Facility Overview
Situated in the heart of the Inland Empire logistics corridor, the Truck Parking Club location at 1960 S Date Ave in Bloomington, California, offers an expansive, paved industrial yard engineered specifically for heavy commercial transport and freight staging. Occupying more than two acres of secured industrial land, this open-air surface lot accommodates class 8 tractor-trailers, bobtails, 53-foot dry vans, refrigerated reefers, flatbeds, chassis, high-cube box trucks, and oversized commercial vehicles. Because the entire parking and maneuvering zone is open-sky with zero low-hanging beams, drivers benefit from unlimited vertical clearance, eliminating height restriction hazards. Wide staging lanes and generous turning radii allow for stress-free back-in maneuvering, secure drop-and-hook operations, and convenient trailer staging.
Prime Location & Nearby Attractions
Positioned immediately adjacent to the vital freight nexus of the San Bernardino Valley, this Bloomington facility serves as an indispensable stopping point for regional and cross-country haulers navigating Southern California. Located mere minutes off Interstate 10, the lot sits within a short driving distance of major distribution facilities, industrial logistics hubs, and essential highway services. Multiple dining options, driver amenities, and fuel centers are within a 5-to-10-minute radius along South Riverside Avenue and Valley Boulevard, including fast-casual food stops, truck-friendly convenience markets, and full-service service stations. For extended rest breaks or layovers, lodging options and regional shopping plazas in neighboring Fontana and Rialto are just 3 to 5 miles away.
Access, Navigation & Transit Connectivity
Navigating to 1960 S Date Ave is straightforward for professional drivers. The property is located directly off Interstate 10 at Exit 68 (South Riverside Avenue). From the freeway ramp, drivers head briefly south onto Riverside Avenue, turn onto Slover Avenue, and access Date Avenue with wide curb cuts designed to facilitate heavy commercial vehicle turning without curbing tires. Egress back onto I-10 East or West is exceptionally fast, allowing drivers to avoid the dense local congestion common in older industrial districts. The yard also provides seamless connectivity to Interstate 15 and State Route 60, offering high-efficiency dispatching toward Los Angeles, the Ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles, and inland distribution routes heading east to Arizona and Nevada.
Facility Amenities & Key Features
- 24/7 continuous gate access enabling effortless midnight drops and early morning dispatches
- Durable paved surface engineered to withstand fully loaded commercial axles and high-tonnage rigs
- Fully perimeter-fenced truck yard featuring strong lighting for overnight safety and visibility
- Unlimited vertical clearance with wide aprons tailored for 53-foot trailers and heavy equipment
- Convenient online reservations and instant space booking via the Truck Parking Club digital platform
- Designated spaces for bobtails, full tractor-trailer combinations, and standalone drop trailers
Ideal For
- Long-haul OTR (over-the-road) truck drivers requiring guaranteed overnight rest spots meeting DOT Hours of Service regulations
- Regional fleet carriers and logistics companies seeking secured drop-and-hook yards in the Inland Empire
- Owner-operators needing reliable weekly or monthly home-base commercial vehicle parking
- Intermodal freight haulers staging container chassis between Inland Empire warehouses and coastal ports
- Local freight contractors looking for fenced, secure staging close to I-10 and I-15 interchanges
Visitor & Driver Tips
Because truck parking capacity across San Bernardino County is in high demand, drivers are strongly advised to reserve spaces in advance through Truck Parking Club to lock in their daily, weekly, or monthly spot before arrival. Double-check your confirmation instructions for gate access procedures prior to pulling off the interstate. When entering Date Avenue, maintain moderate speed and watch for local industrial traffic. Refrigerated unit (reefer) operators should ensure equipment is set securely to designated operating parameters and parked in designated reefer-friendly rows to maintain smooth site operations.
