DRAFT
October 2023
CITY OF FONTANA
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
Parks, Recreation & Trails Master Plan: 2023 Update
City of Fontana City Council
Acquanetta Warren, Mayor
Peter Garcia, Mayor Pro-Tem
John Roberts, Council Member
Jesus “Jesse” Sandoval, Council Member
Philip Cothran, Jr., Council Member
Parks, Community and
Human Services Commission
Fay Glass, Chairperson
Armondo Valles, Vice Chairperson
Dylan Keetle, Secretary
Benjamin Alba, Commissioner
Torrie Lozano, Commissioner
Administrative Staff
Matthew C. Ballantyne, City Manager
Phillip Burum, Deputy City Manager
Gia Kim, Public Works Director
The City of Fontana would like to thank the Parks, Community and Human Services Commission for their guidance and support, without their valuable input this update would not have been possible.
Table of Contents
Section 1 Introduction
1.1 Overview 1-1
1.2 Scope & Content 1-1
Section 2 Summary
2.1 Purpose 2-1
2.2 Analysis & Findings 2-1
2.3 Recommendations & Action Plan 2-2
2.4 Implementation Plan 2-4
Section 3 Update Process
3.1 Regional Context 3-1
3.2 Parks & Recreation 3-1
3.3 Recreation Centers 3-20
3.4 Trails & Bikeways 3-22
3.5 Parks & Facilities Standards Analysis 3-30
3.6 Summary of Citizen Survey 3-32
Section 4 Funding Summary
4.1 Development Components & Capital Costs 4-1
Appendix A
Existing Park Inventory A-1
Appendix B
Survey Questionnaires & Responses B-1
List of Exhibits
1-1 Sphere of Influence 1-2
3-1 Existing Parks 3-5
3-2 Existing Schools 3-7
3-3 Community Parks Radii 3-14
3-4 Neighborhood Parks Radii 3-15
3-5 Neighborhood & Community Parks Radii 3-16
3-6 Underserved Areas 3-17
3-7 Planned Future Parks 3-18
3-8 Planned Future School Sites 3-19
3-9 Existing & Proposed Community Centers 3-21
3-10 Recreation Trails 3-25
3-11 Existing & Proposed Bikeway Systems 3-26
3-12 Bikeway Types 3-27
List of Tables
3.1 Inventory of Existing Parks 3-6
3.2 Inventory of Joint Use Facilities 3-8
3.3 Comparison of Existing Inventory 3-31
4.1 Capital Costs 4-2
City of Fontana Parks, Recreation & Trails Master Plan: 2023 Update 1-1
Section 1: Introduction
1.1 Overview
The City of Fontana, situated at the heart of the San Bernardino Valley, has unique and beautiful parks and open space resources ranging from small neighborhood tot lots to a large regional park. During the past four decades the rapid growth to the north of the City, along the 210 Foothill Freeway corridor and to the south along the Jurupa Hills has primarily been residential. This development has occurred through the specific plan process, as a means of assuring the construction of the infrastructure required to support these new modern residential communities. Development in the traditional city core has been primarily in-fill housing, condominiums, and apartments on smaller scale parcels.
This study reviews the park and recreation facilities and programs to determine their foreseeable future needs, and examines the existing circulation and development plans to update the trails master plan.
The goal is to maintain Fontana's quality of life and environment, and provide a guide for the development of future park sites and programs.
In addition to improving the overall quality of life for residents, excellent park and recreation programs are important for the well being of a city's business community. Not only do they make the community more attractive to higher income residents (providing a stronger market base for local businesses), they can directly influence a city's ability to enhance its fiscal base by attracting commercial and industrial businesses. "Quality of Life" issues consistently rank high in the list of reasons a firm decides to locate in a particular community. Entrepreneurs often want to locate their businesses in a community where they would like to live and where they expect their employees may like to live.
Attractive parks and open space areas enhance residential property values, and create a sense of community. A city that has parks where employees can spend their lunch hour, community centers that provide a forum for seniors and youth to share experiences, and a trail system that offers not only weekend recreation opportunities, but also weekday transportation alternatives, will attract new businesses and their employees.
Recreation programs for young people provide constructive alternatives to loitering, vandalism, and even more serious crimes. By providing safe, affordable, family-oriented services and programs for all ages the City has an effective crime prevention tool and a constructive means of developing a strong sense of community.
1.2 Scope and Content
The scope of the Master Plan includes both the incorporated city land and the unincorporated Sphere of Influence (See Exhibit 1-1 for city boundaries and the unincorporated county areas). Recreation demand is based upon current and projected City population. The Master Plan will provide a framework for orderly development of new facilities and the improvements to existing facilities.
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CITY OF FONTANA
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Foothill South Area: Residential neighborhood located partially in the Sphere of Influence bounded by Foothill Avenue and the Metrolink right-of-way, and by East and Citrus Avenues.
West Fontana Area: Residential neighborhood in the Sphere of Influence bounded by the Metrolink right-of-way and the I-10 Freeway, and by Cherry and Citrus Avenues.
Review of the Trails Master Plan
The existing Fontana Trails Master Plan was reviewed in the context of regional connections as well as the new specific plan development that has occurred. The City has many opportunities for the expansion of its trail system and pursuant to the Goals and Policies of the General Plan should pursue opportunities for connectivity and integration with the surrounding communities.
Survey of the Residents
True North Research designed and conducted two mixed method surveys in April of 2019 to identify areas of most importance to residents. The surveys focused on facilities and programming. Results indicates that Fontana residents are generally pleased with the current parks, open space, and recreational facilities inventory. The opportunities for the greatest improvement are in the areas of increased safety, adding recreational equipment, beautification, lighting, restrooms, and additional facilities.
2.3 Recommendations & Action Plan
The recommended elements for consideration are identified as follows:
1. Improvements to Existing Parks and Recreation Centers It is recommended that improvements be made to the following parks:
Almeria
Cambria Park
Catawba Park
Chaparral Park
Condor Park
Coyote Canyon Park
Fiesta Park
Fontana Park
Dr. Charles Koehler Park
Heritage Circle Park
Heritage Tot Lot West
Hunter's Ridge
Martin Tudor Park
Jurupa Hills Open Space Park
Mary Vagle Museum and Nature Center:
McDermott Sports Park
McDermott Soccer Park
Miller Park
North Heritage Park
North Tamarind Park
Oak Park
Patricia Marrujo Park
Patricia Murry Park
Ralph M. Lewis Park
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Rosena East Park
Rosena West Park
San Sevaine
Seville Park
Shadow Park
Southridge Park and Don Day Community Center
Sycamore Hills Park
Village Park
VOH Pool Facility
2. New Park Development
There is an identified need for new park development in the City and its Sphere of Influence (county unincorporated areas). The addition of new parks would provide the needed facilities and accessibility within a reasonable service radius. The following new parks are proposed to be built (See Exhibit 3-7):
• Arboretum Specific Plan
• Downtown Linear Park on the PE Trail
• Sierra Lakes Sports Park
• Westgate Specific Plan
3. Provide Service in Under Served Areas
New parks to service existing and future populations within the existing city boundaries and Sphere of Influence are recommended for two areas (See Exhibit 3-6):
• Foothill South Area: One community park and various neighborhood parks • West Fontana Area: One community park and various neighborhood parks
4. Trails
The following improvements are recommended for the City's trail system:
• Recreation Trail Improvements
• Bicycle Lane Improvements
• Over/Underpass Improvements
• Recreation Trail Amenities
• Bicycle Lane Amenities
5. Improvements to Recreation Centers
Because these are large facilities, they will provide a variety of services which will meet the needs of the larger segments of the community. Smaller neighborhood centers which provide program specific activities/programming for teens, seniors and other age specific facilities will be defined by population demand and located accordingly. It is recommended that the following improvements be considered to the City’s Recreation Centers:
Renovate Don Day Community Center
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6. Improvements to Recreational Trails
The proposed recreation trail system primarily follows the utility and flood control corridors throughout the City of Fontana, while the Active Transportation Plan provides for a system of safe bicycle routes using the city street network. The approved Active Transportation Plan also seeks to take advantage of new development opportunities to provide a continuous trail system for recreation and transportation.
Many sections of the City have been built out; therefore, the recommendations focus on adapting the existing street system and utility corridors for bicycle travel. Where new development is occurring, the Master Plan recommends accepted design standards to ensure new streets are bicycle-friendly, and logical connections are made to the existing infrastructure. Particular attention should be made to routes to schools, parks and other recreation facilities, and commercial areas.
The Active Transportation Plan will ensure linkages to regional open space to the north and south and to adjacent cities. The trails also provide linkages within the City to key commercial, cultural, and recreational destinations.
7. City and School Districts Use Agreements
The partnering of the City and school districts in joint use/exclusive use agreements is an essential element in providing for the existing and future park and recreational needs. Joint-use and development of facilities is a tried and proven way of utilizing school and City facilities to provide for the recreational needs of the community.
It is recommended that the City:
• Continue to pursue joint-use opportunities with the school districts, especially for the use and maintenance of existing and future gymnasiums and athletic fields. • Continue working with the school districts to implement the school-park development concept and pursue joint development when beneficial to both the City and the school districts.
Specific consideration should be given to older neighborhoods and those surrounding the downtown in order to provide neighborhood park facilities. • Encourage the School District to set up an annual planning session with all organized sports group to establish an annual calendar.
• Add additional joint use and exclusive use agreements with other schools.
2.4 Implementation Plan
The recommended implementation plan involves four major categories of park and recreation improvements:
1. Expansion of existing parks and recreation centers
2. Improvements to existing City parks/joint use facilities to address facility deficiencies
3. Development of new parks in the City and its Sphere of Influence to accommodate the additional future demand for park facilities resulting from anticipated population growth City of Fontana Parks, Recreation & Trails Master Plan: 2023 Update 2-5
4. Development of recreational trails and associated amenities Given the large capital investment needed to implement the recommended improvements, the proposed plan will need to be phased, in order to spread the costs over a reasonable period of time. The prioritization of improvements within the phasing program was generated after careful consideration of the following information:
• Immediate needs for new facilities within existing parks based on demand, replacement of aging equipment, citizen feedback through a survey of residents, and input from City Council, Parks, Community and Human Services Commission, and City staff. • New parks and community centers to be developed over the longer-term, should be phased based on future facility needs suggested by anticipated population growth and the geographic locations and expected timing of known residential plans in the City.
City of Fontana Parks, Recreation & Trails Master Plan: 2023 Update 3-1
Section 3: Update Process
3.1 Regional Context
The City of Fontana is situated between the Jurupa Hills to the south and the San Gabriel and the San Bernardino Mountains to the north. These geological formations provide the City of Fontana with an abundance of open space and wilderness recreation.
Much of the San Gabriel and San Bernardino mountains are within the contiguous jurisdictions of the Angeles and San Bernardino National Forests. Trailheads throughout the foothills and along Lytle Creek connect the City inland to the Pacific Crest Trail that eventually reaches as far as the Canadian and Mexican borders. Southwest of the City, Martin Tudor Jurupa Hills Regional Park is part of a county trail system that connects southward to the Santa Ana River.
3.2 Parks & Recreation
Review of the City General Plan
The Conservation, Open Space, Parks, and Trails Element of the General Plan (2015-2035) was reviewed. The following goals and policies related to the parks and recreation component are outlined.
Goal 1: Fontana continues to preserve sensitive natural open space in the foothills of the San Gabriel Mountains and Jurupa Hills.
Consider permanent protection for sensitive foothill lands through potential partnerships with conservation organizations or acquisition and deed restrictions.
Goal 2: Large city parks and open spaces include plantings and natural areas attractive to birds and other wildlife.
Inform the public about the natural ecological character of Fontana.
Use public open space to support wildlife habitat where appropriate.
Goal 3: Fontana has a healthy, drought-resistant urban forest.
Support tree conservation and planting that enhances shade and drought resistance.
Expand Fontana’s tree canopy.
Goal 4: The city of Fontana has a no-net-loss policy for public parkland.
Establish legal requirements for replacement, when any city-owned park land listed in the California Protected Lands database is transferred to other uses, with land of equivalent environmental, recreational, or aesthetic value.
Goal 5: All Fontana residents live within walking or biking distance of a public park, and there are sufficient public parks to serve all areas of the city.
