An all-weather sport, bowling is one of America’s most popular games. Bowling can be played as a team sport in a league or in open bowling play with a few friends. League bowling is a great way to meet new people who want to have fun with just a little bit of healthy competition. Here are the best places to bowl in the Inland Empire.

Arlington Lanes

7100 Arlington Avenue
Riverside, CA 92503
(951) 688-2695
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This family owned and operated 42,000 square foot facility has been open since 1986 and has been voted “Most Favorite Bowling Center in the Inland Empire” by the Press Enterprise. The 40 synthetic lanes are open daily for open bowling play, or you can create or join a league for group bowling fun.

Brunswick Zone Upland

451 West Foothill Boulevard
Upland, CA 91786
(909) 946-7006
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Brunswick has 6 locations within the Inland Empire. The Upland location has 40 lanes, daily specials, friendly service and atmosphere it’s no wonder Brunswick is a family bowling destination. Go to play on your own or join one of the many leagues at Brunswick.

AMF Arrowhead Lanes

299 West Orange Show Road
San Bernardino, CA 92408
(909) 889-0355
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AMF has been a leader in bowling since 1946 and has 3 locations within the Inland Empire. The AMF Arrowhead Lanes location is open every night to midnight or later, the AMF Arrowhead Lanes are a popular “go to” bowling spot for locals. With 32 lanes and a separate bar and grill area you can go and stay and really enjoy your day.

Rim Bowling and Entertainment Center

23991 Lake Drive
Crestline, California 92325
(909) 338-5550
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Rim Bowling and Entertainment Center is a family fun destination. With state of the art scoring systems, party rooms, fundraiser and corporate party packages, snack bar and friendly service you couldn’t ask for anything more.

Del Rosa Lanes

1499 E Highland Ave
San Bernardino, CA 92404
(909) 886-4675
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Open since 1961, the Del Rosa Lanes is a clean, family friendly bowling place to go. They are open every day, seven days a week 9am to midnight. The Del Rosa Lanes have 32 lanes, bumper bowling for the kids, a video arcade, snack bar and a lounge.

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