Frequently Asked Questions

A short drive from the community, downtown Upland's historic district offers the Cooper Regional History Museum, the Madonna of the Trail monument on Euclid Avenue, and Bullwinkle's Family Entertainment Center for go-karts, mini golf and an arcade.

Residents have access to several city parks a short drive away, including Memorial Park, Sierra Vista Park (with a large playground and open lawn areas), and Magnolia Park.

Favorite dining options near the community include Molly's Souper (a historic breakfast and brunch spot), Allegro (Italian), and Two Frogs Cantina (Mexican), each about a 5-minute drive away.

The community is located near Foothill Blvd and Euclid Ave, with convenient access to the I-10 and SR-210 freeways. Omnitrans provides local bus service along Foothill Blvd, and the Metrolink Upland Station offers regional rail access a short drive away.

Local cultural and entertainment options include the Cooper Regional History Museum, the Chaffey Communities Cultural Center (Fleur de Lis Wedding Chapel and gardens), and Highlander Auditorium for community performances.

Nearby grocery options include Vons, Stater Bros. Markets, Grocery Outlet Bargain Market, and Albertsons, all within about a 5-10 minute drive.

Downtown Upland hosts community events throughout the year, including the annual Upland Lemon Festival and seasonal Concerts in the Park; check the City of Upland's event calendar for current dates.

Downtown Upland's Second Avenue district features locally owned shops such as 2nd Avenue Boutique, The Vintage Vault of Upland, Raglord, and Blessed Fyah Culture Shop.

Residents can explore the Pacific Electric Trail, a paved multi-use path running through Upland, or visit local studios such as Savage Fit Club and Fitness Underground for group training options.

The Pacific Electric Trail is a well-known paved rail-to-trail corridor running through Upland, popular with cyclists, runners and dog walkers, connecting to neighboring cities along the former rail line.

The community is located within the Upland Unified School District. Chaffey College and other regional higher-education options are within a short drive.

Nearby coworking options include Legacy Workspace, and FoundrSpace Coworking a short drive away in Rancho Cucamonga.

In addition to any onsite fitness amenities, residents can work out at Club Studio, The Works Gym, or United Fitness, all located within a few minutes of the community.

Commuting is convenient with Ontario International Airport about 5 miles away and the Rancho Cucamonga business corridor about 4 miles away. Downtown Los Angeles is approximately 35 miles via the I-10 freeway.

Local finds include the Cooper Regional History Museum, the Madonna of the Trail monument, and the tree-lined Euclid Avenue median that runs through the heart of the city.

The Chaffey Communities Cultural Center hosts community programming, and local studios such as Savage Fit Club offer group bootcamp-style classes for residents.

Park Central sits in downtown Upland's historic district along the Route 66 corridor, with tree-lined streets, restored early-1900s storefronts, and a mix of local shops, cafes, and civic buildings within the surrounding blocks.

Nearby daily conveniences include ABC Pharmacy, Ken Pharmacy, and King's Pharmacy, along with banks along Foothill Blvd and a Grocery Outlet Bargain Market nearby.

Park Central's location along Upland's historic Route 66 corridor, with the tree-lined Euclid Avenue median nearby, sets it apart within the Inland Empire.

Applicants are evaluated based on verifiable income, rental history, and credit criteria in accordance with our community's written screening policy and applicable fair housing laws. Specific income requirements, self-employment verification steps, first-time renter provisions, and denial criteria are available upon request from the leasing office.