Shelter which is a large covered picnic space with benched tables, and barbecue pits for use. Rental requires reservations and permit. Lighted baseball fields with a Little League field that has shaded spectators' bleacher seats and a T-ball field Pony League field Restroom shelter A playground with toddler's and big kid's slide equipment and swing set. Visited park today to attend a friend's baby shower.

Beautiful use to come here as a little girl and decide to bring my little one and husband to show…read morethem and... WOW!!! It was completely remodeled, it looks like what I "thought" the park looked in my eyes... amazing ! Highly recommend coming to this park it's simply Phenomenal! What a wonderful surprise:) *everyone let's do our part to keep it that way

Great little splash park for kids of all ages. The slide is for 40" and up. Must wear swimwear…read more Would've given 5 Stars but some of the water areas don't work. Overall great time especially for the price.

It's about to be summer. It's hot. Let's take our 2 year old to play with some water…read more I'm giving this place a one star because I can't even review the park because the associate at the window was such a bitch. Dress attire, I get it, safety issue. But just because we came with one hour left until you guys close doesn't give you any right to be like that. My son had shorts, but apparently they were the wrong material; she let it slide all the while having a scowl on her face. I'm sure she just let him slide because denying a toddler would be frowned upon. She then asks if I have shorts, I say only the ones I'm wearing, but I'm not going in the water. She says sorry, we can't go in because the material is wrong. 1. Why would you let my 2 year old slide with the wrong material and not me, a 6'1 male at a kids swimming park. 2. I literally just saw you allow someone purchase with "not the correct material." Hopefully it's not a racial motive for this, ‍. But yeah, idk, something about this just doesn't sit right with me.

Love the kids park! We frequent it, the kids love jt, it's super cute woodsy theme and has a good…read morewalking path and large grass area for little family games. We have showed up to reserve grass space for Easter in the past, once the grass was insanely wet and puddled in some areas but other than that it was really nice. Our most recent experience was renting the space for an event and that was the first huge disappointment. When we arrived for set up on a Sunday, the floor was absolutely filthy from the prior days event, there was food sitting and smeared on the ground, what looked like juice spilled so some areas were sticky, baby shower toys/trinkets and other small trash all over the place. One of the employees showed up to put out a sign that the space was reserved for us so that was nice and at that point we inquired about the cleaning and he said he would call to have someone come out. The person that came mentioned that did come and clear out trash and replenish the restrooms b it when we mentioned the floor they said that's not something they wash off for Sundays after a Saturday party (which is surprising if true but very disappointing g and gross). We asked if we could at least have a broom or if they had a leaf blower to at least get some of the food and trash blown off and he did. It was just unfortunate because we had already started set up by the time he showed up and started blowing the trash off. So just a heads up to inquire for your events about the cleaning of the floors and arrive early enough to find out if it needs cleaning because there was pasta and other food being stepped in and spread around during set up so that was a huge let down.

Parking: Ok. Has 17 parking spots Cleanliness: 5/5…read moreChairs: Lots of them, and some of them are covered Playground: Looks/feels new. Very sturdy. Multiple playgrounds for multiple ages Picnic area: Yes, and has grills too Dog friendly: Yes Exercise/walk area: Yes Restrooms: 4/5, compared to most

It is such joy to walk the trail on a clear beautiful day after the rain/snow last week. Looking…read morearound, I see snow on several mountains. Leaves have finally changed color. Most trees now look golden but did not shed their leaves. I was expecting to see more hikers and bikers than the 2 or 3 I met. Maybe not as many people made resolutions to exercise more in 2022, which suits me just fine. Happy New Year, y'all

Ok little trail for walking, jogging, or biking. Not the…read morenicest, but good for a little exercise. It's close to a ran down hotel with a lot of sketchy people. Has a small parking area right next to the trail.