FBA Warehouses in San Bernardino, CA

Amazon FBA Warehouses in San Bernardino, CA — 2026 Guide

San Bernardino is at the center of America's densest Amazon fulfillment cluster. The city and its surrounding Inland Empire region host more Amazon warehouse square footage per capita than any other metro area in the US. For FBA sellers — especially those importing from Asia through the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach — San Bernardino is a critical logistics hub.

Key fulfillment centers

ONT2 is named after Ontario International Airport (code: ONT), which sits 15 miles west and serves as an Amazon Air cargo hub.

The Inland Empire cluster

San Bernardino is the anchor of a broader Inland Empire fulfillment network that includes:

• ONT8 (Moreno Valley) — Major robotics FC
• LGB3 (Eastvale) — Robotics sortable, facility tours available
• LGB8 (Rialto) — Fulfillment center
• LAX9 (Fontana) — Robotics FC

All of these are within a 25-mile radius of San Bernardino, connected by I-10, I-15, and I-215.

Why San Bernardino for FBA

1. Port access — Only 65 miles from the Ports of LA/Long Beach via I-10. Container drayage from port to warehouse typically takes 2–4 hours (outside peak congestion).
2. Rail connections — BNSF's San Bernardino intermodal yard provides direct rail service from the ports, bypassing highway congestion.
3. Warehouse availability — The Inland Empire has one of the largest concentrations of Class A industrial space in the US, with competitive lease rates compared to coastal locations.

Tips for sellers

1. Extreme heat — Summer temperatures regularly exceed 100°F. Ensure temperature-sensitive inventory is properly protected during transit and storage.
2. Air quality — San Bernardino County has strict air quality regulations (SCAQMD). Diesel truck operations may face restrictions on high-pollution days.
3. Traffic patterns — I-10 eastbound from LA is heavily congested weekday mornings; westbound is heavy in the afternoon. Schedule deliveries to avoid peak hours.

Last updated: March 16, 2026