Centennial Park

Park History

Centennial Park is situated on the northeast corner of Riverside Drive and Campus Avenue, offering 3.9 acres of green space for local residents and visitors to enjoy. The land for the park was purchased from Lewis Homes of California in 1978 for recreational purposes, and it was developed in 1983 using park development funds.

Originally named Campus Avenue Ontario Centennial Park, it has since been shortened to Centennial Park.

Features and Amenities

The park provides a serene natural escape within the urban environment of Ontario, offering a space for various recreational activities and relaxation. Its location makes it easily accessible to the surrounding community, providing a valuable outdoor resource for residents of all ages.

Centennial Park features a mix of active and passive recreation areas, catering to different interests and age groups. The park's layout includes open green spaces, paved pathways for walking or jogging, and dedicated areas for specific activities.

Recreation Opportunities

The design of Centennial Park aims to serve the diverse recreational needs of the local population. From children enjoying the playground to adults using the exercise equipment or playing basketball, there are options for everyone to stay active and engaged.