About this Location

Facility Overview

The Walmart Parking Lot located at 13762 Santa Ana Avenue in Fontana, California, offers an expansive open-air surface parking facility serving visitors, shoppers, and regional drivers in the bustling commercial and logistics corridor of South Fontana. Featuring a broad footprint with wide drive aisles and unobstructed overhead clearance, this surface lot accommodates everything from compact commuter vehicles and full-size passenger sedans to large pickup trucks, full-size SUVs, and commercial service vans without the height restrictions typical of multi-level parking decks. The open pavement layout ensures straightforward maneuverability, making entry, parking, and exit quick and stress-free even during peak traffic hours.

Prime Location & Nearby Attractions

Positioned along the vibrant Santa Ana Avenue thoroughfare near major transit corridors, this facility places motorists in close proximity to a wide array of local services, industrial centers, and regional hubs across Fontana and neighboring Ontario:

Fontana Logistics & Industrial Hubs: Centrally situated amidst one of the Inland Empire\'s premier distribution and logistics parks, ideal for supply chain contractors and regional workers.
Southridge Village & Local Retail Plazas: Just a 5 to 7 minute drive south, offering neighborhood dining, specialty shops, and casual eateries.
Ontario International Airport (ONT): Situated approximately 15 minutes west via the I-10 or Jurupa Avenue, making the location a convenient staging ground for airport connections.
Auto Club Speedway Site: Located roughly 10 minutes to the northwest, accessible for area events and business travelers visiting the renewed development district.
Jurupa Hills Regional Park: Located about 4 miles east, providing hiking trails, picnic spots, and scenic outdoor recreation.

Access, Navigation & Transit Connectivity

Navigating to and from 13762 Santa Ana Avenue is straightforward thanks to convenient east-west arterial access. Ingress and egress points connect directly onto Santa Ana Avenue, with rapid access to major north-south arteries including Cherry Avenue and Citrus Avenue. Long-distance motorists and regional commuters benefit from rapid freeway connections, with Interstate 10 (San Bernardino Freeway) situated just a few miles north and State Route 60 (Pomona Freeway) readily accessible to the south. Local public transit is provided by Omnitrans bus lines running along major intersections, offering convenient regional transit options throughout San Bernardino County.

Facility Amenities & Key Features

Spacious Surface Parking: Ample ground-level parking stalls with open overhead clearance for high-profile vehicles, roof racks, and utility vans.
ADA Accessible Stalls: Designated accessible parking spaces located conveniently near walkways and main entrance corridors with standard access aisles.
Wide Turning Radii: Generously dimensioned lane pathways designed to support larger passenger vehicles and delivery transport.
Perimeter Lighting & Visibility: Well-illuminated grounds during twilight and nighttime hours for enhanced personal security.
Complimentary Parking: Self-parking available on a first-come, first-served basis for patrons and local visitors.

Ideal For

Retail Shoppers & Commuters: Drivers looking for quick, hassle-free parking while running errands or shopping in the Fontana area.
High-Profile & Oversized Vehicles: Pickup truck owners, commercial vans, and vehicles with rooftop cargo boxes that cannot enter low-clearance parking garages.
Local Business Visitors: Contractors, drivers, and corporate visitors accessing nearby logistics facilities and industrial centers along the Santa Ana Avenue corridor.
Rideshare & Carpool Rendezvous: Convenient meeting spot for regional carpools connecting to Ontario, Riverside, or Los Angeles commuter corridors.

Visitor & Driver Tips

Drivers visiting during weekday morning or late afternoon commute hours should anticipate heavier traffic flow along Santa Ana Avenue and nearby freeway connector ramps. Because surface parking is open-air, bringing a sunshade during hot summer afternoons in the Inland Empire is highly recommended. Always verify posted signage on-site regarding parking duration regulations and designated commercial versus patron spaces to avoid vehicle towing or citations.