About this Location

Facility Overview

Located in the heart of the Inland Empire’s freight corridor at 19200 Santa Ana Avenue in Bloomington, California, this secure commercial truck parking yard—operated by Semiyard in association with truck parking reservation networks like Truck Parking Club—provides dedicated, industrial-grade staging and parking. Unlike typical consumer passenger car decks, this facility is a spacious, open-air surface industrial drop lot engineered specifically for heavy commercial transport. It easily accommodates full 53-foot tractor-trailers, bobtails, day cabs, flatbeds, refrigerated trailers (reefers), hotshot setups, box trucks, utility fleet vehicles, and oversized work rigs. Because it is completely open-air with no overhead canopies, structures, or parking garage roofs, drivers benefit from unlimited vertical clearance with no risk of low-clearance strikes, alongside wide interior turning radiuses that make backing and maneuvering straightforward even during high-occupancy hours.

Prime Location & Nearby Attractions

Bloomington is strategically positioned at the epicentre of Southern California logistics, bordered by Fontana, Ontario, Rialto, and San Bernardino. Situated right off Santa Ana Avenue, the yard is adjacent to massive logistics centers, distribution hubs, and industrial parks utilized by major national carriers, third-party logistics firms, and retailers. Key nearby points of interest and industrial landmarks include:

Inland Empire Logistics Corridors: Minutes from major distribution centers across Bloomington, Fontana, and Rialto.
Auto Club Speedway (Fontana): Located approximately 7 miles northwest, anchoring regional events and commercial operations.
Ontario International Airport (ONT): Situated roughly 12 miles west, serving as a primary air cargo and passenger terminal hub.
Commercial Fuel & Service Hubs: Positioned within a quick 5-to-10-minute drive of major commercial truck service facilities, tire centers, Rush Truck Centers, and commercial fuel stops along Valley Boulevard and Slover Avenue.
Local Dining & Essentials: Short driving distance to retail plazas along Cedar Avenue and Valley Boulevard offering quick-service restaurants, grocery stores, and automotive parts supplies.
San Bernardino & Riverside Centers: Approximately 10 miles to downtown San Bernardino and downtown Riverside for government centers and hospitality options.

Access, Navigation & Transit Connectivity

The yard offers direct, heavy-duty ingress and egress along Santa Ana Avenue, designed specifically to accommodate high gross combined weight ratings (GCWR) and wide-turn turning sweeps. Drivers enjoy seamless navigation to the region’s principal freight corridors:

Interstate 10 (San Bernardino Freeway): Accessible via Cedar Avenue or Riverside Avenue within minutes, providing east-west transit connecting Los Angeles ports to Arizona and beyond.
State Route 60 (Pomona Freeway): Located just a few miles south via Country Village Road or Rubidoux Boulevard.
Interstate 15: Reachable in roughly 10 minutes heading west toward the Barstow-to-San Diego corridor.
Public Transit Connections: For drivers dropping equipment or taking mandatory rest, Omnitrans bus routes serve the greater Bloomington and Fontana corridors, with nearby regional Metrolink commuter rail connections accessible at Fontana Station and San Bernardino Depot. Rideshare pickups via Uber and Lyft can easily access the main facility gate.

Facility Amenities & Key Features

Unrestricted Overhead Headroom: 100% open-air lot format providing unlimited vertical clearance for high-cube containers, reefers, and heavy haulers.
Gated & Fenced Perimeter: Completely enclosed perimeter fencing with dedicated keypad or automated gated entry control.
24/7 Access: Continuous around-the-clock entry and departure capabilities accommodating tight delivery windows, night hauls, and irregular hours of service (HOS).
Security Monitoring: Equipped with perimeter lighting and security surveillance camera systems covering entry and yard lanes.
Flexible Booking Terms: Supports advance digital bookings with daily, weekly, and dedicated monthly stall leases.
Wide Stalls & Turning Lanes: Ample maneuvering aisle width preventing tight blind-side backing maneuvers.

Ideal For

Long-Haul OTR Truckers: Drivers needing secure staging for 10-hour or 34-hour DOT Hours of Service (HOS) resets close to I-10 and SR-60.
Independent Owner-Operators: Local and regional drivers needing reliable, secure home-base monthly tractor or trailer parking in the Inland Empire.
Logistics Fleets & 3PLs: Fleet managers requiring flexible trailer drop-yard capacity and overflow equipment staging during peak freight surges.
Commercial Fleet Vehicles: Medium-duty box trucks, utility contractor vehicles, and hotshot delivery carriers requiring gated overnight security.

Visitor & Driver Tips

Reserve Stalls Early: Bloomington and the surrounding Fontana/Ontario freight basin experience severe truck parking deficits; reserve your stall ahead of time via online booking platforms to guarantee a spot before your drive clock expires.
Approach via Designated Truck Routes: Ingress via major thoroughfares such as Cedar Avenue or Riverside Avenue to Santa Ana Avenue, steering clear of residential bypass streets with weight restrictions.
Have Gate Access Credentials Ready: Ensure you have received your automated gate access code, app verification, or contact confirmation before pulling up to avoid blocking Santa Ana Avenue entry lanes.
Reefer Protocol: If dropping an active refrigerated unit, verify assigned spaces for temperature-controlled freight to ensure ample spacing for routine fuel and temperature checks.