Landmarks and venues
Restroom rental around Riverside
Ten of the places we deliver to most often - parks, museums, gardens and open country. Each one has its own access quirks, and they are worth knowing before the delivery day rather than on it.
Mission Inn Museum
Downtown's landmark block, and the reason a good share of Riverside weddings happen within walking distance of Main Street.
Fairmount Park
Riverside's Olmsted-planned park north of downtown, with the lake, the bandshell and open lawns that carry most of the city's larger outdoor gatherings.
Mount Rubidoux Park
The city's hill, its trail network and the cross at the summit - a constant flow of walkers, runs and sunrise gatherings.
California Citrus State Historic Park
The living museum of the navel-orange industry that built Riverside, with grove rows, packing displays and a wide event lawn.
Riverside National Cemetery
One of the largest national cemeteries in the country, on the old March Field land, with major commemorative gatherings through the year.
March Field Air Museum
The aircraft collection beside March Air Reserve Base, and a regular venue for large outdoor events on the ramp and display areas.
Riverside Art Museum
The Julia Morgan building downtown and its program of openings and street-facing events.
UCR Botanic Gardens
Forty acres of hillside gardens on the east edge of campus, used for plant sales, weddings and university events.
Lake Hemet
The reservoir and campground up Highway 74, with camping, fishing and large group events through the season.
Whitewater Preserve
The canyon preserve at the top of the Coachella Valley, on the Pacific Crest Trail, with a ranger station and group areas.
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