Ontario, California

Built and owned by the City of Ontario, the Toyota Arena features two floors of facilities, 26 luxury suites and a concourse, all of which come together in 225,000 square feet of space. The arena was opened in 2008 and is undoubtedly the biggest and most modern arena in the entire Inland Empire. Capable of accommodating 11,000 guests, the arena hosts over 125 events yearly such as concerts, sporting competitions and family shows. Additionally, the Toyota Arena is the home court of several great sports teams like the Ontario Fury, the Ontario Reign, the LA Temptation, and the Agua Caliente Clippers of Ontario.

4000 East Ontario Center Parkway, Ontario, CA 91764, Phone: 909-244-5500

The team at Rock Climb Every Day does things a bit differently, and that’s exactly the way they like it! Staffed with professional and certified instructors, Rock Climb Every Day is family owned and operates out of Southern California. As some of the top in the climbing field, you can rest assured that you’ll learn fantastic rock climbing skills easily, while also getting to know other like-minded adventurers in Ontario. Rock Climb Every Day takes pride in their educational programs, all of which they hold in unique outdoor settings. They also offer extended course options that exercise not just the body’s strength and flexibility, but the mind’s focus and perseverance as well.

Phone: 818-570-0481

Meet, explore and connect with other people and connect with like-minded individuals at the world-class event venue that is the Ontario Convention Center . This state-of-the-art venue offers over 225,000 square feet of flexible exhibit, meeting and function space, and has been the home of amazing trade shows, conventions, and exhibits since it was first established. Apart from event space, the Ontario Convention Center is also located within walking distance to great hotel and dining options for those coming from out of the city. Bright and clean, the Ontario Convention Center also features some great architectural designs as well as amazing service from professional and friendly staff.

2000 E Convention Center Way, Ontario, CA 91764, Phone: 909-937-3000

You don’t have to get into an aircraft to experience what it’s like to skydive. In fact, all you even have to do, at least when you’re in Ontario, is drive up to the iFLY Indoor Skydiving Ontario . The center welcomes divers of all levels as it makes the dream of flight a reality for all those who visit. The iFly experience, which mimics the adrenaline pumping experience of falling through the open skies, lasts about 2 hours and is the equivalent of about 1.5 jumps. Each flight booked at iFly includes training by an IBA trained and certified instructor, full gear from the flight suit to the goggles, and the actual flight inside the Flight Chamber.

4510 Ontario Mills Parkway, Ontario, CA, Phone: 909-531-4359

Activities and Attractions for Couples:

Set in the center of downtown Ontario, Ontario Town Square is located on the historic Euclid Avenue and serves as a significant part of the vibrant and flourishing Southern California city. This picturesque park area is designed to bring the local Ontario, California community together and aims to provide a pleasant area surrounded by entertainment venues, restaurants, and local shops that everyone can enjoy. Ontario Town Square also features an open-air amphitheater and spacious lawn, a pedestrian promenade, and a play garden for children. The city’s annual Summer Series, which features movies and live concerts, is hosted here as well.

224 N Euclid Ave, Ontario, CA 91762, Phone: 909-937-3000

Located in a historic building at Nugent’s Park and full of incredible memorabilia, the Museum of History and Art teaches guests not just about the history of Ontario City, but also about the Inland Empire as well as Route 66. Several exhibits detail the history of the area while regularly rotating special exhibits also make a visit worthwhile. Some notable exhibits to see include the industrial art exhibit of Millard and Tony Sheets as well as the clown and circus exhibit. Though the museum is by no means large, it definitely knows how to provide its guests with an immersive experience. The best part? It’s free!

225 Euclid Avenue, Ontario, California 91762, Phone: 909-395-2510

Nestled in the heart of Ontario, Canada, the Cucamonga-Guasti Regional Park is situated where business and culture meet. The park boasts of 150 lovely acres of outdoor recreation space, and is a great place to squeeze in physical activity in the middle of a chic urban setting. At the park, visitors can enjoy amenities like a zero depth water play park, a large swim complex complete with exciting water slides, as well as fishing at two gorgeous lakes. Those who wish to have meals at the park or even host parties for corporate events or family reunions can make use of picnic tables and large group picnic shelters scattered around the park grounds.

800 N. Archibald Avenue, Ontario, California 91764, Phone: 909-481-4205

One of the premier wine destinations of the Inland Empire is, without a doubt, the San Antonio Winery . This historic winery has over 4 generations of expertise and has been welcoming guests to their tasting room for well over 40 years. As a popular events venue in Ontario, the San Antonio Winery also features an intimate Heritage Event Room, a casual Country Patio in addition to their comfortable Tasting Room. Visitors coming for the San Antonio Winery’s tasting experience will sample elegant whites, sophisticated bold reds, as well as a variety of semi-sweet wines and sparkling wines that will be paired with amazing savory treats. Make sure to stop by their wine store while you’re it!

2802 S. Milliken Avenue, Ontario, California 91761, Phone: 909-947-3995

Founded in 1941 by Frances and Helen Line as a memorial to their 8-year-old daughter’s battle with leukemia, the Chaffey Community Museum of Art is one of the few fine art museums of the Inland Empire. The museum boasts of a spectacular permanent collection that features California style watercolor pieces as well as the works of prominent regional artists from the present all the way back to as early as the 1920’s. The museum is composed of four galleries, which includes the Main Gallery, the South Gallery, which hosts rotating temporary exhibits, the Spotlight Gallery and the Line Gallery, which hosts the Permanent Collection.

217 S. Lemon Avenue, Ontario, California 91761-1623, Phone: 090-463-3733