Facility Overview

The WOL Parking Bridge facility, situated at 7855 Silverwood Lane in northern Fontana, California, serves as a crucial vehicular and pedestrian connector for the expansive Water of Life Community Church campus and its surrounding community amenities. Functioning primarily as an expansive, paved open-air surface parking complex integrated with dedicated bridge access pathways, this facility is designed to smoothly manage high-volume vehicular traffic during peak gatherings, conferences, and community outreach programs. Because the parking grounds are open-air with no restrictive overhead clearance barriers, the lot accommodates a broad spectrum of passenger and utility vehicles, ranging from compact sedans and crossover SUVs to full-size pickup trucks, passenger vans, and ADA-equipped accessible shuttles.

Prime Location & Nearby Attractions

Nestled in the foothills of the San Gabriel Valley corridor in Fontana, this location sits adjacent to major spiritual, recreational, and commercial centers. Key nearby destinations include:

• Water of Life Community Church Main Campus: Immediate pedestrian bridge access leading straight into the main worship sanctuary, ministry classrooms, and amphitheater.
• Victoria Gardens: Located just a 7-minute drive (approx. 3.5 miles) southwest, featuring an upscale open-air lifestyle center with premier shopping, dining, and the Lewis Family Playhouse.
• Sierra Lakes Golf Club & Marketplace: Situated 3 miles to the east, providing premier championship golfing alongside national retail anchors like Costco, Ralphs, and casual dining spots.
• Coyote Canyon & North Fontana Parks: Multiple neighborhood recreational parks and sports complexes located within a 5-to-10-minute drive.
• Auto Club Speedway Site: Located roughly 15 minutes south via Interstate 15.

Access, Navigation & Transit Connectivity

Accessing the WOL Parking Bridge is straightforward via Silverwood Lane and East Avenue, branching seamlessly off Baseline Avenue and Foothill Boulevard. The facility is strategically positioned moments away from Interstate 15 (I-15) via the Baseline Avenue exit, with quick eastward connectivity to the Foothill Freeway (Interstate 210), enabling effortless regional transit across Rancho Cucamonga, Ontario, Rialto, and San Bernardino. Dedicated ingress and egress lanes, along with signalized intersections nearby, facilitate steady departure management following large weekend gatherings. For public transit users, Omnitrans bus routes serve the nearby arterial corridors along East Avenue and Baseline Avenue.

Facility Amenities & Key Features

• Expansive Surface Parking: Generous stall layouts and wide turning aisles suited for larger pickups, SUVs, and family vans.
• Direct Bridge Connection: Dedicated pedestrian bridge infrastructure providing secure, grade-separated access to campus buildings and adjacent facilities.
• ADA Accessible Stalls: Designated van-accessible and standard disabled parking stalls strategically situated adjacent to elevator and bridge pathways.
• Safety & Visibility: High-mast commercial lot lighting, visible directional signage, and regular on-site campus safety monitoring during major events.
• Complimentary Visitor Parking: Free open-access parking during typical campus operating hours and weekend services.

Ideal For

• Congregants & Church Visitors: Perfect for guests attending weekend services, Bible studies, and seasonal festivals at the Water of Life campus.
• Community Event Attendees: Convenient for local workshops, youth sports gatherings, blood drives, and charity functions held on-site.
• Local Area Visitors: A reliable staging and meeting point for organized group carpooling throughout the Inland Empire.

Visitor & Driver Tips

• Peak Service Timing: Sunday morning services draw significant attendance; arriving 15 to 20 minutes prior to service start times ensures seamless parking closer to the bridge access ramp.
• Follow Parking Attendant Guidance: During major holiday productions and high-volume conferences, volunteer traffic teams direct cars to optimize flow—follow their signals to find open bays rapidly.
• Mind Pedestrian Pathways: Use marked pedestrian crosswalks and designated bridge walkways when crossing to the main campus facilities, particularly when navigating with young children or strollers.