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Parks #6 in Rialto, California

Kessler Park

4.3 · 581 reviews
Active and community-oriented
Kessler Park, 18401 Jurupa Ave, Bloomington, CA 92316, United States
Interesting facts
1

The park is officially categorized and maintained as a regional recreational site by the San Bernardino County Special Districts department.

2

It is specifically positioned within the Bloomington district, serving as a primary neighborhood anchor for local youth sports programs.

Overview

Kessler Park is a community recreation space managed by the San Bernardino County Regional Parks Department, located in the unincorporated community of Bloomington. The park features dedicated youth athletic facilities including multiple baseball and softball diamonds. It serves as a local hub for organized sports leagues and neighborhood recreational gatherings. The grounds provide open grass areas and basic playground equipment for family use. The layout is designed primarily for active leisure and local youth athletics rather than expansive nature trails.

Photo spot

From the bleachers overlooking the primary baseball diamonds during sunset.

Insider tips

Bring your own shade structures such as portable canopies if attending daytime sporting events, as natural shade is limited.

Check local youth league schedules before arriving if you intend to use the baseball or softball fields for private practice.

Ensure you have adequate sun protection and hydration, as the inland valley heat can be intense during peak summer months.

What to avoid

Visiting during the hottest part of mid-day in summer, as exposed areas lack significant cooling infrastructure.

Etiquette

Athletic footwear is recommended for field use; follow posted park rules regarding noise and littering.

Plan your visit
Typical visit
1-2 hours
Best time to visit
Early morning or late afternoon during spring and fall to avoid high temperatures.
Address
Kessler Park, 18401 Jurupa Ave, Bloomington, CA 92316, United States
34.048, -117.402
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Details
FacilitiesBaseball and softball diamonds
AmenitiesPlayground equipment and open recreation areas

Frequently asked

Plan for about 1-2 hours to see the highlights.

The best time to visit is Early morning or late afternoon during spring and fall to avoid high temperatures..

From the bleachers overlooking the primary baseball diamonds during sunset.

Close by you'll find Fairmount Park, St George's Catholic Church, Jurupa Mountains Discovery Center.