City of Fontana Parks, Recreation & Trails Master Plan: 2023 Update 3-2
Establish park access by walking and biking as a criterion for locating parks and for design of active transportation networks.
Continue to use a minimum standard of 5 acres of public parkland per 1,000 persons.
Pursue park development where parkland is insufficient
Goal 6: All public parks are designed and maintained to a high standard.
Promote park designs that can serve multiple types of users and provide aesthetic benefits.
Provide sufficient funding to support adequate park maintenance.
Goal 7: The Fontana parks system has a nonprofit partner that raises money for park improvements.
Promote creation of a Fontana Parks Foundation, a nonprofit to support park system improvements and activities.
Goal 8: Fontana updates the Parks, Recreation, and Trails Master Plan at least every 10 years.
Support a Parks, Recreation, and Trails Master Plan update consistent with the General Plan and at least every 10 years thereafter.
Goal 9: Fontana has multi-use trails that provide north-south links and connections with the Pacific Electric Trail and other city pedestrian and bicycle routes.
Seek funding sources to implement the San Sevaine Trail and design and implement an "Eastside Trail" linking the City from north to south the east part of the city, Create a maintenance / Renovation Program for the trails system.
Advocate with other municipal partners to state lawmakers for opportunities to use utility easement land as trails and parks.
Goal 10: Trails in natural areas offer nature recreation experiences.
Support trail creation and maintenance in natural areas.
Park Types
Regional Parks: 40 acres or more with a wide range of amenities to attract the greatest range of users and interests within and beyond the city. Their typical service radius corresponds to a one-hour drive.
Fontana's regional park, Jurupa Hills Regional Park totals 695 acres of of open space.
Community Parks: 10 to 40 acres and are utilized for active and/or passive activities; typical amenities include pool, lighted sports fields and courts, picnic facilities, play areas, restrooms, and off-street parking.
Neighborhood Parks: 1 to 10 acres; walk or bike-to parks which are located within the neighborhood they serve; include both active and passive designs; provides amenities such as picnic areas, informal
City of Fontana Parks, Recreation & Trails Master Plan: 2023 Update 3-4
5. Condor Park 1.0
6. Fernandez Park 2.3
7. Fiesta Park 1.3
8. Gabriella Park 1.3
9. Heritage Circle Park 3.0
10. Heritage Village East Tot Lot 0.5
11. Heritage Village West Tot Lot 0.5
12. Hunter's Ridge Park 4.7
13. Lemon Pepper Park 0.3
14. Licorice Park 0.2
15. Miller Park 5.5
16. Northgate Park 2.9
17. North Heritage Park 1.3
18. North Tamarind Park 5.0
19. Oak Park 3.0
20. Oak Grove Park 5.0
21. Patricia Marrujo Park 5.2
22. Patricia Murray Park 1.0
23. PA-5 Gabion Ranch Park 0.3
24. PA-6 Gabion Ranch Park 0.2
25. PA-11 Gabion Ranch Park 1.3
26. PA-16 Gabion Ranch Dog Park 3.8
27. San Sevaine Park 5.7
28. Seville Park 13.0
29. Shadow Park 7.0
30. Sierra Crest Park 1.0
31. Sierra Crest II Park 1.6
32. Sycamore Hills Park 3.2
33. Valley Oak Park 0.9
34. Santa Fe Park 1.0
Acreage of Neighborhood Parks 104.3
Total Park Acreage 421.55
Exhibit 3-1 provides a map of all existing parks in the City. An itemized list of facilities for each park is given in Table 3.1.
Joint Use (School) Facilities: Schools within the City boundary are within the Fontana Unified School District, the Colton Joint Unified School District and the Etiwanda School District, as shown in Exhibit 3-2.
The City has joint use agreements with 53 of the local schools totaling approximately 650 acres, as shown on Table 3.2. The City uses a 25% ratio in counting usable recreational areas at these schools.
Therefore, there is approximately 163 acres of joint use facilities.
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EXISTING PARKS
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TABLE 3.1
INVENTORY OF EXISTING PARKS
Table 3.1
Existing Facilities Inventory
City of Fontana Park Facilities
Almeria ParkBill Martin ParkCambria ParkCarmela ParkCatawba ParkCentral City Park and Cypress Community CenterChaparral ParkCondor ParkCoyote Canyon ParkDr. Charles A. Koehler ParkFernandez ParkFiesta ParkFontana ParkSouth Fontana ParkGabriella ParkHeritage Circle ParkHeritage Village East Tot Lot Heritage Village West Tot Lot Hunter's Ridge ParkJack Bulik ParkJurupa Open Space Lemon Pepper ParkLicorice ParkMartin Tudor Regional ParkMary Vagle Nature CenterMcDermott Sports ComplexMcDermott West Soccer ParkMiller ParkNorthgate ParkNorth Heritage ParkNorth Tamarind ParkOak Grove ParkOak ParkPA- 5 Gabion Ranch ParkPA- 6 Gabion Ranch ParkPA- 11 Gabion Ranch ParkPA- 16 Gabion Ranch Dog ParkPatricia Marrujo ParkPatricia Murray ParkRalph M. Lewis Sports ComplexRosena Park WestRosena Park EastSan Sevaine ParkSanta Fe ParkSeville ParkShadow ParkSierra Crest ParkSierra Crest Park IISouthridge Park with Don Day Community CenterSycamore Hills ParkValley Oak ParkVeterans ParkVillage Park Totals
Acres 8.10 15.60 2.50 0.40 14.40 17.00 10.30 1.00 15.50 10.00 2.30 1.30 38.00 18.20 1.30 3.00 0.50 0.50 4.70 27.00 695.00 0.30 0.20 30.00 25.00 4.10 15.40 5.50 2.90 1.30 5.00 5.00 3.00 0.30 0.20 1.30 3.80 5.20 1.00 20.00 3.45 10.50 5.70 1.00 5.60 7.00 1.00 1.60 25.90 3.20 0.90 25.50 9.10 1116.6 Basketball Court - full court 21 12 6
Basketball Court - full court w/lights 2 2 4 2 2 1 1 1 2 1 1 2 2 2 1 26 Basketball Court - half court 0 0
Basketball Court - half court w/lights 1 2 22 7
BBQ Braziers 5 3 2 4 9 3 3 5 1 3 4 1 3 6 1 10 3 3 2 4 7 2 2 8 11 7 4 4 4 2 6 10 2 8 6 158 Benches 14 12 2 4 31 3 7 8 5 10 4 49 8 7 2 4 2 2 40 3 6 13 11 7 4 4 34 2 1 3 8 7 6 2 8 13 15 3 4 5 13 10 2 5 7 410 Bicycle Rack 2 1 1 1 1 1 3 5 1 1 2 3 1 1 1 8 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 43 Buildings 1 3 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 8 1 1 5 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 2 2 1 2 1 5 2 60 Community/Senior Centers 1 3 1 1 1 1 8
Concession Stand 2 1 1 2 2 1 1 2 1 1 2 1 21 20
Dog Park 12 2 5
Drinking Fountain 6 6 1 1 7 2 6 3 1 1 9 7 3 1 1 1 2 13 1 1 3 1 2 4 2 1 1 1 3 2 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 3 3 2 1 8 4 129 Equip./Maintenance Storage 2 2 1 3 2 1 4 1 1 1 1 3 1 1 2 1 1 2 30 Football 24 4 10
Group BBQ 5 1 1 1 1 4 1 1 1 2 2 1 1 1 1 5 29
Group Picnic 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 27
Handball Court 0
Horseshoe Pit 10 10
Indoor Basketball Court - full court 2 2
Indoor Gymnasium 1 1 2
Indoor Racquetball 4 4
Indoor Stage 1 1
Informal Fields 1 1 1 1 4 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 111 1 11 1 36 Lagoon 1 1
Little League Field 2 1 3
Little League Field w/lights 4 1 3 1 1 6 12 19
Parking - ADA accessible 1 11 2 17 1 7 6 2 41 14 2 25 1 6 4 4 4 1 3 2 2 1 18 2 4 2 5 1 1 5 2 19 3 219 Parking - on site 10 306 36 574 10 217 64 25 523 521 34 386 5 200 50 50 100 80 9 67 16 10 14 380 40 127 32 94 11 191 17 477 26 4702 Pickle Ball Courts 2 2 40 2 10
Picnic Shelters 4 2 5 1 1 3 1 1 3 6 1 7 1 1 3 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 2 1 2 3 1 62 Picnic Tables 16 15 2 8 13 16 8 15 13 4 3 18 29 3 4 3 32 2 1 51 4 5 9 3 11 15 14 5 3 6 2 2 8 11 25 16 9 8 9 7 12 8 34 19 501 Play Area & Apparatus 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 3 6 1 1 1 1 2 1 7 1 1 1 1 1 2 4 3 2 1 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 2 1 2 2 1 1 71 Port-a-Potty 0
Public Telephone 0
Restroom Facilities 1 2 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 5 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 3 1 52 Roller Hockey Court 11 2 4
Security Lighting yes yes yes no yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes no no yes yes N/A yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes no yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes 0 Senior Baseball (overlay) 1 1
Senior Baseball Diamond 1 1
Senior Baseball Diamond w/lights 1 1 11 4
Shuffleboard Court 0
Signage yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes no yes no yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes 0 Skatepark 11 0 2
Soccer (overlay) 2 yes 14 7
Soccer w/lights 1 4 4 yes 5 14
Softball Diamond 0
Softball Diamond w/lights 24 6
Splashpads 1 1 2
Stage/Amphitheater 1 1 11 4
Swimming Pool 1 1 11 1 5
Tennis Court 2 6 8
Tennis Court w/lights 2 6 42 2 16
Tot Play Area 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 38 Trails 1 yes 1 no yes yes 2 no yes yes 1 1 yes no no 1 no no no yes no yes yes 1 no no 1 no 1 no no no no 1 1 no 1 1 1 1 no yes no no no no 16 Volleyball Court 22 4
Wading Pool 1 11 3
Water Slides 1 1 2
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GRANT ES
BINKS ES
JUNIPER ES
MANGO ES
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SIERRA LAKES ES
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Existing School Facilities
BirchCitrusFontanaJurupa HillsKaiserMillerSummitAlder ○AlmeriaFontana ○Ruble ○SequoiaSouthridgeTrumanAlmondBeechCanyon CrestCitrusChaparralCypressDateDolores Huerta International Academy* Acres 9.9 18.5 41.8 45.4 38.6 50.6 46.2 22.3 18.3 15.8 20.0 18.8 20.0 20.0 10.0 9.3 5.5 11.9 5.5 8.7 7.8 7.0 Basketball Court - full court w/ lights
Basketball Court - half court w/ lights
Basketball Court - full court 2 5 3 6 5 6 12 3 6 4 8 6 6 8 3 3 2 4 3 4 2 Basketball Court - half court 2 4
Track (Field) 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
Football Field 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
Handball Court 3 6 4 5 8 5 7 5 2 2 2 4 8
Indoor Basketball-Court fulll court 2 2 1 1 1 2
Indoor Gymnasium 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
Indoor Racquetball
Informal Fields 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 3
Practice Fields 1 2 1 1 2 2 1 1
Little League Field 2 1 2 1 2 4 1 1 1 2 4 3 2
Little League Field w/Lights
Roller Hockey Court
Senior Baseball Diamond 2 1 1 1 1 1 3
Senior Baseball Diamond w/ Lights
Soccer (Overlay) 1 1 1 3 2 9 1 2 1 1 1 1
Soccer W/Lights
Softball Diamond 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 2
Softball Diamond w/ Lights 1
Tennis Court 8 8 6 8 4 6 2 2
Tennis Court w/ Lights 6
Volleyball Court 2 3 1 4 1 6 3 6 3 5 3 2
Swimming Pool 1
Play Area & Apparatus 2 1 3 2 3 2 4
Port-a-Potty
* Specific facilities information not available
** Estimated acreage
○ Exclusive use agreement
Existing Joint Use Facilities
Inventory
Fontana USD - High Schools Middle Schools Elementary Schools 3-8
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JOINT USE FACILITIES
City of Fontana Parks, Recreation & Trails Master Plan: 2023 Update 3-9
Proposed Improvements to Existing Parks/Facilities
The following planned improvements to existing parks will help satisfy the requirement for additional recreation facilities. See Table 4.1 for cost estimates.
