
Colton Car Rental Comparison
This page compares the cheapest car rental in Colton.Located in San Bernardino County in California, Colton is one charming small city like all small cities of the United States of America. Colton is also part of the Inland Empire Region and is located about 50 miles east of L.A.. According to recent statistics, the population of Colton barely reaches the number of 50.000 people. Colton was established in 1875 and before that it was the place where Serrano, Guachama and San Gorgonia Indians used to live. The city was also the inspiration of two books - History of the Colton Fire Department 1889-2011 written by Dennis Bickers, a former firefighter and Images of America, Colton by Larry Sheffield. If you visit California, do not forget Colton and its wonderful places.
Top Attractions within Colton
Fiesta Village is a great family park located in Colton. With great attractions for adults and for children, this place is perfect to spend a full day without getting bored. You can try one of the following attractions: mini golf, Lazer Odyssey, Fiesta Raceway, Skating Rink, Fun Zone or you can try the amusement rides with roller coasters and great slides.
Higley Flow State Park is a great park where you can spend a day in the middle of the nature on the bank of beautiful Raquette River. With a gorgeous sand beach, this place is great for sunbathing, swimming, canoeing and fishing. You can also take long walks on special made paths and relax while looking for the six habitats you can observe on the trail.
The Colton Historical Museum is the place where you can see bits and pieces of the history of beautiful Colton since its establishment until today. You can see old photographs, documents, tools and all kind of objects people used in the late 19th century around their homes.
Colton is a city located in San Bernardino County. The city was founded in 1875 and it covers an area of about 15.11 square miles. The population of the city in 2000 at the census date was 47662. The city lies between the latitude of 34.07N and the longitude of -117.312W. Colton was named after David Doulty Colton who was both a civil war general and also Vice President of the Southern Pacific Railroad Company. Colton has an amazingly good position as regards freeway and railway crossings: it provides one of the busiest railroads crossing in United States.
Rental depots in Colton
1700 West Valley Bvld
Colton, CA. 92324
1610 Fairway Dr Ste A
Colton, CA. 92324


