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Parks #3 in Rialto, California

Alec Fergusson Park

4.6 · 717 reviews
Active and community-focused
Alec Fergusson Park, 2395 W Sunrise Dr, Rialto, CA 92377, United States
Interesting facts
1

The park is named after Alec Fergusson, a long-time Rialto community figure and city council member.

2

The skate facility features elements designed to cater to both street-style and transition skaters.

3

The park occupies a strategic location in a residential sector of northwest Rialto.

Overview

Alec Fergusson Park is a community recreation space in Rialto, California, featuring a dedicated concrete skate park. The site includes a large football field maintained for local sports and casual play. Picnic areas are distributed throughout the park to accommodate family gatherings. It functions as a central neighborhood hub for outdoor physical activity. The grounds are managed by the City of Rialto. Infrastructure includes open grassy areas and paved skating terrain.

Photo spot

The elevated vantage point overlooking the football field during sunset provides the best lighting.

Insider tips

Bring your own portable shade or canopy, as tree cover is limited in the open field areas.

Check local youth sports league schedules if you plan to use the football field, as it is often reserved for matches.

Visit during the weekday mid-morning to have the skate park largely to yourself.

What to avoid

Avoid the midday sun during the summer months due to the lack of significant natural shade coverage.

Etiquette

Helmets and pads are required for all skaters using the skate park facility; keep noise levels respectful for neighboring residential properties.

Plan your visit
Typical visit
1-2 hours
Best time to visit
Early spring or late autumn; the Inland Empire experiences extreme heat during summer afternoons.
Address
Alec Fergusson Park, 2395 W Sunrise Dr, Rialto, CA 92377, United States
34.160, -117.421
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Details
Shade & rest areasPicnic tables available; limited natural canopy.
Sports facilitiesConcrete skate park and multi-use football field.

Frequently asked

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

The best time to visit is Early spring or late autumn; the Inland Empire experiences extreme heat during summer afternoons..

The elevated vantage point overlooking the football field during sunset provides the best lighting.

Close by you'll find Glen Helen Regional Park, Glen Helen Amphitheater, Roger Birdsall Park.