Almeria Park:
• New ADA inclusive Playground structures(2)
Cambria Park:
• Playground Shade Structure
• New ADA Inclusive Playground Structure
• New Park Gazebo
Catawba Park:
• New Restrooms
• Resurface Parking
Chaparral Park:
• Playground Improvement
• New Restroom
• New ADA Inclusive Playground Structure w/ Shade Structure Condor Park :
• Full coverage playground shade structure
Coyote Canyon Park:
• Add shade at ballfield dugouts (6)
• New ADA Inclusive Playground Structure
• Replace rubber playground safety surfacing
• Add shade for ballfield spectator areas (6)
• New/Replace Score Boards(3)
Fiesta Park:
• Playground Shade Structure
• Replace rubber playground safety surfacing
• New ADA Inclusive Playground Structure
Fontana Park:
• Shaded spectator areas for the pool deck (2)
Dr. Charles Koehler Park:
• ADA Playground w/ shade & Improvements
• Resurface Parking Lot
Heritage Circle Park:
• Security Lighting
• Renovate Restroom
• Fitness Trail
• New Park Gazebo
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Heritage Tot Lot West:
• Playground Shade Structure
• New ADA Inclusive Playground Structure
Hunter's Ridge:
• Snack Bar Roof Improvement
• Resurface Parking Lot
• Add Shade at Ballfield Dugouts (2)
• Full Coverage Playground Shade Structure
• Add shade for ballfield spectator areas (2)
Martin Tudor Regional Park:
• Park Rehabilitation
• Resurface Parking Lot
• Sewer Extension
• Playground Shade Structure
• Replace rubber playground safety surfacing
• New ADA Inclusive Playground Structure
• Pump Track Action Park
Jurupa Hills Openspace Park:
• Hillside Stabilization above the splash Pad
• Wilderness Trails
Mary Vagle Museum and Nature Center:
• Resurface Existing Parking Lot
McDermott Sports Complex:
• Playground Shade Structure
• Shade Structures
McDermott Soccer Park:
• Replace Fence
• Resurface Parking Lot
• Shade Structures
• Artificial Turf
Miller Park:
• New outdoor pool facility
• New Indoor Pool Facility
• Gymnasium with two indoor basketball courts Courts
• Indoor racketball courts
• Amphitheature seating with Dance Area
North Heritage Park:
• Playground Shade Structure
• Replace rubber playground safety surfacing
• New ADA Inclusive Playground Structure
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• Improved Security Lighting
North Tamarind Park:
• ADA sidewalk improvements
Oak Park:
• Restroom Improvement
• Security Lights
• Shelter Roof
• Playground Shade Structure
• New ADA Inclusive Playground Structure
Patricia Marrujo Park:
• Playground Shade Structures (2)
• New ADA Inclusive Playground Structure
• New Park Gazebos (2)
Patricia Murry Park:
• Playground Shade Structure
• New ADA Inclusive Playground Structure
• New Park Gazebos (2)
Ralph M. Lewis Park:
• New Football Goal Posts w/ Catch Systems (8)
Rosena East Park:
• Playground Shade Structures (2)
• New Park Gazebo
• New ADA Inclusive Playground Structures (2)
Rosena West Park:
• Playground Shade Structure
• Replace rubber playground safety surfacing
• New ADA Inclusive Playground Structure
San Sevaine:
• Resurface Parking Lot
• Full Coverage Playground Shade Structure
• Upgrade Existing Park Exercise Equipment
• New Park Gazebo
Seville Park:
• Resurface Parking Lot
• Remove the old amphitheater and stage
• New ADA Inclusive Playground Structure
• New Pickle Ball Courts (4)
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• ADA sidewalk improvements
Shadow Park:
• ADA Playground Improvements with shade structure
Southridge Park and Don Day Community Center:
• Resurface Existing Parking Lot
• Shade for Ballfield Spectator Areas (4)
• New ADA Inclusive Playground Structure
Sycamore Hills Park:
• Playground Shade Structure (2)
• New ADA Inclusive Playground Structure
Village Park:
• Playground Shade Structure
• Replace roof on Park Gazebo
• Shade for Ballfield Spectator Areas (6)
• New ADA Inclusive Playground Structure
• Expand Parking
• ADA sidewalk improvements
• Ballfield Score Boards (3)
VOH Pool Facility:
• Spectator Shade Structure (2)
Park Security Camera Installations:
• 1 park per year
Service Area Analysis
There are currently 18 community parks or groupings of parks. Community parks are defined by the General Plan to have a service area of a mile and a half.
The incorporated city has good access to the existing community parks as shown in Exhibit 3-3. The need for more community parks will be increased by the annexation of the unincorporated area of West Fontana and the future development of the unbuilt portions of North Fontana. These areas will both need a new community park.
A neighborhood park has a service area of one-half mile, a comfortable walking distance. Exhibit 3-4 illustrates the service areas of all existing and planned neighborhood parks. There are no neighborhood parks in the unincorporated area of West Fontana. The areas of the City and its Sphere of Influence not served directly by existing parks are served by the recreation facilities located at schools.
Exhibit 3-5 illustrates the service areas of all community and neighborhood parks combined.
Underserved Areas
There are currently no parks or recreational facilities located in the following areas (Exhibit 3-6):
Foothill South Area: Residential neighborhood located partially in the Sphere of Influence bounded by City of Fontana Parks, Recreation & Trails Master Plan: 2023 Update 3-13
Foothill Avenue and the Metrolink right-of-way and by East and Citrus Avenues.
West Fontana Area: Residential neighborhood in the Sphere of Influence bounded by the Metrolink right-of-way and the I-10 Freeway and by Cherry and Citrus Avenues.
Pursuant to the goals in the General Plan, City park standards shall also apply to newly annexed areas of the city.
Planned Future Parks
The City will be reviewing future park and trail facilities, some through specific plans. The following master planned recreation facilities will also help satisfy the requirements for additional recreation facilities.
The locations of new park facilities are indicated on Exhibit 3-7. The new community center is shown on Exhibit 3-9.
The Arboretum Specific Plan is proposed to be located to the east of Citrus Avenue between Interstate 15 and Summit Avenue and will include 13 acres of public park.
Downtown Linear Park on the PE Trail is a proposed extension of the Civic Center park improvements such as the Library and Miller Amphitheater extending to the west to Juniper Avenue.
Sierra Lakes Sports Park is a 29.8-acre proposed park to be located in north Fontana on Sierra Lakes Parkway between Knox Avenue and Catawba Avenue.
Westgate Specific Plan is proposed to be located adjacent to Fontana Park on the western side of the City and includes 19.04 acres of parkland.
Planned Future Schools
Fontana Unified School District is currently planning one new school site as illustrated on Exhibit 3-8.
This planned future school is a 7-12 academy located at Citrus Avenue and Casa Grande Avenue.
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3.3 Recreation Centers
Exhibit 3-9 provides a map of all the existing and proposed Community Centers in the City.
Because community centers are large facilities, they will provide a variety of services which will meet the needs of the larger segments of the community. Smaller neighborhood centers which provide program specific activities/programming for teens, seniors and other age specific facilities will be defined by population demand and located accordingly. These recreation facilities are described as follows:
Community Center: A center that has facilities large enough to offer a wide variety of programs and services such as team and individual competitive sports, year-round aquatics, computer labs, large meeting and banquet opportunities, fitness centers, etc. Generally, centers of this type service a 5 to 10-mile radius.
Neighborhood Center: A site dedicated to providing specific and targeted programming to an identified geographic service area. Programming includes concepts such as after school teen program, Tiny Tot Program and various recreation classes such as dance, martial arts and music. It should be noted that a neighborhood center is not necessarily a structure built by the City. It could be a strategically located excess school facility or a store front in a neighborhood shopping center. What the Neighborhood Center represents is a central location where program planning, sign-ups and office work for the specific neighborhood/community takes place. The programs could be implemented at any one of a multitude of other locations within the service radius.
Specialty Center: A center that is dedicated to a specific use, such as age specific (teen, senior, etc.) or program specific (fitness, nature, etc.) facilities.
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Existing Community Center * Jessie Turner Health
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Heritage
Community Center
Don Day
Community Center
Mary Vagle Museum &
Nature Center
Fontana Community
Senior Center
Jack Bulik Neighborhood Center
and Josephine Knopf Senior Center
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3.4 Trails & Bikeways
Trail Types: The City's off-street recreational trail system combines hiking, equestrian, and bike trails.
Such trails are primarily used for recreation, but can also be used for commuting or to provide access to community facilities, such as the Metro Link Station or schools. Dedicated bike lanes, or Class 2 bikeways, consist of a dedicated lane along the pavement edge of streets and provide an alternative to the automobile throughout the City. Pedestrian access and recreation is provided through the City’s sidewalks and hiking trails. Exhibit 3-10 shows existing and proposed trails.
Bikeway Types: The State of California categorizes bicycle facilities into four classifications according to the degree of exclusiveness with which the paths are preserved for bicycle use. The designation of bikeways as Class I, II, III, and IV should not be construed as a hierarchy of bikeways. Each class of bikeway has its appropriate application. Exhibit 3-11 provides a map of the City’s bikeway system. Exhibit 3-12 provides details on each bikeway type.
Proposed Improvements to Trails
The following proposed improvements to the trail system will link and improve existing trails and provide amenities for trail users. This list includes recommendations from the Active Transportation Plan. See Table 4.1 for cost estimates.
Recreation Trail Improvements:
• Complete the hiking/recreation trail in the Southern California Edison Utility Corridor in northern Fontana
• Construct trailheads and restrooms in strategic locations.
