The park is named after Martin Tudor, a long-time Fontana resident and community leader.
It serves as one of the primary trailheads for the Jurupa Hills, which are a prominent geological feature in the region.
The elevated trails within the park provide panoramic vantage points frequently used to spot regional aircraft heading toward Ontario International Airport.
The park is designed to mitigate heat in the summer through strategic placement of mature trees around picnic areas.
It is a key venue for the city's youth softball and baseball programs.
Martin Tudor Jurupa Hills Regional Park is a 35-acre recreational facility situated in the Jurupa Hills of Fontana, California. The park features lighted baseball diamonds, multi-purpose athletic fields, and dedicated picnic zones with barbecue grills. A prominent feature is the regional trail network that winds through the surrounding hilly terrain, offering elevated views of the Inland Empire. The park serves as a local hub for organized youth sports leagues and community gatherings. Extensive paved walking paths connect various amenities throughout the site. The landscape is characterized by its integration into the natural slope of the Jurupa Hills, providing a topographical contrast to the flat basin below.
The summit of the park's primary hiking trail looking west across the Inland Empire valley.
Bring high-traction footwear if you plan to hike the steeper unpaved trails on the hillside.
Sun protection is essential as most of the athletic fields and seating areas are fully exposed.
Arrive early on weekends to secure a picnic table, as they are popular for community gatherings.
Attempting to hike the upper hillside trails during midday heat in the summer months.
Leash laws apply to all pets; clean up after animals to preserve trail conditions.
