Bon View Park

Bon View Park is a public recreational area located on S. Bon View Avenue in Ontario, California. The park has a rich history, having been acquired by the City of Ontario in 1967 through a land trade with Kelley-Moore Paint Company. It was further expanded in 1971 with additional land purchased and developed with assistance from the Housing and Urban Development (HUD) program.

The park spans several acres and includes diverse facilities for various activities. A notable feature is the Bud Eldridge Field, which occupies approximately two acres of the park and is leased to a local little league. In 2008, the park saw a significant addition with the construction of the Dorothy A. Quesada Community Center, enhancing its community service offerings.

Bon View Park provides a blend of recreational and community spaces, catering to different age groups and interests. It offers both active and passive recreation opportunities, from sports facilities to areas for relaxation and community gatherings. The park's layout includes green spaces, walking trails, and various sports fields, making it a versatile outdoor space for Ontario residents.