Bicycle Lane Improvements:
• Convert existing dirt utility road into 3-mile long Class I bike path at Southern California Edison Utility South III from Catawba Park to Locust Avenue • Convert existing dirt utility road into 3.1-mile long Class I bike path at San Bernardino County Parcel from Southern California Edison Utility North to Riverside Avenue • Convert existing dirt utility road into 1.6-mile long Class I bike path at Southern California Edison Utility North Spur I from Bridlepath Dr to Southern California Edison Utility North Spur II
• Convert existing dirt utility road into 0.5-mile long Class I bike path at Connector Path from Wilson Avenue to Southern California Edison North Spur I • Convert existing dirt utility road into 6.5-mile long Class I bike path at Southern California Edison Utility North from East Avenue to Sierra Avenue
• Provide 2.5-mile long Class I bike path, constructed adjacent to existing canal, at Sr-210 Drainage (South) from Victoria Avenue to Knox Avenue
• Provide 1-mile long Class I bike path, constructed adjacent to existing canal, at Sr-210 Drainage (North) from San Sevaine Road to Knox Avenue
• Provide 0.5-mile long Class I bike path, constructed adjacent to existing canal, as an extension of existing San Sevaine Trail from Pacific Electric Trail to Victoria Avenue • Provide 3-mile long Class I bike path, constructed adjacent to existing the Metrolink rail from Catawba Avenue to Maple Avenue
• Provide 2.5-mile long Class I bike path, constructed adjacent to existing canal, at San Sevaine Trail (South) from Philadelphia Avenue to 1-10 Freeway • Convert existing dirt utility road into 0.8-mile long Class I bike path at Southern California Edison Utility South I from San Sevaine Trail to Rancherias Dr City of Fontana Parks, Recreation & Trails Master Plan: 2023 Update 3-23
• Convert existing dirt utility road into 1.1-mile long Class I bike path at Southern California Edison Utility South II from Live Oak to Poplar Avenue
• Provide 2-mile long Class II bikeway at Sierra Avenue (Central) from Baseline Avenue to Merrill Avenue
• Provide 4.5-mile long Class II bikeway at Valley Boulevard from Banana Avenue to Alder Avenue
• Provide 2.5-mile long Class II bikeway via Road Diet (4 to 3 lane conversion) at Alder Avenue (North) from Baseline Avenue to Randall Avenue • Provide 1.1-mile long Class II bikeway at Cypress Avenue (South) from Slover Avenue to Southern California Edison Utility Path
• Provide 1-mile long Class II bikeway via Road Diet (4 to 3 lane conversion) at Juniper Avenue (Central) from Foothill Avenue to Merrill Avenue • Provide 3.25-mile long Class II bikeway at Jurupa Av from Etiwanda Avenue to Like Oak Avenue
• Provide 3-mile long Class II bikeway at Merrill Avenue from Catawba Avenue to Maple Avenue
• Provide 4.25-mile long Class II bikeway via Road Diet (4 to 3 lane conversion) at Miller Avenue from Beech Avenue to Maple Avenue
• Provide 0.5-mile long Class II bikeway at Fontana Avenue from Merrill Avenue to Randall Avenue
• Provide 1.7-mile long Class II bikeway at Highland Avenue from Know Avenue to Highland Avenue
• Provide 0.3-mile long Class II bikeway at Live Oak Avenue from Jurupa Avenue to Fernwood Way
• Provide 1-mile long Class II bikeway at Mulberry Avenue from Jurupa Avenue to Philadelphia Avenue • Provide 1.75-mile long Class II bikeway at Poplar Avenue (South) from Boyle Street to Beech Avenue
• Provide 2.75-mile long Class II bikeway at Randall Avenue from Lime Avenue to Palmetto Avenue
• Provide 2.75-mile long Class II via Road Diet (4 to 3 lane conversion) at San Bernardino Avenue from Fontana Avenue to Alder Avenue
• Provide 5.3-mile long Class II bikeway at Santa Ana Avenue from Mulberry Avenue to Tamarind Avenue • Provide 1-mile long Class II bikeway at Sierra Avenue from Jurupa Avenue to Philadelphia Avenue
• Provide 4.5-mile long Class II bikeway at Slover Avenue from San Sevaine Trail to Sierra Avenue
• Provide 1-Mile long Class II bikeway at Mango Avenue (Central) from Foothill Boulevard to Merrill Avenue
• Provide 1.2-Mile long Class III bikeway at Almeria Avenue from Baseline Avenue to Pacific Electric Trail
• Provide 2.75-Mile long Class III bikeway at Cypress Avenue (North) from Highland Avenue to Valencia Avenue
• Provide 2.5-Mile long Class III bikeway at Juniper Avenue (Central) from Baseline Avenue to San Bernardino Avenue
• Provide 0.5-Mile long Class III bikeway at Mango Avenue (Central) from Merrill to Randall Avenue
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• Provide 1-Mile long Class III bikeway at Lime Avenue from Baseline Avenue to Foothill Boulevard • Provide 0.06-Mile long Class III bikeway at Meyer Canyon Road from E Liberty Parkway to Cherry Avenue
• Provide 0.5-Mile long Class III bikeway at Miller Avenue from Plumaria Avenue to Beech Avenue
• Provide 1-Mile long Class III bikeway at Mulberry Avenue from Slover Avenue to Jurupa • Provide 1.25-Mile long Class III bikeway at Oleander Avenue (North) from Miller Avenue to Orange Way
• Provide 1.6-Mile long Class III bikeway at Oleander Avenue (Central) from Ceres Avenue to Valley Boulevard
• Provide 0.75-Mile long Class III bikeway at Oleander Avenue (South) from Railroad to Santa Ana Avenue
• Provide 2.75-Mile long Class III bikeway at Palmetto Avenue from Miller Avenue to Marygold Avenue • Provide 1-Mile long Class III bikeway at Poplar Avenue (Central) from Randall Avenue to Valley Avenue
• Provide 0.08-Mile long Class III bikeway at Roanoke Road from E Liberty to Cherry Avenue • Provide 0.75-Mile long Class IV bikeway at Slover Avenue from Sierra Avenue to Tamarind Avenue
• Provide 2-Mile long Class IV bikeway at Sierra Avenue (South) from Slover Avenue to Jurupa Avenue
• Provide 2.6-Mile long Class IV bikeway at Jurupa Avenue from Live Oak Avenue to Sierra Avenue
• Provide 1.2-Mile long Class IV bikeway at Citrus Avenue (South) from Slover Avenue to Jurupa Avenue
Over/Under Passes to the proposed 210 Freeway:
• Support the hiking/biking trail connection through the 210 Freeway underpass at San Sevaine Road, connecting the north and south sides of the Southern California Edison Utility Corridor Trail
Other Over/Under Passes:
• Work closely with the Bureau of Reclamation's San Sevaine Creek joint-use trail to connect at grade or with a grade-separated crossing on the Metrolink right-of-way Recreation Trail Amenities:
• Staging areas and parking
• Signage and maps
• Benches
• Drinking Fountains
Bicycle Lane Amenities:
• Provide street sweeping maintenance of bike lanes and street intersections • Push buttons at signalized intersections
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NORTH
RECREATION TRAILS
EXHIBIT 3-10
City Boundary
Sphere of Influence
3-25
Crossings
Proposed Trails
ExistingTrails
Highland Channel
SCE Utility Corridor
SCE Utility Corridor
San Sevaine Creek Channel/
Etiwanda Channel
Jurupa Hills Trail
Frontline Trail
JUNIPER AV JUNIPER AV
SUMMIT AV
CHERRY AV
BASELINE AV
MAPLE AV
ALDER AV
SIERRA AV
CITRUS AV
BEECH AV
CHERRY AV
ARROW BLVD
FOOTHILL BLVD
BEECH AV
MAPLE AV
ALDER AV
SIERRA AV
CITRUS AV
CHERRY AV
MERRILL AV
SAN BERNARDINO AV
SANTAANAAV
SLOVER AV
VALLEY BLVD
MARLAY AV
BEECH AV
SIERRA AV
CITRUS AV
CHERRY AVMULBERRY AV
ETIWANDA AV
JURUPA AV
CITRUS AV
SIERRA AV
HIGHLAND AV
EAST AV
METROLINK
SANTAANAAV
JURUPA AV
SAN BERNARDINO AV
ARROW BLVD
FOOTHILL BLVD
BASELINE AV
I-10 FREEWAY I-10 FREEWAY
VALLEY BLVD
SLOVER AV
I-15 FREEWAY
SOUTH HIGHLAND AV
SUMMIT AV
I-15 FREEWAY
UNION PACIFIC RR
RANDALL AV
SUMMIT AV
EAST AV
ALDER AV
LINDEN AV
RIVERSIDE AV
LINDEN AV
0.7 0.35 0 0.7
Miles
METROLINK
Hawker Crawford
Pacific Electric Inland Empire Trail
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SUMMIT AV
CHERRY AV
BASELINE AV
MAPLE AV
ALDER AV
CHERRY AV
ARROW BLVD
FOOTHILL BLVD
BEECH AV
MAPLE AV
ALDER AV
SIERRA AV
CITRUS AV
CHERRY AV
MERRILL AV
SAN BERNARDINO AV
SANTAANAAV
SLOVER AV
VALLEY BLVD
MARLAY AV
BEECH AV
SIERRA AV
CITRUS AV
CHERRY AVMULBERRY AV
ETIWANDA AV
JURUPA AV
HIGHLAND AV
EAST AV
METROLINK
SANTAANAAV
JURUPA AV
SAN BERNARDINO AV
ARROW BLVD
FOOTHILL BLVD
BASELINE AV
I-10 FREEWAY I-10 FREEWAY
VALLEY BLVD
SLOVER AV
I FR
SOUTH HIGHLAND AV
I-15 FREEWAY
UNION PACIFIC RR
RANDALL AV
SUMMIT AV
EAST AV
ALDER AV
LINDEN AV
RIVERSIDE AV
LINDEN AV
0.7 0.35 0 0.7
Miles
METROLINK
NORTH
EXISTING AND PROPOSED
BIKEWAY SYSTEM
EXHIBIT 3-11
City Boundary
Sphere of Influence
3-26
Crossings
Class III (Route)
Class II (Lane)
Class I (Path)
Proposed
Class IV (Route)
Existing
SUMMIT AV CITRUS AV
SIERRA AV SIERRA AV
CITRUS AV
JUNIPER AV
BEECH
JUNIPER AV
AV
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EXHIBIT 3-12
BIKEWAY TYPES
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BIKEWAY TYPES
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EXHIBIT 3-12 (CONT)
BIKEWAY TYPES
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3.5 Parks & Facilities Standards Analysis
Parks Standards Analysis
Section 66477 of the Government Code known as the “Quimby Act” requires developers to provide land and/or fees for new parks based on a standard of 3-5 acres of neighborhood and community park land per 1,000 residents. The 2015-2035 General Plan calls for a park acreage standard of 5 acres per 1,000 residents: 2 acres for community parks and 3 acres for neighborhood parks.
After a thorough analysis of the park system in its entirety and information gathered from a recent survey of the residents, a needs analysis was generated and broken into four separate categories:
1. Expansion of existing parks and recreation centers
2. Improvements to existing City Parks and joint use facilities
3. Development of new parks in the City and its Sphere of Influence
4. Development of recreational trails and open space
The Parks, Recreation, & Trails Master Plan 2023 Update needs analysis suggests the building of one (1) additional community center in the Southern third of the City; several upgrades to existing parks; and the construction of approximately 62 acres of trail.
In order to meet the needs, it is recommended that Policy 2.1 of the General Plan be amended to allocate 3 acres of developed parkland and 2 acres of open space per 1,000 population. This will provide the city with a well-balanced park system that will meet the needs of the community well into the future and keep pace with the rapidly growing diverse community. It is estimated that with the inclusion of a 25% credit for Joint/Exclusive Use facilities shared with school district for existing school property and the desire to partner with the districts to help fulfill the need for amenities in the underserved areas, along with a 25% credit for private parks within gated communities, the City will exceed the Quimby goal of 5 acres per 1,000 population adopted by City Council in the 2015-2035 General Plan.
For the purposes of this document, Open Space shall mean: Outdoor recreation areas, including areas of scenic, historic and cultural value; land currently used for/or particularly suited for parks and recreation; linkages between important recreational areas. Utility easements that can be deeded to the public in perpetuity may be included as open space subject to the review and approval of the City Council. Any property subject to the hillside ordinance may be given partial credit subject to the review and approval of the City Council. Open space shall not include areas of land that have a primary purpose for another use such as landscape and building setbacks, any property within public right of way, or public utility easements.
Facility Standards Analysis
With regard to types of facilities within parks, the 2015-2035 General Plan states that no single set of accepted standards exist, partly due to the diverse needs of different communities. The facilities from other regional cities were reviewed in January 8, 2019 to gain regional insight into park and recreation demand (Table 3.3). Among these cities were Corona, Ontario, Rancho Cucamonga and Rialto. These cities were chosen because of their geographic proximity to Fontana and demographic profile.
3.6 Summary of Citizen Survey
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TABLE 3.3
COMPARISON OF EXISTING INVENTORY TO OTHER CITIES
City of Fontana Parks, Recreation,Trails Master Plan 2019 Update Table 3-3
Comparison of Surrounding Cities
Factor Fontana Corona* Ontario*
Rancho
Cucumonga* Rialto*
Population 211,815 167,836 175,841 177,452 103,562
Total Park Acreage 1,073 364 187 323 107
Community Park Acreage 978 226 143 155 101
Neighborhood Park Acreage 95 124 44 162 35
Community Center Sq. Ft. 77,748 25,768 83,300 121,384 34,000 Pools 7 9 4 4 1
Aquatic Centers 4 1 1 0 1
Skate Parks 2 2 0 1 2
Roller Hockey 4 1 0 0 0
Lit Baseball Fields 32 1 19 13 13 1 11 1
Unlit Baseball Fields 4 1 14 3 12 12 1 3 1
Lit Muti-purpose Fields 20 2 9 4 8 2 5 2
Unlit Multi-purpose Fields 4 2 5 3 2 2 11 2
Gymnasiums (city) 1 1 2 0 1
Libraries 3 1 2 2 2
Library Sq. Ft. 112,500 82,500 72,000 34,800 10,000+
Notes:
* Data collected through phone interviews with City staff 1 - Includes softball fields
2 - Includes soccer and football fields
3 - Practice fields
4- 3 libraries are in the Sphere of Influence
5 - Unused facility
6 - HOA Pools
7 - School Facilities
reviewed and changed
reviewed, did not change
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The following is an outline of the main factual findings from the survey. For the reader’s convenience, we have organized the findings according to the section titles used in the body of this report. Thus, to learn more about a particular finding and how it may compare to findings from prior surveys (where applicable), simply turn to the appropriate report section in Appendix B of this document.
