Plan your visit
Parking
Short version: it’s free almost everywhere. Here are the exceptions that actually ruin plans.
- Victoria Gardens
- Free garages and surface lots behind the storefronts. Weekend evenings fill the closest spots — park at a garage one block out and walk; it's faster than circling.
- North Etiwanda Preserve (Etiwanda Falls)
- The exception that catches everyone: paid permit required — $4 half-day (under 4 hours), $7 full-day, bought online in advance. The lot fills by ~7am on weekends and gates lock at sunset. Cars do get towed.
- Quakes games (Morongo Field at The Epicenter)
- $6, card only — the whole ballpark is cashless, lots included. No tailgating.
- Haven City Market
- Free lot on site. Looks full on weekend nights; turnover is fast.
- Cucamonga-Guasti Regional Park (Ontario)
- Vehicle entry $10 weekdays / $15 weekends / $20 holidays; walk-ins $3, dogs $1.
- Icehouse Canyon (Mt. Baldy)
- Tiny lot that fills before sunrise on weekends. A National Forest Adventure Pass has historically been required for parking in the area — check current signage/SBNF rules before you go.
- Everywhere else
- Free surface lots. This is a Southern California suburb — parking is the one logistics problem you mostly don't have.