The university athletic complex is named for the family of Marvin and Nadene Steinert. Marvin Steinert was a trustee of the university from 1971 until 1981. In 1977 the Steinerts and their sons, Max, Randy, and Gary--all three of whom are alumni of Fresno Pacific University--donated money to purchase the land on which the complex is now located. It includes the Ramirez Soccer Field (named for Soccer Coach Jaime Ramirez), the Harold and Betty Haak Tennis Complex (named for former FPU President Harold Haak and his wife Betty), a track, and a baseball stadium.

Steinert Athletic Complex

The first 30,000 sq. ft. concrete bike only park in the country, as well as the largest concrete cradle and the wildest wall ride in the country!

Mosqueda BMX Park

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We are located a few miles from Highways 99 & 180, giving you convenient access to famous Fresno destinations such as The Big Fresno Fair Grounds, Save Mart Center, Fresno Chaffee Zoo, and much more. Numerous restaurants and shops are located nearby. As our guest, you have full freedom to use many amenities in your room such as a flat-screen TV, microwave, refrigerator, hair dryer, free Wi-Fi, iron/ironing board, and more. Free parking and kitchenette rooms are also available for your convenience. If there is anything else that you need, just call our front desk and our friendly and accommodating staff will be ready to help you out any time.

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Open Tuesday to Friday 5pm to 9pm. Red Queso Tacos Available Wednesday & Friday

La Imperial Taqueria

The Big Fresno Flea Market Get the best and great local deals! The Fresno Flea Market is located at the Big Fresno Fairgrounds where visitors will find amazing deals from hundreds of local vendors each market day. Open every Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 6am until 2pm (weather permitting). We are also closed for the Big Fresno Fair, the Hmong New Year Celebration and the Spring Home and Garden show

Fresno Flea Market (Fresno Fairgrounds)

Located just minutes from Downtown Fresno, the Fresno Fairgrounds is not only home to the largest annual event in the Central Valley, but also host to more than 250 events year round! From weddings and quinceaneras to trade shows and go kart racing, plus concerts and more, the Fresno Fairgrounds provide diverse venues that makes it a perfect option for any event. The Fairgrounds feature a total of 10 facilities buildings. Buildings have heaters and coolers so that you have a comfortable environment to host your event, as well as an attached kitchen with an exterior entrance plus updated rest rooms.

Fresno Fairgrounds

Charming park with replicas of town landmarks such as a miniature Water Tower and Meux Home Museum, plus play equipment & shaded picnic tables.

Trolley Creek Park

New Drive-Up location! Come enjoy the famously delicious tamales. Order ahead or cruise through their new drive-thru. Don't forget about the quesabirria tacos or fresh menudo as well. Find them on both Facebook and Instagram or visit the website by clicking the link above!

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The university athletic complex is named for the family of Marvin and Nadene Steinert. Marvin Steinert was a trustee of the university from 1971 until 1981. In 1977 the Steinert's and their sons, Max, Randy, and Gary--all three of whom are alumni of Fresno Pacific University--donated money to purchase the land on which the complex is now located. It includes the Ramirez Soccer Field (named for Soccer Coach Jaime Ramirez), the Harold and Betty Haak Tennis Complex (named for former FPU President Harold Haak and his wife Betty), a track, a swimming pool, and the Dan Martin baseball stadium.

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