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Rialto, CA is a city in San Bernardino County in California and is known for its incredible shopping opportunities, historic sites, and many recreational activities. It offers a variety of things to do for both visitors and locals alike. The city of Rialto has been highly praised by many travelers who have had the opportunity to explore the area. Visitors often comment on the amazing shopping experiences that can be found throughout the downtown district as well as the unique attractions located within Rialto's borders. Those visiting also enjoy exploring some of the city’s historical sites such as the original founding site, which was established in 1887. Outdoor enthusiasts also have plenty to do with numerous biking paths, parks, and golf courses nearby. With so much to do and see, it’s no wonder Rialto is viewed so highly by travelers!
based on 7 ReviewsGet to know Rialto with the latest comments and reviews from people who live in or have visited Rialto
Rialto has shown much growth - 2/11/2022
I have lived in Rialto my entire life, I am now 26, and I have seen substantial growth in the last 10 years. Mayor Deborah Robertson has done an excellent job making Rialto a more attractive city to live in. Not only has crime and violence gone down, but the job market has grown, as has the comfort in living here.
The cons I would say is that there are more entry level jobs here than professional, high paying jobs, but really that’s an Inland Empire issue; higher paying professional careers would allow more people to both live and work in Rialto rather than driving out of the city’s borders.
Other than that, Rialto has become a place where people wanting to start their lives and possibly start a family could feel comfortable knowing that there are plenty of remodeled parks, shopping centers, plazas, stores and restaurants, entertainment and recreation, and
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New College Grads - 6/26/2008
I live in Rialto, about 1 hour outside of Los Angeles, and even though it is cheaper than Los Angeles, the average college graduate cannot afford to stay here. First, there are no nice apartment complexes to live in in Rialto. Most people want to live in Rancho Cucamonga, 10 minutes away. Unfortunately the average one bedroom starts at $1050.00 and goes up from there. When you are getting out of college and barely making $28,000.00 a year, with student loans to pay back, the going rent is unbearable. If you don't already live here, don't come
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Rialto...Don't move here! - 5/14/2007
I wouldn't say the people here are especially unfriendly. They are typical for California. We're not unfriendly, we've just been taught to be extremely cautious and keep to ourselves. Rialto is a pretty big suburb/city located about an hour outside of Los Angeles. Although there isn't much to do within the city itself, there are various opportunities for shopping and entertainment within 15 minutes. Most houses aren't worth there half a million dollar price tag. There isn't much else to
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Welcome to Rialto - 1/28/2007
Well, we happened upon Rialto because we, to be succinct, could not afford Rancho Cucamonga, which boasts the best schools, best places "for women", etc., Our realtor told us that you are really just paying for a zip code (in 2003). We looked at houses in Rancho. Nice, expensive. At that time,the same house in Rancho Cucamonga, compared to the house here would have cost, and I'm truthful, $75-100K more. 2 exits N on the 15 freeway. So why wouldn't we live here? This is a "culturally diverse" group. Hispanic, Black, White. All educated. We're in N. Rialto, just below the Cajon Pass. Look at a map. There is an entertainment venue which is one exit to our N. Everyone from Ozzie to Barry Manilow. Mountainous area just to our West. Moutain resorts just 20-45 minutes away. (Arrowhead, Big Bear, Mountain High) Negative: the wind blows steady for 2-3 months every year. I don't mean a nice refreshing breeze. It's like the Haunted Mansion. Forget about having a hair-do,
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Too much building, traffic, horrible roads, and SM - 7/12/2006
I have lived in Rialto for 9 years and in this time the city has not improved anything. There is so much building and construction going on in the surrounding areas but nothing has been added to our area in over 12 years accept of course houses so they make more money. I live in the North end which is the best part and the roads are covered in potholes and we pay enough taxes here (and they go up every year) to have plenty of improvements but we get none. Our neighborhood is great,we are fortunate we know many good people. The traffic itself in California alone is a whole other story. It takes you 30 minutes to get 10 minutes away. The air quality here is the worst in the nation. All you see, if you can see through it, is a thick brown layer of pollution and our DMV fees we paty to help cut this down is just another way for California to suck out every dollar you make just to live
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