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Ryan Bonaminio Park

4.5 (45 reviews)

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You can see Mt. Robidoux from the park you can also park there for free and walk half mile to the entrance
Karina C.

Ryan Bonaminio Park is a 40-acre park located in Riverside, California. The park is named after Riverside Police Officer Ryan Bonaminio, who was fatally shot while on duty in 2010. The park contains a number of amenities, including a skate park,a baseball field, a dog park, a walking path I think is around a mile and a playground. Also you can park there to go to Mt Robidoux trail is about half mile to the entrance. Bathroom are very clean and accessible and the parking lot is big and free.

Event held as a starting point before we walked up Mt. Rubidoux and back.
Jocelyn O.

I went here because there was a Pink on Parade Breast Cancer Awareness event which this park was the starting point. The park was large enough to hold this venue. It was a beautiful park. The grass was green and well kept. Parking at the park was immediately taken up by the vendors attending, so we had to park on the street. We didn't get the chance to see if there were restrooms in the park because the Riverside City Foundation brought in portable restrooms for everyone. There's a playground for the kids. Plus, there's paved pathways around the park if you want to bring along your dog. Overall, it's a nice park to take your family to enjoy the day.

Vuoch L.

Free parking , Restrooms available. Base ball field , pick nic tables . Park here to hike to Mt. Rubidoux trails. It's not a long walk to the trails entrance gate of the trails . I'm estimating it's about 2 blocks . Entrance from here it's all paved roads and strollers friendly .

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Travis P.

Pretty good park with bathrooms. Great parking for Mt Rubidoux Trail and has many spots available. A few homeless walking around but they didn't bother anyone. Seems pretty safe overall.

Yeah, cold weather and lazy vibes say "stick to level ground"
Madrian M.

New Year means pretend to be fit. To start the year off right, I laced up my Keds and challenged Hubby to run up Mt Rubidoux with me. He wasn't feeling it and convinced me to walk around this park instead. The park is located just below the Mt Rubidoux trail (and is where most hikers park their cars at). Overall, it's a nice neighborhood park... -open, clean public space -simple, not overdesigned landscape -nearby transit stop The park offers an array of activities to engage in..there's a basketball court, a baseball field, a community garden, and a one-mile walking path (super easy even if you're wearing Keds). I walked 2,750 steps AND didn't even dirty my shoes! Thank you, Bonaminio Park.

Moni A.

What a great park! There's plenty of open space to let dogs zoom, which also means plenty of parking spaces. This is where some folks who hike the mountain also park. This park has an exercise circuit and running trail around the park area. Also a basketball court, playgrounds, and plenty of grassy areas for picnics. Restrooms are clean and seems the grounds are maintained frequently. In the corner is where the dog park is located, and is well stocked with poop bags in case you forgot your own.

Lynette T.

Really nice & clean! We had intended just to use their parking while we went to check out the nearby Mount Roubidoux Trail. Our intended hike turned out to be a bust (fussy dog & more of an elevated hike my bum knees could handle on this day). We returned to the park which was better suited for us to have a nice stroll. This park is a nice memorial to this city's fallen officer, Ryan Bonaminio. It seems to be well-used by the community. We had quite a few friendly conversations with other residents who were also out for a stroll and fellow dog-walkers. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/ryan-bonaminio-park-riverside?select=C73LW7vQHYe251XioabAPA It very spacious with sport fields, picnic areas and a level (and mileage-marked) walking/jogging path. Our dogs had a great time rolling in the grass and making friends. Even the little fussbudget chihuahua. We'll be back to enjoy the park. We're planning on returning (without the dogs) to try the Trail. I'm determined to make it up to the top at least once.

Jenny D.

Love love love coming here, it's so clean and I love the baseball park I let my dogs loose there and I don't have to worry about them escaping because there gates actually work. This is a Thursday through Sunday thing me and my fam love to go to relax and enjoy the day.

Natalie S.

Love coming to this park . Love the track, exercise equipment, and clean bathrooms. Ample parking. Very very proud that this park was named after Ryan . Every time I come here I think of him . RIP .

East side of the park. This is a nice little section dedicated to the Chinese. Read more about it on a plaque placed  there.

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It is a great park right next to our house that is just up the hill it has a giant field that is good for running around in

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Awesome atmosphere for kids to play. I have been there twice and will go back again when I have more time with my son to play again.

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Good park! Plenty of room to jog or run and basketball courts! They have mile markers too. I like to bring my dog here and run with him.

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Great bathroom and awesome walking trails which are also awesome for kids to practice biking!

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Are there pullup bars?

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Do we need a permit to hold a spot at the pavilions or is it first come first serve?

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How long is one lap around the park on the walking trail?

One mile!

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“The park is located just below the Mt Rubidoux trail (and is where most hikers park their cars at).”

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