Trying to review the RIALTO PARK but got this instead which is actually located inside the Rialto…read moreCity Park. Used to come to this fitness center before pandemic. Sauna always out of order that we didn't renew our membership. My husband and I just do our mike walk around the paved trail around the park. Used to be clean and kept well when it was renovated , now it's not at all well maintained by the city, what a shame cause it's pretty much so busy during weekend sports game being held here. When we do our walks in the morning we noticed vagabonds squatting by the covered main gazebo and other occasions others sleeping on Top of picnic tables or benches as well as on the playground equipment . Pungent smell of urine will be sniffed in certain areas but mostly by the covered main gazebo. Some who walks their dog at times won't even clean up after their dog's feces sometimes human's. One thing that is available here are the outdoor gym equipments wherein no need to get membership.. that's cool. Indoor pool is a plus for me cause during summer you don't have to be scorched under extreme heat exposure.

Been coming here since Jr high it's the most hidden gem when it comes to a gym for lifting never to…read morecrowded and always low key equipment is good some old and modern equipment but all around everything your gonna need for a gym work out cardio room is stacked with good machines and most of the regulars always have a good convo to talk about love it I'll be here till the end

A little bit of everything: playground for young children, skateboard park, football fields,…read morebaseball , tennis and pickleball courts, basketball, and paved walking or running area.

We only come here for tennis, there is two tennis courts, always busy though unless you get lucky…read more We know we have to wait as no one owns the courts but sometimes after 40-60 minutes of waiting no court opens up and we just leave. Haven't seen much of the rest of the park just know that there is a playground and restrooms are your average park restrooms.

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.

A perfect park to bring your children or grandchildren to be free to run and play and safely get…read moreall their extra energy out. Even the men can get their buddies together and come here to shoot baskets and blow off steam a great walking path with shade trees is also here :)

Has your essentials like a basketball court, playground and tennis court but don't get your hopes…read moreup because the park is in some rough shape. Pretty crowded during the evenings and weekends. There's only 2 tennis courts and both the nets have holes in them. Plenty of spots for free parking.

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.