Quality of Life
A clear majority of respondents shared favorable opinions of the quality of life in Fontana, with 13% reporting it is ‘excellent’ and 51% stating it is ‘good’. Approximately three-in-ten residents (31%) indicated that the quality of life in the City is ‘fair’, and just 7% of residents used ‘poor’ or ‘very poor’ to describe the quality of life in Fontana.
When asked what local government could do to improve the quality of life in Fontana now and in the future the most common specific responses to this question were improving streets, roads, and sidewalks and cleaning up/beautifying the City and landscaping (11% each), followed by improving public safety and reducing crime and drugs (9%), addressing homeless issues (7%), and adding/improving parks and recreation facilities (7%).
Parks and Open Space Areas
Eighty-two percent (82%) of respondents reported that at least one member of their household had visited a city park in the 12 months prior to the interview.
The frequency of visits to parks and open space areas was also high. Close to three-in-ten residents (29%) reported that their household visits a park or open space area in Fontana at least once per week, and an additional 19% stated that they visit a park two to three times per month.
Among those who could recall the names of the parks and open space areas they visit most often, Fontana Park was mentioned most frequently (23%), followed by Jack Bulik Park (14%), Veterans Park (13%), Almeria Park (12%), Jurupa Hills Regional Park (10%), and Hunter’s Ridge Park (10%). Other parks and open space areas cited by at least 7% of residents included Coyote Canyon Park (9%), Miller Park (9%), Ralph Lewis Sports Complex (9%), Bill Martin Park (8%), Southridge Park (8%), and Heritage Park (7%).
Recreation and Community Facilities
Forty-four percent (44%) of respondents reported that at least one member of their house-hold had visited a community center or recreation facility in the 12 months prior to the inter-view.
Over a quarter of visitors (26%) utilized a community center or recreation facility at least once per month and 18% visited less frequently than once per month.
Jessie Turner Community Center was the facility visited most frequently (44%), followed by Fontana Park Aquatic Center (30%), Don Day Community Center (14%), Fontana Community Senior Center (11%), Mary Vagle Nature Center (8%), and Jack Bulik Neighborhood Center (7%).
Over one-quarter of respondents indicated that they did not have an opinion or were unwilling to comment on the overall quality, safety, and/or appearance of Fontana’s community centers and recreation facilities. Among those with an opinion, however, the assessments were decidedly positive. The proportion of respondents who provided a rating of excellent or good was highest for the appearance of the facilities (58%), followed by the overall quality (55%) and safety (55%).
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Perceived Needs
When asked to rate how well the existing parks and recreation facilities in Fontana perform in meeting their household’s recreation needs, 14% provided a rating of excellent and 44% provided a rating of good. An additional 26% indicated that the parks and recreation facilities do a fair job of meeting their household’s recreation needs. Overall, just 7% used poor or very poor to describe how well their needs are being met by the existing inventory, and 10% were unsure or unwilling to state their opinion.
Sixty percent (60%) of all respondents indicated that there were improvements they would like made to parks and open space areas in Fontana.
Just over one-quarter (26%) of all respondents indicated that there were improvements they would like made to community centers and recreation facilities in Fontana.
The most commonly suggested improvement with respect to community centers and recreation facilities was updating buildings and equipment (17%), followed by improving security/safety (13%), cleaning/ beautifying facilities (12%), greater variety of classes (11%), providing more facilities (9%), and more activities/programs for kids (8%).
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City of Fontana Parks, Recreation & Trails Master Plan: 2023 Update Section 4: Funding Summary
4.1 Development Components and Capital Costs
Table 4.1 summarizes the development costs associated with the proposed improvements at each park site. The total capital cost of the recommended improvements is $213.2 million dollars based on 2023 costs. The breakdown of this total by major category is as follows:
Improvements to Existing Parks $45.0 million
New Community Facilities $28.1 million
New Trail Improvements/Amenities $20.2 million
New Park Development $56.5 million
New Bike Lanes (per the ATP) $63.4 million
Total $213.2 million
Given the large capital investment needed to implement the recommended improvements, it is clear that the proposed facility development would need to be phased, in order to spread the costs over a reasonable period of time. Prioritization of improvements was established after careful consideration of the following information:
1. New parks, to be developed over the longer-term, should be phased based on the future facility needs suggested by anticipated population growth and the geographic locations and expected timing of known residential plans in the City. 4-2
City of Fontana Parks, Recreation & Trails Master Plan: 2023 Update TABLE 4.1
CAPITAL COSTS
I. Park Improvements (Existing Parks)
Construction Costs A&E Costs Total Costs Priority Level Almeria Park $385,000
2 new ADA inclusive Playground Structures $350,000 $35,000 High Cambria Park $605,000
Playground Shade Structure $150,000 $15,000 High
New ADA Inclusive Playground Structure $250,000 $25,000 Low New Park Gazebo $150,000 $15,000 Low
Catawba Park $440,000
New Restrooms $300,000 $30,000 High
Resurface Parking $100,000 $10,000 Low
Chaparral Park $753,500
Shelter Roof Renovation $85,000 $8,500 Moderate
New Restroom $300,000 $30,000 High
New ADA Inclusive Playground w/ shade Structure $300,000 $30,000 Moderate Condor Park $165,000
Full coverage playground shade structure $150,000 $15,000 Moderate Coyote Canyon Park $1,419,000
Add shade at ballfield dugouts (6) $150,000 $15,000 High New ADA Inclusive Playground Structure $250,000 $25,000 Low Replace rubber playground safety surfacing $80,000 $8,000 Low Add shade for ballfield spectator areas (6) $360,000 $36,000 Low Ballfield Score Boards (3) $450,000 $45,000 Moderate
Fiesta Park $412,500
Playground Shade Structure $100,000 $10,000 High
Replace rubber playground safety surfacing $75,000 $7,500 High New ADA Inclusive Playground Structure $200,000 $20,000 Low Fontana Park $330,000
Shaded spectator areas for the pool deck (2) $300,000 $30,000 Low Dr. Charles Koehler Park $572,000
ADA Playground w/ shade & Improvements $400,000 $40,000 Moderate Resurface Parking Lot $120,000 $12,000 Low
Heritage Circle Park $731,000
Security Lighting $200,000 $20,000 High
Renovate Restroom $150,000 $15,000 High
Fitness Trail $200,000 $36,000 Moderaate
New Park Gazebo $100,000 $10,000 High
Heritage Tot Lot West $385,000
Playground Shade Structure $100,000 $10,000 High
New ADA Inclusive Playground Structure $250,000 $25,000 Low Hunter's Ridge $632,500
Snack Bar Roof Improvement $100,000 $10,000 Moderate
Resurface Parking Lot $120,000 $12,000 Low
Add Shade at Ballfield Dugouts (2) $30,000 $3,000 High
Full Coverage Playground Shade Structure $150,000 $15,000 Low Add shade for ballfield spectator areas (2) $175,000 $17,500 Low Martin Tudor Regional Park $3,135,000
Park Rehabilitation $450,000 $45,000 High
Resurface Parking Lot $100,000 $10,000 High
Sewer Extension $300,000 $30,000 High
Playground Shade Structure $150,000 $15,000 High
Replace rubber playground safety surfacing $100,000 $10,000 High New ADA Inclusive Playground Structure $250,000 $25,000 High Bicycle Pump Track Action Park $1,500,000 $150,000 High Jurupa Hills Open space Park $330,000
Hillside Stabilization above the splash Pad $200,000 $20,000 Low Wilderness Trails $100,000 $10,000 Moderate
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City of Fontana Parks, Recreation & Trails Master Plan: 2023 Update TABLE 4.1 (CONT)
CAPITAL COSTS
Mary Vagle Museum and Nature Center $165,000
Resurface Existing Parking Lot $150,000 $15,000 High
McDermott Sports Park $385,000
Playground Shade Structure $150,000 $15,000 High
ADA Playground Structure $200,000 $20,000 High
McDermott Soccer Park $2,787,500
Replace Fence $225,000 $22,500 High
Resurface Parking Lot $150,000 $15,000 Low
Shade Structures $250,000 $25,000 Moderate
Artifical Turf $2,000,000 $100,000 Low
Miller Park $20,460,000
New outdoor pool facility $2,500,000 $250,000 Low
New Indoor Pool Facility $400,000 $40,000 Low
Gymnasium with two indoor basketball courts Courts $15,000,000 $1,500,000 Low Indoor racketball courts $300,000 $30,000 Low
Amphitheature seating with Dance Area $400,000 $40,000 Low North Heritage Park $687,500
Playground Shade Structure $150,000 $15,000 High
Replace rubber playground safety surfacing $75,000 $7,500 High New ADA Inclusive Playground Structure $250,000 $25,000 Low Lighting $150,000 $15,000 High
North Tamarind Park $110,000
ADA sidewalk improvements $100,000 $10,000 High
Oak Park $825,000
Restroom Improvement $150,000 $15,000 High
Security Lights $150,000 $15,000 High
Shelter Roof $50,000 $5,000 Moderate
Playground Shade Structure $150,000 $15,000 Moderate
New ADA Inclusive Playground Structure $250,000 $25,000 Moderate Patricia Marrujo Park $770,000
Playground Shade Structures (2) $200,000 $20,000 Moderate New ADA Inclusive Playground Structure $250,000 $25,000 Moderate New Park Gazebos (2) $250,000 $25,000 Moderate
Patricia Murry Park $550,000
Playground Shade Structure $100,000 $10,000 High
New ADA Inclusive Playground Structure $250,000 $25,000 Moderate New Park Gazebo (2) $150,000 $15,000 Moderate
Ralph M. Lewis Park $704,000
New Football Goal Posts with Catch Net Systems(8) $640,000 $64,000 High Rosena East Park $1,210,000
Playground Shade Structures (2) $400,000 $40,000 High
New Park Gazebo $100,000 $10,000 Low
New ADA Inclusive Playground Structures (2) $600,000 $60,000 Low Rosena West Park $528,000
Playground Shade Structure $150,000 $15,000 High
Replace rubber playground safety surfacing $80,000 $8,000 High New ADA Inclusive Playground Structure $250,000 $25,000 Low San Sevaine $715,000
Resurface Parking Lot $200,000 $20,000 Low
Full Coverage Playground Shade Structure $150,000 $15,000 Low Upgrade Existing Park Exercise Equipment $150,000 $15,000 Low New Park Gazebo $150,000 $15,000 Low
Seville Park $880,000
Resurface Parking Lot $100,000 $10,000 Low
Remove the old amphitheater and stage $150,000 $15,000 Low New Pickle Ball Courts (4) $400,000 $40,000 Low
ADA sidewalk improvements $150,000 $15,000 Low
Shadow Park $440,000
Playground Shade Structure $150,000 $15,000 Moderate
New ADA Playground Improvements $250,000 $25,000 Moderate 4-4
City of Fontana Parks, Recreation & Trails Master Plan: 2023 Update TABLE 4.1 (CONT)
CAPITAL COSTS
Southridge Park and Don Day Community Center $715,000
Resurface Existing Parking Lot $100,000 $10,000 Low
Shade for Ballfield Spectator Areas (4) $300,000 $30,000 Low New ADA Inclusive Playground Structure $250,000 $25,000 Low Sycamore Hills Park $605,000
Playground Shade Structure (2) $300,000 $30,000 High
New ADA Inclusive Playground Structure $250,000 $25,000 High Village Park $1,630,000
Playground Shade Structure $150,000 $15,000 High
Replace roof on Park Gazebo $100,000 $10,000 High
Shade for Ballfield Spectator Areas (4) $250,000 $25,000 High New ADA Inclusive Playground Structure $250,000 $25,000 Moderate Expand Parking $250,000 $25,000 Moderate
ADA sidewalk improvements $50,000 $150,000 Moderate
