Jack Bulik Park & Multi-Purpose Rink — Attraction in Fontana

Summer 1986. It was called Juniper park back then. The south fields were literally dirt field full of lizards back then. It was the night of the Fontana Little League city championship game. Channel 3 came out and televised the game. The undefeated Cubs versus the Red Sox. The Red Sox lost to the Cubs 3 times in the regular season. But on this fateful night, they won 6-2 to become the Fontana City Champions that year. I still have the tape we recorded the game on. And the triple I hit off the right field fence to put us in the lead will always be one of my favorite memories. We won't talk about the next play. A line drive to first that caught me leading off 3rd too far only to get picked off. Oh well the first part of that memory...

Decent little park with skate shop at entrance. Clean fast concrete park with three bowls and a ramp section.

Must have helmets and there is a $2 day charge and in depth personal info form to fill out for admission (there is helmets to barrow in the shop entrance). Everything is so dumb complicated these days, but whatever. I got a couple good hours of fun in totally worth it. Dont be worried about the 2 bucks if you dont have it im sure they will give yah a break. The shop staff are righteous young men and the crowd is there to skate. The whole park is safe and well maintained, and the parking seems safe also, no...

It is a pretty cool little outdoor park. Mostly made for vert skaters and doesnt have much skate material for street skaters. I still manage to have fun ripping the bowls and launching out of the bigger bowls over the euro gap.There is a small fee to skate, i believe it is $2 to get in and $2 to rent a helmet. If ur using a card then its $5minimum. Pretty cool environment aswell and a great place to bring kids to learn begginer or intermediate tricks. I had a great time and i definitely look forward going back to visit soon. There is even a baseball field, and basketball courts for other sports activities...