Facility Overview

Situated in the heart of the Inland Empire logistics corridor, the Truck Parking Club facility at 21700 Barton Road in Colton, California, is a premier, heavy-duty industrial staging and parking depot. Operating in tandem with dedicated logistics and distribution warehousing facilities (Logistics Plus), this location provides an expansive, open-air surface yard meticulously engineered for commercial freight transport, fleet drop-trailer operations, and oversized vehicles. Because it is an unconstrained open-air surface yard, there are zero vertical clearance restrictions, making it thoroughly accommodating for standard 53-foot dry vans, refrigerated reefers, flatbeds, bobtails, tanker units, heavy-duty commercial haulers, hotshots, and large RVs or high-roof support vans.

Prime Location & Nearby Attractions

Colton is widely recognized as one of Southern California\'s primary transportation cross-sections, positioning this site perfectly for regional freight operations, intermodal transit, and layovers. While configured primarily for commercial vehicle drivers and logistics professionals, the facility is situated within close reach of key regional landmarks and amenities:

• Inland Empire Logistics & Industrial Hubs: Positioned within minutes of major freight corridors and fulfillment centers spanning Colton, Grand Terrace, San Bernardino, and Loma Linda.
• Loma Linda University Medical Center & Campus: Located approximately 2.5 miles east, offering prominent regional healthcare services and educational centers.
• National Orange Show Event Center (NOS): Situated roughly 4 miles northeast, hosting premier regional concerts, trade expos, and community gatherings.
• San Bernardino Soccer Complex & Fiesta Village Family Fun Park: Located just 3 miles north, providing easy recreational diversions nearby.
• Convenient Driver Services: Just moments away along Barton Road and Mount Vernon Avenue, drivers will find multiple service stations, truck-friendly dining options, diners, and convenience stores.

Access, Navigation & Transit Connectivity

The facility benefits from exceptional regional connectivity. Located directly along Barton Road near De Berry Street and La Crosse Avenue, it offers wide curb cuts and generous turning aprons designed specifically to eliminate tight swing conflicts for 53-foot tractor-trailers. Immediate regional highway accessibility is provided by the Interstate 215 (I-215) interchange just 1 mile to the east and the Interstate 10 (I-10) freeway corridor approximately 2 miles to the north, granting direct routes westward toward the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach or eastward toward Arizona and Nevada. Local public bus lines operated by Omnitrans run along neighboring arterial corridors, connecting to the San Bernardino Transit Center and Metrolink passenger rail stations.

Facility Amenities & Key Features

Designed with commercial security, driver safety, and smooth freight handoffs in mind, the yard features:

• Expansive open-air surface stalls capable of handling full tractor-trailer combinations, bobtails, and dropped chassis.
• Completely open overhead dimensions with zero height limits or low-clearance overhangs.
• Perimeter security fencing and gated entry points to protect valuable freight and equipment.
• High-output yard illumination and 24/7 video surveillance monitoring the staging perimeter.
• Wide, heavy-load rated circulation lanes that allow seamless maneuvering and safe multi-point backing.
• Digital reservation management and flexible billing via the Truck Parking Club platform, allowing reservations on hourly, daily, weekly, and monthly bases.
• Proximity to commercial repair garages, tire service shops, and fuel plazas across the Colton–San Bernardino industrial cluster.

Ideal For

• Long-haul OTR (Over-the-Road) truck drivers requiring DOT-mandated Hours of Service (HOS) rest stops.
• Regional fleet carriers seeking secure drop lots and equipment staging yards near the I-10 / I-215 exchange.
• Owner-operators needing dependable, gated overnight and weekend semi-truck parking in the Inland Empire.
• Local logistics companies managing overflow trailer storage during high-volume retail and agricultural shipping cycles.
• Commercial delivery vans, hotshot haulers, and oversized utility vehicles needing dedicated open space.

Visitor & Driver Tips

Drivers planning to utilize this facility should reserve their parking space ahead of time via the Truck Parking Club digital platform to guarantee stall availability, particularly during mid-week freight surges and peak pre-holiday shipping quarters. Ingress is streamlined directly off Barton Road; drivers should approach at moderate speeds to make clean, wide entries into the property access gate. Have your reservation confirmation code or gate credentials ready on your smartphone prior to pulling up to prevent staging delays on Barton Road. If dropping loaded trailers, ensure that heavy-duty landing gear support pads and kingpin locks are utilized to ensure optimal stability and security during extended storage.