Reserving Corona park facilities for events including picnics, weddings, and corporate gatherings requires a Parks and Recreation reservation. Picnic shelters, gazebos, and athletic fields can be booked online with fees varying by facility size and resident/non-resident status.
Corona Parks and Recreation manages reservations for over 25 city parks including Corona City Park, Sierra Bella Park, Skyline Park, Butterfield Park, and Eagle Glen Sports Park. Reservation requests are accepted up to 12 months in advance for larger events and 1-2 weeks for small gatherings. Fees vary based on park, facility, and resident status with Corona residents receiving discounted rates. Picnic shelters typically rent for $25-$100 per half-day. Athletic fields, gazebos, and amphitheaters carry higher fees. Events with over 75 guests, amplified sound, alcohol, food vendors, bounce houses, or commercial activity require a Special Event Permit with additional review. Insurance with the city named as additional insured (typically $1M general liability) is required for larger events. Alcohol requires ABC permit and may require security. Wedding ceremonies are popular at venues like the Corona Heritage Park and Skyline overlook areas. Vehicle access into parks for setup is limited; deliveries must be coordinated. Cancellations more than 14 days before the event receive partial refunds. Park closures for permitted events do not affect other park areas which remain open to the public.
Specific penalty amounts for this ordinance are not published in a publicly accessible fine schedule. Contact Corona code enforcement directly for current fines, enforcement procedures, and hearing options.
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