Ballfield Score Boards(3) $300,000 $30,000 Moderate
VOH Pool Facility $330,000
Spectator Shade Structure (2) $300,000 $30,000 High
General Park Camera Based Security for Parks $165,000
Annual Security up grades to parks $150,000 $15,000 High $40,815,000 $4,142,500 $44,957,500
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CAPITAL COSTS
II. New Community Facilities
Sq. Ft. Construction
Costs A&E Costs Total Costs Priority Level
$650.00 /SF
Renovated Don Day Community Center $28,080,000
40,000 $26,000,000 $2,080,000 Moderate
$28,080,000
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IV. New Parks
Acres Land Costs Construction
Costs A&E Costs Total Costs Priority Level
$600,000 /Acre $750,000 /Acre
Arboretum Parks $7,722,000
13 $7,150,000 $572,000 Moderate
Downtown Linear Park on P.E. Trail $1,603,800
2.7 $1,485,000 $118,800 Moderate
Sierra Lakes Sports Park $35,820,000
30 $18,000,000 $16,500,000 $1,320,000 Moderate
Westgate Parks $11,309,760
19.04 $10,472,000 $837,760 Moderate
$56,455,560
III. Recreation Trails
Acres Construction
Costs A&E Costs Total Costs Priority Level
$450,000 /Acre
Hiking and Biking Trails (12" Wide)
Sec Utility Corridor 8.73 $3,928,500 $392,850 $4,321,350 Low Joint Use Trail (27' Wide)
San Sevaine Creek Channel 33.71 $15,169,500 $758,475 $15,927,975 Low $20,249,325
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CAPITAL COSTS
V. Bicycle Lanes
Construction
Costs
Class l Shared- Use Paths
San Bernardino County Parcel from Southern California Edison Utility North to Riverside Avenue $6,999,900 Southern California Edison Utility North Spur I from Bridlepath Dr to SCE Utility North Spur II $3,566,800 Connector Path from Wilson Avenue to Southern California Edison Utility North Spur I $1,114,600 Southern California Edison Utility North from East Avenue to Sierra Avenue $14,490,200 SR-210 Drainage (South) from Victoria Avenue to Knox Avenue $5,528,600 SR-210 Drainage (North) from San Sevaine Road to Knox Avenue $2,229,300 Metrolink Trail from Catawba Avenue to Maple Avenue $6,754,600 San Sevaine Trail (South) from Philadelphia Avenue to 1-10 Freeway $5,573,100 Southern California Edison Utility South I from San Sevaine Trail to Rancherias Dr $1,783,400 Southern California Edison Utility South II from Live Oak Avenue to Poplar Avenue $2,452,200 Southern California Edison Utility South III form Catawba Park to Locust Avenue $6,687,800 Class ll Bike Lanes
Sierra Avenue (Central) from Foothill Blvd, to Merrill Ave. $237,500 Valley Boulevard from Banana Avenue to Alder Avenue $534,400 Alder Avenue (North) from Baseline Avenue to Randall Avenue $299,300 Cypress Avenue (South) from Slover Avenue to Southern California Edison Utility Path $59,400 Juniper Avenue (Central) from Foothill Avenue to Merrill Avenue $118,800 Jurupa Avenue from Etiwanda Avenue to Like Oak Avenue $386,000 Merrill Avenue from Catawba Avenue to Maple Avenue $356,300 Miller Avenue from Beech Avenue to Maple Avenue $447,700 Fontana Avenue from Merrill Avenue to Randall Avenue $45,100 Highland Avenue from Knox Avenue to Highland Avenue $198,300 Live Oak Avenue from Jurupa Avenue to Fernwood Way $35,600 Mulberry Avenue from Jurupa Avenue to Philadelphia Avenue $120,000 Poplar Avenue (South) from Boyle St to Beech Avenue $207,800 Randall Avenue from Lime Avenue to Palmetto Avenue $326,600 San Bernardino Avenue from Fontana Avenue to Alder Avenue $330,200 Santa Ana Avenue from Mulberry Avenue to Tamarind Avenue $629,400 Sierra Avenue from Jurupa Avenue to South City Border $117,600 Slover Avenue from San Sevaine Trail to Sierra Avenue $534,400 Mango Avenue (Central) from Foothill Boulevard to Merrill Avenue $118,800 Class III Bike Lanes
Almeria Ave from Baseline Ave to Pacific Electric Trail $19,500 Cypress Ave (North) from Highland Ave to Valencia Ave $44,900 Juniper Ave (Central) from Baseline Ave to San Bernardino Ave $16,600 Mango Ave (Central) from Merrill Ave to Randall Ave $8,100 Lime Ave from Baseline Ave to Foothill Blvd $16,600
Meyer Canyon Rd from E Liberty Pkwy to Cherry Ave $1,500 Miller Ave from Plumaria Ave to Beech Ave $810
Mulberry Ave from Slover Ave to Jurupa Ave $16,300
Oleander Ave (North) from Miller Ave to Orange Way $20,300 Oleander Ave (Central) from Ceres Ave to Valley Blvd $2,600 Oleander Ave (South) from railroad to Santa Ana Ave $11,900 Palmetto Ave from Miller Ave to Marygold Ave $44,700
Poplar Ave (Central) from Randall Ave to Valley Ave $16,300 Roanoke Rd from E Liberty to Cherry Ave $1,300
S Heritage Circle from Baseline Ave to Baseline Ave $11,400 Class IV Separated Bikeways
lover Ave from Sierra Ave to Tamarind Ave $103,900
Sierra Ave (South) from Slover Ave to Jurupa Ave $278,400 Jurupa Ave from Live Oak Ave to Sierra Ave $360,100
Citrus Ave (South) from Slover Ave to Jurupa Ave $166,200 $63,425,110
The following Information Is a part of the 2023 City of Fontana Active Transportation Plan recommendations. 4-7
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CAPITAL COSTS
Vl. Total
Total Costs
$45,835,000
$28,080,000
$20,249,325
$56,455,560
Bike Lanes $63,425,110
$214,044,995
Park Improvements (Existing Parks)
Community Facilities
Recreation Trails
New Parks
City of Fontana Parks, Recreation & Trails Master Plan: 2023 Update A-1
1. Almeria Park 8.1 acres
Almeria is a small neighborhood park located on the northwest corner of Almeria and Baseline Avenue.
Amenities include:
• Benches
• Drinking fountains
• Group barbeque area
• Picnic areas
• Picnic shelters
• Picnic tables
• Covered play area with apparatus
• Covered tot lot
• Restroom facility
• Security lighting
• Signage
• On-site parking with an ADA accessible space
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2. Bill Martin Park 15.6 acres
Bill Martin Park is a community park located two blocks north of Foothill Blvd, between Juniper and Cypress Avenue. Bill Martin Park is located north of Cypress Community Center and Josephine Knops Senior Center.
Amenities include:
• Benches
• Barbeque braziers
• Bicycle racks
• Buildings
• Drinking fountains
• Equipment/maintenance storage areas
• Trails
• Lighted full-court basketball courts
• Lighted little league fields
• Lighted senior baseball diamond field
• Concession stand
• Picnic shelters
• Picnic tables
• Play area with apparatus
• Tot lot
• Restroom facilities
• Security lighting
• Signage throughout the site
• On-site parking with ADA accessible spaces
City of Fontana Parks, Recreation & Trails Master Plan: 2023 Update A-3
3. Cambria Park 2.5 acres
Cambria is a small neighborhood park consisting mostly of open lawn area. The park is located in northeast Fontana on the north side of Cambria Avenue and one block east of Mango Avenue.
Amenities include:
• Benches
• Play area with apparatus
• Drinking fountain
• Trail
• Security lighting
City of Fontana Parks, Recreation & Trails Master Plan: 2023 Update A-4
4. Carmela Park 0.4 acres
Carmela Park is a small neighborhood park located on Juniper Avenue and Bruno Lane.
Amenities include:
• Benches
• Barbeque braziers
• Picnic Tables
• Play area with apparatus
• Signage
City of Fontana Parks, Recreation & Trails Master Plan: 2023 Update A-5
5. Catawba Park 14.4 acres
This neighborhood park is located in south Fontana in the Southridge Village community off of Catawba Place, and in between Poplar Avenue and Citrus Avenue. Most of the park is developed within a transmission line right-of-way
Amenities include:
• Benches
• Open turf fields
• Tennis courts
• Trails
• Barbeque braziers
• Picnic tables
• Drinking fountain
• Restroom facilities
• On-site parking with ADA accessible spaces
City of Fontana Parks, Recreation & Trails Master Plan: 2023 Update A-6
6. Central City Park with Cypress Community Center 17 acres The Central City Park with Cypress Community Center site is located between Cypress Avenue and Oleander Avenue, and directly north of the Pacific Electric Trail and across the street from Seville Park.
The park site is dedicated to a sports facility that is mainly utilized for football and soccer games. The neighborhood center accommodates both indoor and outdoor activities and oversees the Seville Park Amphitheater.
Amenities include:
• Synthetic turf soccer field
• Football fields with soccer overlays
• Lighting for fields
• Community garden
• Horseshoe pits
• Trails
• ADA accessible playground
• Concession stands
• Storage buildings
• Restroom facilities
• Benches
• Drinking fountains
• Bike rack
• Picnic Shelters
• Picnic tables
• Multipurpose room with a stage
• Classroom spaces
• Kitchen
• Josephine Knopf Center with an adjacent
outdoor area
• Lawn
• Security lighting
• Monument sign
• On-site parking with ADA accessible spaces
City of Fontana Parks, Recreation & Trails Master Plan: 2023 Update A-7
7. Chaparral Park 10.3 acres
This neighborhood park is located in southwest Fontana in the community of Southridge Village off of Rancherias Drive, and adjacent to the Chaparral Elementary School. Chaparral Park is located primarily within a transmission line right-of-way.
Amenities include:
• Baseball field
• Play area with apparatus
• Picnic shelter
• Drinking fountain
• Accessible restroom facility
• Group barbeque area with picnic tables
• Benches
• Barbeque braziers
• Trails
• Security lighting
City of Fontana Parks, Recreation & Trails Master Plan: 2023 Update A-8
8. Condor Park 1.0 acre
This small neighborhood park is located off of Condor Avenue and Terra Vista Drive in North Fontana, just south of the I-15 Freeway.
Amenities include:
• Benches
• Bike rack
• Restroom facility
• Covered barbeque areas
• Group picnic shelter
• Picnic tables
• Barbeque braziers
• Covered play area with apparatus
• Half-court basketball court
• Security lighting
• Signage
• On-site parking with an ADA accessible space
City of Fontana Parks, Recreation & Trails Master Plan: 2023 Update A-9
9. Coyote Canyon Park 15.5 acres
Coyote Canyon Park is a small community park located North of Fontana Park and North of Summit Avenue between the I-15 Freeway just South of Duncan Canyon Road.
Amenities include:
• Concession stand
• Lighted Little League Fields
• Covered play area with apparatus
• Trails
• Picnic shelters
• Covered group picnic area
• Picnic tables
• Barbeque braziers
• Trail
• Bike rack
• Bleachers
• Benches
• Drinking fountains
• Restroom facility
• Security lighting
• Signage
• On-site parking with ADA accessible spaces
City of Fontana Parks, Recreation & Trails Master Plan: 2023 Update A-10
10. Dr. Charles A. Koehler Park 10 acres
This neighborhood park is located in north Fontana at the intersection of Beech Avenue and Walnut Street
Amenities include:
• Baseball backstop
• Multi-purpose playing field
• Lighted basketball courts
• Lighted tennis courts
• Play sets on rubberized play surface
• Shelter
• Accessible restroom facility
• Barbeque braziers
• Benches
• Bike rack
• Trail
• Picnic tables
• On-site parking with ADA accessible spaces
City of Fontana Parks, Recreation & Trails Master Plan: 2023 Update A-11
11. Fernandez Park 2.3 acres
Fernandez park is a neighborhood park located on the northwest corner of Locust Avenue and Miller Avenue on the eastern side of Fontana, just above Foothill Boulevard.
Amenities include:
• Trail
• Play area with apparatuses
• Picnic shelter
• Restroom facility
• Benches
• Picnic tables
• Barbeque brazier
• Drinking fountain
• Open turf areas
• Security lighting
• Signage
• On-site parking with ADA accessible spaces
City of Fontana Parks, Recreation & Trails Master Plan: 2023 Update A-12
12. Fiesta Park 1.3 acres
Fiesta Park is a small neighborhood park located on the corner of Volante Drive and La Vesu Road and is in close proximity to the Martin Tudor Jurupa Hills Regional Park. The nearest cross streets are Jurupa Avenue and Sierra Avenue.
