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Bud Bender Park
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Bud Bender Park

Rialto, CA

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★★★★★4.5(626 Google reviews)

What parents say

AI summary of 5 Google reviews — not a first-hand visit. How we write these

Three play areas cover toddlers through to older kids, with swings, a shaded grass patch and a duck pond. Parking is plentiful but sits inside foul-ball range of the ball fields, so park further out. Bathroom reports are mixed. The surrounding blocks are industrial rather than pretty.

Beyond the ball fields, playground and community garden on N Lilac Ave, this park holds Rialto's oldest structure: the Michael White Adobe, built in 1853 and cared for by the Rialto Historical Society. Pair playground time with a walk to the adobe for a little local-history lesson. The perimeter loop even has free exercise machines for parents.

Good for

  • Ages 10+

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235 N Lilac Ave, Rialto, CA 92376, USA

(909) 421-4949

Open nowToday: 6:00 AM – 10:00 PM

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What visitors say

  • kristin Padilla★★★★★

    Nice park, lots of bugs but the fields were nice and clean. Snack bar had a lot of different choices and loved the ice cream selection. Bathrooms were a little gross but it happens. The parking is really close to the fields which mean your in the foul ball area no matter where you park so I suggest parking as far away from the fields as possible or your car might get hit by a foul ball. Area was ok, it’s located in the middle of industrials and a not so good area.

    3 months ago

  • Marylin Grim★★★★★

    The park is great. Playgrounds. I call the lake a big duck pond. Lol. Plenty of parking. The landscape is manicured. Great place for kids and Partys, Grilling and Fun.

    5 years ago

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