About Rancho Cucamonga
Area Information
Rancho Cucamonga is a suburb in San Bernardino County, California. Part of the Inland Empire region of the greater Los Angeles area, Rancho Cucamonga is about 40 miles east of downtown Los Angeles. Renting in Rancho Cucamonga gives you easy access to a variety of Southern California attractions and outdoor activities. Mount Baldy, part of the San Gabriel Mountains, is about 15 miles away. Disneyland is around 40 miles away, as is Knott's Berry Farm, a theme park featuring Snoopy and the other Peanuts characters. A resort getaway at Lake Arrowhead is about a 40-mile drive, while Palm Springs is a 70-mile drive. For music fans, the annual Coachella Valley Arts and Music Festival is a must and only 90 minutes away. Joshua Tree National Park is 95 miles away and will satisfy campers and hikers.
Shopaholics will appreciate Rancho Cucamonga's proximity to Ontario Mills, a giant outlet mall in neighboring Ontario, a city that also is home to an international airport. Rancho Cucamonga's family-friendly reputation, proximity to major attractions and access to freeways and Metrolink rail have made it popular with people looking for a place to call home.
Renting in Rancho Cucamonga, CA
Apartments for rent in Rancho Cucamonga are much less expensive than those in Los Angeles, attracting commuters looking to cut costs while providing a safe neighborhood for their families. The area is growing in popularity, so research, plan and act quickly when you find a good deal.
Attractions and Outdoor Activities
- Pacific Electric Inland Empire Trail: This commuter and recreational trail follows the old Pacific Electric Railway and features beautiful views and connections to parks and various parts of the city.
- Rancho Cucamonga Epicenter: This large entertainment and sports complex hosts everything from classic car shows and memorabilia expos to festivals and concerts.
- Rancho Cucamonga Quakes: Root for the Quakes, the LA Dodgers minor league affiliate baseball team.Route 66: The iconic highway makes its way through Rancho Cucamonga.