Amenities include:
• Trail
• Barbeque braziers
• Benches
• Bicycle rack
• Drinking fountain
• Picnic tables
• Tot lot
• Security lighting
• Signage
City of Fontana Parks, Recreation & Trails Master Plan: 2023 Update A-13
13. Fontana Park 38.0 acres
This community park with indoor and outdoor activities is located on Summit Avenue in north central Fontana.
Amenities include:
• Trails
• Indoor gymnasium with full-court basketball
courts
• Classroom space
• Accessible restrooms
• Lounge
• Offices
• Kitchen
• Senior center
• Aquatic center
• Concession stands
• Lawn areas
• Barbeque braziers
• Picnic shelter
• Picnic tables
• Group barbeque area
• Group picnic area
• Benches
• Drinking fountains
• Bike racks
• Skate/BMX park
• Roller hockey rink
• Dog park
• Landscaped promenade
• Children’s play area
• Restroom facilities
• Maintenance and equipment storage
• Security lighting
• Signage
• On-site parking with ADA accessible spaces
City of Fontana Parks, Recreation & Trails Master Plan: 2023 Update A-14
14. Fontana Sports Park 18.2 acres
This community Sports park is Located at the corner of Santa Ana Avenue and Cypress Avenue in south Fontana. The park includes Soccer and Football overlayed synthetic sports fields. The park includes measured walking paths, exercise pavillion and well as a concession and restroom combination building.
Amenities include:
• Trails
• Synthetic Sports Fields
• Accessible restrooms
• Concession stand
• Lawn areas
• Picnic tables
• Group picnic area
• Benches
• Drinking fountains
• Bike racks
• Landscaped promenade
• Children’s play area
• Restroom facilities
• Maintenance and equipment storage
• Security lighting
• Signage
• On-site parking with ADA accessible spaces
City of Fontana Parks, Recreation & Trails Master Plan: 2023 Update A-15
14. Gabriella Park 1.3 acres
This neighborhood park is located on the corner of San Jacinto Avenue and Sleepy Creek, just to the east of Sierra Avenue and south of Baseline Avenue.
Amenities include:
• Play area with apparatuses
• Picnic tables
• Barbeque brazier
• Lawn area
• Benches
• Drinking fountain
• Shade structures
• Dog park
• Security lighting
• Signage
City of Fontana Parks, Recreation & Trails Master Plan: 2023 Update A-16
15. Heritage Circle Park 3 acres
This small neighborhood park is located in the middle of East Heritage Village on Caryn Circle. Laid out on a circular parcel, this park is mostly open lawn area with a grove of shade trees planted in the north end.
Amenities include:
• Play area with apparatuses
• Picnic tables
• Accessible restroom facility
• Lawn area
• Benches
• Drinking fountain
• Trail
• Restroom facility
• Security lighting
• Signage
City of Fontana Parks, Recreation & Trails Master Plan: 2023 Update A-17
16. Heritage Village East Tot Lot 0.5 acres
East Tot Lot is located on East Constitution Way, just south of East Heritage Elementary School in the Heritage Community Center area. The nearest major cross streets are Foothill Boulevard and Cherry Avenue. East Tot Lot is a half-circle space, partially enclosed by low railing at the front and a low wall at the rear.
Amenities include:
• Concrete pathway
• Tot lot
• Benches
• Drinking fountain
• Bike rack
• Signage
City of Fontana Parks, Recreation & Trails Master Plan: 2023 Update A-18
17. Heritage Village West Tot Lot 0.5 acres
Tot Lot A is located on West Constitution Way, just south of West Heritage Elementary School in the Heritage Community Center area. The site is north of Foothill Boulevard. Tot Lot A is a half-circle space, enclosed by low railing at the front and a metal fence at the rear.
Amenities include:
• Concrete pathway
• Tot lot
• Benches
• Drinking fountain
• Signage
City of Fontana Parks, Recreation & Trails Master Plan: 2023 Update A-19
18. Hunter’s Ridge Park 4.7 acres
Hunter’s Ridge Park is a small neighborhood park located off of Cherry Avenue in the Hunter’s Ridge Community of north Fontana.
Amenities include:
• Play area with apparatuses
• Snack bar
• Restroom facility
• Little League ball field
• Barbeque braziers
• Picnic tables
• Benches
• Bleachers
• Drinking fountains
• Bike rack
• Security lighting
• Signage
• On-site parking with ADA accessible spaces
City of Fontana Parks, Recreation & Trails Master Plan: 2023 Update A-20
19. Jack Bulik Park 27 acres
Jack Bulik Park is a community park located in the central area of Fontana between Juniper and Cypress Avenues, south of Filbert Street.
Amenities include:
• Play area with apparatuses
• Community center
• Multipurpose rink
• Skate park
• Little League/softball fields
• Senior baseball field
• Lighted basketball courts
• Drinking fountains
• Snack bar
• Restroom facilities
• Picnic shelters
• Picnic tables
• Benches
• Barbeque braziers
• Group barbeque area
• Bike racks
• Security lighting
• On-site parking with ADA accessible spaces
• Signage
City of Fontana Parks, Recreation & Trails Master Plan: 2023 Update A-21
20. Lemon Pepper Park 0.3 acres
Lemon Pepper Park is a small neighborhood park located on Lemon Pepper Avenue and adjacent to the Pacific Electric Trail.
Amenities include:
• Benches
• Drinking fountain
• Picnic shelter
• Barbeque brazier
• Picnic tables
• Play area with apparatus
• Security lighting
• Signage.
City of Fontana Parks, Recreation & Trails Master Plan: 2023 Update A-22
21. Licorice Park 0.2 acres
This small neighborhood park is located at Licorice Way and Sesame Seed Ave adjacent to the Pacific Electric Trail.
Amenities include:
• Benches
• Drinking fountain
• Barbeque brazier
• Picnic table
• Play area with apparatus
• Security lighting
• Signage.
City of Fontana Parks, Recreation & Trails Master Plan: 2023 Update A-23
22. Martin Tudor Regional Park 30 acres
This regional park is nestled in the Jurupa Hills off Sierra Avenue and offers a wide range of recreational activities. A family-oriented park.
Amenities include:
• Water park
• Playground
• Restroom facilities
• Concession stand
• Picnic shelters
• Arbors
• Barbeque areas
• Benches
• Drinking fountains
• Volleyball area
• Informal ball field with backstop
• Picnic shelters
• Picnic tables
• Security lighting
• Signage
• Security lighting
• Signage
• On-site parking with ADA accessible spaces
City of Fontana Parks, Recreation & Trails Master Plan: 2023 Update A-24
23. Mary Vagle Nature Center 25 acres
This regional park is nestled in the Jurupa Hills off Sierra Avenue and offers a wide range of recreational activities. A family-oriented park.
Amenities include:
• Water park
• Playground
• Restroom facilities
• Concession stand
• Picnic shelters
• Arbors
• Barbeque areas
• Benches
• Drinking fountains
• Volleyball area
• Informal ball field with backstop
• Picnic shelters
• Picnic tables
• Security lighting
• Signage
• Security lighting
• Signage
• On-site parking with ADA accessible spaces
City of Fontana Parks, Recreation & Trails Master Plan: 2023 Update A-25
24. Jurupa Hills Regional Open Space 695 acres
This regional park is nestled in the Jurupa Hills off Sierra Avenue and offers a wide range of recreational activities. A family-oriented park, the Mary Vagle Museum and Nature Center, the Mary Vagle Nature Center Mountain, the Southridge Village Open Space Reserve, and the Jurupa Hills Backcountry Trail are all components of this regional park.
Amenities include:
• Hiking trails
City of Fontana Parks, Recreation & Trails Master Plan: 2023 Update A-26
25. McDermott Sports Complex 4.1 acres
The McDermott Sports complex is a community park located on Baseline Avenue and South Heritage Circle in northwest Fontana and consists of 3 areas: The Heritage Neighborhood Center at the northwest edge, the Sports Complex at the southeast edge, and the soccer field in the center. These 3 areas are separated from each other by adjacent schools and a transmission right-of-way.
Amenities include:
• Lawn area
• Fountain
• Swimming pool
• Wading pool
• Arbor
• Lighted tennis courts
• Full-court basketball courts
• Volleyball courts
• Drinking fountain
• Bike rack
• Play area with apparatus
• Community Center
• Restroom facility
• Storage facilities
• Picnic tables
• Barbecue braziers
• Benches
• Lighted soccer field
• Snack bar
• Security lighting
• Signage
• On-site parking with ADA accessible spaces
City of Fontana Parks, Recreation & Trails Master Plan: 2023 Update A-27
26. McDermott Soccer Park 15.4 acres
The McDermott Sports complex is a community park located on Baseline Avenue and South Heritage Circle in northwest Fontana and consists of 3 areas: The Heritage Neighborhood Center at the northwest edge, the Sports Complex at the southeast edge, and the soccer field in the center. These 3 areas are separated from each other by adjacent schools and a transmission right-of-way.
Amenities include:
• Lawn area
• Drinking fountain
• Bike rack
• Restroom facility
• Storage facilities
• Benches
• Lighted soccer field
• Snack bar
• Security lighting
• Signage
• On-site parking with ADA accessible spaces
City of Fontana Parks, Recreation & Trails Master Plan: 2023 Update A-28
27. Miller Park 5.5 acres
Miller Park is located in downtown Fontana off of Sierra Avenue and Arrow Boulevard, and is adjacent to the Pacific Electric Trail. The park encompasses the Miller Fitness Center at the east side of the park.
Amenities include:
• Play area with apparatus
• Drinking fountains
• Benches
• Picnic tables
• Miller Amphitheater
• Splash pad
• Restroom facility
• Fitness center with racquetball courts, a
fitness room, a swimming pool, and a wading
pool
• Security lighting
• Signage
• On-site parking with ADA accessible spaces
City of Fontana Parks, Recreation & Trails Master Plan: 2023 Update A-29
28. Northgate Park 2.9 acres
Northgate Park is a small neighborhood park located on Celeste Avenue just east of Citrus Avenue.
Amenities include:
• Play area with apparatus
• Lighted full-court basketball court
• Lighted half-court basketball court
• Lawn area
• Picnic shelter
• Barbeque braziers
• Group barbeque area
• Tot lot
• Picnic tables
• Benches
• Drinking fountains
• Security lighting
• Signage
City of Fontana Parks, Recreation & Trails Master Plan: 2023 Update A-30
29. North Heritage Park 1.3 acres
This neighborhood park is located south of the I-15 Freeway at the corner of Baseline Avenue and North Heritage Circle.
Amenities include:
• Play area with apparatus
• Picnic tables
• Barbeque braziers
• Drinking fountain
• Bike rack
• Lighted full-court basketball court
• Restroom facility
• Concrete pathway
• Security lighting
• Signage
• On-site parking with an ADA accessible
space
City of Fontana Parks, Recreation & Trails Master Plan: 2023 Update A-31
30. North Tamarind Park 5 acres
This neighborhood park is located on Tamarind Avenue just north of Foothill Boulevard. The park is comprised primarily of open, rolling lawns.
Amenities include:
• Play area with apparatus
• Restroom facility
• Picnic shelter
• Barbeque braziers
• Picnic tables
• Benches
• Drinking fountain
• Lawn area
• Security lighting
• Signage
• On-site parking with ADA accessible spaces
City of Fontana Parks, Recreation & Trails Master Plan: 2023 Update A-32
31. Oak Park 3 acres
Oak Park is a small neighborhood park in south Fontana adjacent to Oak Park Elementary School and located off Live Oak Avenue just south of Cherry Avenue Amenities include:
• Play area with apparatus
• Lawn area
• Baseball backstop
• Bike rack
• Picnic shelter
• Picnic tables
• Lighted full-court basketball court
• Loop trail
• Restroom facility
• Drinking fountains
• Barbeque braziers
• Benches
• Security lighting
• Signage
City of Fontana Parks, Recreation & Trails Master Plan: 2023 Update A-33
32. Oak Grove Park 5.0 acres
Oak Grove Park is a small neighborhood park located at 16265 Orchard Street. The is a moderate sized neighborhood park
Amenities include:
• Play area with apparatus with shade structures
• Lawn area for active play
• Bike rack
• Picnic shelter
• Picnic tables
• Lighted Half-court basketball courts
• Trail
• Restroom facility
• Drinking fountains
• Barbeque braziers
• Benches
• Security lighting
• Signage
• Parking with ADA stalls
City of Fontana Parks, Recreation & Trails Master Plan: 2023 Update A-34
33. PA-5 Gabion Ranch Park 0.3 acres
This neighborhood pocket park is located at 5376 Heitz Way . The park Is a small neighborhood park with a lawn for informal activities, it also include an area for neighborhood gatherings.
