San Bernardino, California
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No. City of San Bernardino facility and park rentals are accepted on the official application form only, and park reservations must be made in person at the Parks, Recreation and Community Services office.
No. San Bernardino County Regional Parks are run separately from the city. Check the county's rules for shelters and permits rather than assuming the city process applies.
Start early. An interim use permit can take 90 to 120 days to process, so build that timeline into your plans well before the party date.
Yes. Ask the park or shelter manager whether outside entertainers are permitted and whether any extra approval is needed for a costumed visit before you finalize the booking.
San Bernardino has several kinds of outdoor space that can host a birthday visit, and the right choice depends on the character theme, the number of guests, and the time of year. This page helps you think through the venue side before you settle on a character and a visit length.
The City of San Bernardino runs its parks through the Parks, Recreation and Community Services department, which manages 38 parks, including open spaces and ballfields, along with 31 playground areas and several locations with walking tracks. City rentals are taken on the official application form only, and phone reservations are not accepted. Park reservations must be made in person at the department office at 201 North E Street. Plan for that trip early so the date is fixed before you contact your entertainer.
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The city's spring and summer hours, which began April 1, 2024, run from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. Fall and winter hours, starting October 1, 2024, close the parks from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. If your party is an evening event or runs late in the year, confirm the current hours with the parks office before settling on a schedule for the entertainer.
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San Bernardino County Regional Parks are a different jurisdiction from the city. Yucaipa Regional Park has large group shelters that can hold up to 350 people, with built-in grills and running water, and Glen Helen Regional Park has large group shelter picnic areas for up to 300 people. Most events there need only a shelter reservation, but some require an interim use permit, which can take 90 to 120 days to process. Ask the county early whether your party will need one.
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Ask whether the park or shelter allows outside entertainers and whether a permit is needed for a costumed visit. Confirm the exact reserved area, any time limits, and whether the grills or running water you plan to use are included. You may also ask what happens if the weather turns, and whether the shelter you reserve is an open picnic space or an enclosed building.
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