Portable Storage and Moving in San Bernardino, CA

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Fontana, CA 92337
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Zippy Shell Moving & Storage in San Bernardino, CA

Serving locations including Riverside, Fontana, Pomona, Corona, Hemet, Edgemont, Palm Springs, Hesperia, Lugo, Lake Arrowhead, Redlands, Jurupa Valley, Yucca Valley, Chino, and surrounding areas. If you're looking for a moving and storage company near San Bernardino, we're here to serve your needs!

Top Attractions to Visit in San Bernardino, CA

1. The Original McDonald's Museum - Located just off the famous Route 66 is the site of the very first McDonald's restaurant that was opened by Richard and Maurice McDonald in 1948. It wasn't until the pair met Ray Kroc in 1954 that the chain became the fast food behemoth it is today, but you can catch some history at this museum about an American first.

2. San Bernardino National Forest - Coming in at over 820,000 acres, San Bernardino National Forest plays host to a very wide amount of recreational opportunities, from fishing and hiking to nature viewing and scenic driving. 

3. San Manuel Stadium - This ballpark is located in downtown San Bernardino and home to the city's Minor League Baseball team, the Inland Empire 66ers. The stadium also plays host to NCAA games and at one time hosted the city's Pro Cricket team.

Facts About San Bernardino, CA

1. In terms of area, San Bernardino County is the largest county in the continental United States, coming in over 20,000 square miles. That makes the county San Bernardino itself resides in bigger than some US states and even some countries such as Switzerland and Belgium.

2. San Bernardino sits in what is locally known as the "Inland Empire." The term for the region has been documented as early as 1914, and was likely created as a way for developers to promote the local area. San Bernardino and Riverside are the two largest cities that reside in this region.

3. San Bernardino is one of many major stops along the legendary Route 66 highway that stretches from Los Angeles to Chicago.