Amenities include:
• Picnic structure with picnic tables
• Lawn area
• Security lighting
• Signage
City of Fontana Parks, Recreation & Trails Master Plan: 2023 Update A-35
34. PA-6 Gabion Ranch Park 0.2 acres
This neighborhood pocket park is located at the corner of Foxen Way and Blueridge Way . The park Is a small neighborhood park with a lawn for informal activities, it also include an area for neighborhood gatherings.
Amenities include:
• Benches
• Picnic structure with picnic tables
• Lawn area
• Security lighting
• Signage
City of Fontana Parks, Recreation & Trails Master Plan: 2023 Update A-36
35. PA-11 Gabion Ranch Park 1.3 acres
This neighborhood pocket park is located at 16569 Monteviejo Street . The park Is a small neighborhood park with a lawn for informal activities, it also include an area for neighborhood gatherings.
Amenities include:
• BBQ Braziers
• Benches
• Play Apparatus
• Tot Lot
• Play Ground Shade Structures
• Picnic structure with picnic tables
• Informal Fields
• Security lighting
• Signage
City of Fontana Parks, Recreation & Trails Master Plan: 2023 Update A-37
36. PA-11 Gabion Ranch Dog Park 3.8 acres
This neighborhood pocket park is located at the corner of Cypress Avenue and Veneto Drive. Thiis Dog park serves the neighborhood as well as the larger community. The park includes Amenities include:
• Two separate Dog play facilities.
• Parking with ADA parking stalls
• Drinking Fountains
• Benches
• Picnic structure with picnic tables
• Security lighting
• Signage
City of Fontana Parks, Recreation & Trails Master Plan: 2023 Update A-38
37. Patricia Marrujo Park 5.2 acres
This neighborhood park is located in the Sierra Lakes community on the corner of Augusta Drive and Avenal Place, south of Sierra Lakes Elementary School.
Amenities include:
• Play area with apparatus
• Basketball court
• Restroom facility
• Drinking fountain
• Trail
• Picnic structure with picnic tables
• Lawn area
• Security lighting Signage
• On-site parking with an ADA accessible space
City of Fontana Parks, Recreation & Trails Master Plan: 2023 Update A-39
38. Patricia Murray Park 1 acres
Patricia Murray Park is a small neighborhood park located on Jamestown Circle, just north of Foothill Boulevard and southwest of West Heritage Elementary School.
Amenities include:
• Play area with apparatus
• Benches
• Picnic tables
• Barbeque braziers
• Loop trail
• Lawn area
• Bike rack
• Drinking fountain
• Restroom facility
• Security lighting
• Signage
City of Fontana Parks, Recreation & Trails Master Plan: 2023 Update A-40
39. Ralph M. Lewis Sports Complex 20 acres
Ralph M. Lewis Memorial Sports Complex is a large community park located west of the Sierra Lakes Golf Club and is just north of the 210 Freeway on the northwest corner of Citrus Avenue and Sierra Lakes Parkway.
Amenities include:
• Play area with apparatus
• Synthetic turf soccer fields
• Synthetic turf football fields
• Covered bleachers
• Natural turf practice field
• Benches
• Bicycle racks
• Drinking fountains
• Equipment/maintenance storage areas
• Concession stands
• Picnic tables
• Restroom facilities
• Security lighting
• Signage
• Group picnic area
• On-site parking with ADA accessible spaces
City of Fontana Parks, Recreation & Trails Master Plan: 2023 Update A-41
40. Rosena Park - West 3.45 acres
Rosena Park is a large community park located about 7 blocks west of Ralph M. Lewis Sports Complex, on the southwest corner of Curtis Avenue and Beech Avenue. There are two park areas of Rosena Park:
the larger Rosena Park East, and the smaller Rosena Park West. These park areas are separated by a transmission right-of-way, but a decomposed granite path along the right-of-way connects the paths of both east and west sides to create a looping trail around the park.
Amenities include:
• Play area with apparatus
• Full-court basketball courts
• Lawn areas with space for soccer practice
fields
• Barbeque braziers
• Benches
• Bicycle rack
• Buildings
• Drinking fountains
• Picnic shelter
• Picnic tables
• Restroom facilities
• Security lighting
• Signage
• On-site parking with ADA accessible spaces
City of Fontana Parks, Recreation & Trails Master Plan: 2023 Update A-42
41. Rosena Park - East 10.5 acres
Rosena Park is a large community park located about 7 blocks west of Ralph M. Lewis Sports Complex, on the southwest corner of Curtis Avenue and Beech Avenue. There are two park areas of Rosena Park:
the larger Rosena Park East, and the smaller Rosena Park West. These park areas are separated by a transmission right-of-way, but a decomposed granite path along the right-of-way connects the paths of both east and west sides to create a looping trail around the park.
Amenities include:
• Play area with apparatus
• Full-court basketball courts
• Lawn areas with space for soccer practice
fields
• Barbeque braziers
• Benches
• Bicycle rack
• Buildings
• Drinking fountains
• Picnic shelter
• Picnic tables
• Restroom facilities
• Security lighting
• Signage
• On-site parking with ADA accessible spaces
City of Fontana Parks, Recreation & Trails Master Plan: 2023 Update A-43
42. San Sevaine Park 5.7 acres
This neighborhood park is located at the intersection of Cherry Avenue and Bridlepath Drive in north Fontana.
Amenities include:
• Play area with apparatus
• Benches
• Picnic tables
• Lighted tennis courts
• Lighted basketball court
• Swing areas
• Picnic structure
• Bicycle racks
• Drinking fountains
• Barbeque braziers
• Fitness stations
• Lawn areas
• Restroom facility
• Trail
• Security lighting
• Signage
• On-site parking with ADA accessible spaces
City of Fontana Parks, Recreation & Trails Master Plan: 2023 Update A-44
43. Santa Fe Park 1 acre
This small pocket park is located adjacent to a Metrolink station in central Fontana on Orange Way and Sierra Avenue
Amenities include:
• Amenities include:
• Lawn area
• Restroom facility for use only by bus drivers
• Rose garden
• Signage
City of Fontana Parks, Recreation & Trails Master Plan: 2023 Update A-45
44. Seville Park 5.6 acres
Seville Park is a neighborhood park located on Seville Avenue between Cypress Avenue and Juniper Avenue and is adjacent to the Pacific Electric Trail.
Amenities include:
• Lighted full-court basketball court
• Restroom facility
• Group picnic structure
• Picnic tables
• Barbeque braziers
• Benches
• Play area with apparatus
• Fitness equipment areas
• Lawn
• Trail
• Amphitheater
• Security lighting
• Signage
• On-site parking with ADA accessible spaces
City of Fontana Parks, Recreation & Trails Master Plan: 2023 Update A-46
45. Shadow Park 7 acres
This neighborhood park is located in south Fontana off of Shadow Drive, and adjacent to Shadow Hills Elementary school. The northern portion of the park is within a transmission line right-of -way.
Amenities include:
• Baseball overlay with backstop
• Senior baseball diamond
• Lighted tennis courts Lawn area
• Picnic shelter with picnic tables and barbeque braziers • Play area with apparatus
• Restroom facility
• Combination walking/bicycling trail
• Signage
City of Fontana Parks, Recreation & Trails Master Plan: 2023 Update A-47
46. Sierra Crest Park 1 acre
This small neighborhood park is located on Condor Avenue and Raven Street, in North Fontana just south of the I-15 Freeway
Amenities include:
• Shaded play area with apparatus
• Entry arbor
• Picnic shelter with picnic tables and barbeque braziers • Fitness equipment
• Benches
• Drinking fountain
• Restroom facility Lawn area
• Trail
• Security lighting
• Signage
• On-site parking with an ADA accessible space
City of Fontana Parks, Recreation & Trails Master Plan: 2023 Update A-48
47. Condor Park 1 acre
This small neighborhood park is located on Condor Avenue and Raven Street, in North Fontana just south of the I-15 Freeway
Amenities include:
• Shaded play area with apparatus
• Entry arbor
• Picnic shelter with picnic tables and barbeque
braziers
• Fitness equipment
• Benches
• Drinking fountain
• Restroom facility Lawn area
• Trail
• Security lighting
• Signage
• On-site parking with an ADA accessible
space
City of Fontana Parks, Recreation & Trails Master Plan: 2023 Update A-49
48. Sierra Crest Park II 1.6 acre
This neighborhood park is located at 4405 Rima Drive and includes Play for inactive and active play throughout the neighborhood Park.
Amenities include:
• Shaded play area with apparatus
• Half Basketball Courts
• Picnic shelter with picnic tables and barbeque braziers • Benches
• Parking
• Drinking fountain
• Restroom facility
• Trail
• Security lighting
• Signage
• On-site parking with an ADA accessible space
City of Fontana Parks, Recreation & Trails Master Plan: 2023 Update A-50
49. Southridge Park with Don Day Community Center 25.9 acres Southridge Park is located at the foot of the Jurupa hills in southern Fontana. This community park is within the Southridge Village community on the southeast corner of Live Oak Avenue and Cherry Avenue. The park encompasses the Don Day Community Center at the northwest corner of the site.
Amenities include:
• Softball fields
• Play area with apparatuses
• Tennis courts
• Basketball courts
• Lawn area
• Concession stand
• Restroom facility
• Benches
• Picnic tables
• Barbeque braziers
• Pool
• Signage
• Security lighting
• Cross-country mountain biking trailhead
• On-site parking with ADA accessible spaces
City of Fontana Parks, Recreation & Trails Master Plan: 2023 Update A-51
50. Sycamore Hills Park 3.2 acres
Sycamore Hills Park is a small neighborhood park located northeast of Martin Tudor Jurupa Hills Regional Park. It is on the southeast corner of Torry Pine Street and Mayberry Street, about three blocks south of the I-10 Freeway.
Amenities include:
• Lighted full-court basketball courts
• Barbeque braziers
• Benches
• Drinking fountains
• Group barbeque area
• Picnic tables
• Picnic shelter
• Play area with apparatuses
• Tot lot
• Restroom facilities
• Lawn area
• Security lighting
• Signage
• On-site parking with ADA accessible spaces
City of Fontana Parks, Recreation & Trails Master Plan: 2023 Update A-52
51. Veterans Park 25.5 acres
This large community park is located on Merrill Avenue between Mango Avenue and Palmetto Avenue in central Fontana.
Amenities include:
• Picnic shelters
• Picnic tables
• Barbeque braziers
• Play area with apparatus
• Basketball courts with roller hockey overlays
• Baseball diamonds
• Softball fields
• Restroom facilities
• Drinking fountains
• Lawn areas
• Picnic tables
• Benches
• Security lighting
• Signage
• On-site parking with ADA accessible spaces
City of Fontana Parks, Recreation & Trails Master Plan: 2023 Update A-53
52. Village Park 9.1 acres
This community park is located in south Fontana on the southwest corner of Poplar Avenue and Village Drive East, adjacent to Michael D’Arcy Elementary School Amenities include:
• Picnic shelters
• Lighted Little League fields
• Senior baseball diamond
• Baseball overlay with backstop
• Lighted full-court basketball court
• Half-court basketball courts
• Accessible restroom facility
• Picnic shelter
• Picnic tables
• Benches
• Barbeque braziers
• Play area with apparatus
• Tee-ball field
• Security lighting
• Signage
• On-site parking with ADA accessible spaces
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53. Valley Oak Park 0.9 acres
This community park is located at 16224 Valley Oak Lane. This neighbor hood pocket park is a active gathering and play space with formal and informal play.
Amenities include:
• Picnic shelters
• Stage and Amphitheater
• Picnic shelter
• Picnic tables
• Benches
• Barbeque braziers
• Play area with apparatus
• Security lighting
• Signage
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