San Bernardino County
The Inland Empire is a metropolitan area within Southern California. “Inland” or adjacent to Los Angeles, just 60 miles east of the Pacific Ocean. The bulk of the Inland Empire includes both Riverside County and San Bernardino County, and their notable cities such as Coachella, Temecula, Ontario, Riverside, Big Bear, Lake Arrowhead, Joshua tree, Redlands among many more surrounding Route 66. Combined the Inland Empire spans more than ten states totaling more than 27,000 square miles.
Just 60 miles inland from the Southern California coast, San Bernardino is the nation’s largest county, spanning world-famous desert and mountainous regions, encompassing the valley floor’s urban and suburban cities and home to the quirky, historic U.S. Route 66.
Visitors can experience an exhilarating mixture of outdoor recreation and natural tranquility in renowned mountain and desert destinations like Big Bear Mountain, Lake Arrowhead, Joshua Tree, Mojave National Monument, and Death Valley National Park; plus unique arts and entertainment, eclectic lodging, rich California culture, and American history.
Riverside County
From the famous Coachella Valley to the artistic San Jacinto Mountains, from our vast deserts to our fields of spring wildflowers, and from our museums to our hiking trails, Riverside County offers an abundance of places to go and things to do. Take a hot air balloon over Riverside County’s wine country, tour March Air Force Base, or visit one of our hot springs spas – whatever your interests, you are sure to make memories here worthy of selfies and profile pics.
Featured Destination Partner – City of Eastvale
The City of Eastvale is a vibrant, fast-growing community strategically located in the heart of Inland Southern California. Spanning 13.1 square miles, Eastvale sits at the crossroads of Interstate 15 and State Routes 91, 60, and 71, offering unmatched regional access for residents, visitors, and businesses alike. This prime location positions Eastvale as a natural hub for commerce, logistics, and lifestyle convenience within the Inland Empire.
Eastvale has evolved from its agricultural roots into a dynamic city with a strong and diverse economic base. Home to more than 50 large companies, including one of the largest and most technologically advanced Amazon distribution centers in the world, the city continues to attract innovative industries and forward-thinking investors. Small businesses also thrive here, supported by a concentrated market, an engaged community, and a citywide commitment to economic vitality.
Looking ahead, Eastvale’s future is taking shape through the creation of its future Downtown and Civic Center. The Civic Center is set to open in early 2028 and will feature City Hall, a Public Library and Innovation Center, a Police Station, a Fire Station, and public parks and meeting spaces. The Downtown area will also welcome new housing and a variety of retail opportunities, creating a vibrant destination for residents and visitors alike.
Community life in Eastvale is equally robust. The city hosts a wide range of free, family-friendly, multicultural events throughout the year, including signature celebrations such as Eek!Vale, Miracle on Citrus Street, the Lantern Festival, and more. These events foster connection, celebrate diversity, and create memorable experiences for all ages.
Public safety is a cornerstone of Eastvale’s success. Through partnerships with the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department and Fire Stations 27 and 31, the city provides exceptional law enforcement and emergency services. Continued investment in staffing, equipment, and community programs has helped Eastvale earn recognition as one of the safest cities in California.
In all things, Eastvale protects the prosperity and well-being of its community
