As of July 2010, the City of Rancho Cucamonga offers 347.6 acres of developed parkland and special use facilities (not including trails). There are a total of 25 neighborhood parks, 3 community parks and 8 special use facilities located throughout the City. The City also owns or leases several sites intended for parks or special use facilities, as well as a number of private parks, which have not yet been developed. Those sites total approximately 150 acres.
Neighborhood Parks
Generally between five and ten acres in size, Neighborhood Parks are intended to provide for the daily recreation needs of residents who live in the immediate vicinity of the park. They may include passive and active open space, tot lots, picnic facilities and practice fields. The following parks are designated as Neighborhood Parks:
Community Parks
Intended to provide community-wide recreational facilities, Community Parks range between 20 and 40 acres in size. They are intended to provide a wide variety of amenities including lighted athletic fields and courts for evening use, community/recreation centers, cultural centers, picnic areas and gardens. Community Parks can be developed adjacent to or in joint use with junior high/middle schools or high schools. The following parks are designated as Community Parks:
Special Use Facilities offer special recreation, social and cultural amenities and may contain adult softball, baseball and soccer fields. They may range in size from 3 acres to over 100 acres and include:
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For further information or inquiries on parks related issues throughout the City, please contact Karen McGuire-Emery, Senior Park Planner at (909) 477-2740 ext. 4040. To reserve a Rancho Cucamonga park or facility, please contact the Community Services Departmentat (909) 477-2760.
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