The park is situated on land once part of the historic dairy farm operations in the Sweetwater Valley.
It serves as a primary trailhead and staging area for the Sweetwater River Trail, which connects to the San Diego Bay.
The grounds are specifically designed to function as a flood control basin during periods of high rainfall.
The park houses the Chula Vista Live Steamers, a model railroad club that operates miniature trains on a dedicated track.
It was named in honor of Fred Rohr, founder of the Rohr Aircraft Corporation in Chula Vista.
Rohr Park is a 31-acre recreational facility located along the Sweetwater River valley in Bonita, California. It serves as a regional hub for organized sports, featuring multiple baseball diamonds and soccer fields. The park contains a segment of the Sweetwater Summit Regional Park trail system, accommodating both pedestrians and cyclists. It provides extensive open grassy areas designated for unstructured play and community gatherings. The park is managed by the City of Chula Vista and serves as a primary flood-plain transition zone. Visitors can access picnic shelters, playgrounds, and specialized areas for youth athletic leagues. The topography is largely flat, bordered by mature trees that provide peripheral shade.
The wooden bridge crossing the Sweetwater River trail segment.
Bring binoculars to spot local bird species along the riparian corridor of the Sweetwater River.
Use the perimeter walking paths if the central athletic fields are reserved for league games.
Check the Chula Vista Live Steamers schedule if you are interested in riding miniature trains.
Attempting to use the baseball or soccer fields during scheduled youth league tournaments or organized games.
Leash laws are strictly enforced for dogs; athletic field usage typically requires prior permit approval.
