Nugent's Park
Interactive Park Map
About the Location
Historic Origins
Nugent's Park holds the distinction of being the oldest park in Ontario, California. Situated one block south of Holt Boulevard on Euclid Avenue, this historic green space was donated by Mr. Thomas Nugent on May 10, 1895, for park and recreation purposes.
Cultural Significance
The park is an integral part of Ontario's history and community life. It shares its grounds with the Museum of History and Art, which teaches visitors about the history of Ontario City, the Inland Empire, and Route 66.
This combination of natural space and cultural institution makes Nugent's Park a unique destination for both recreation and learning.
Community Value
While specific details about the park's features are limited in the available information, its longstanding presence in the community suggests it has been a cherished public space for over a century.
The park provides residents and visitors with a place for relaxation, outdoor activities, and community gatherings.
