Located just off the Richmond Inner Harbor, this 373-acre island preserve in San Francisco Bay has a colorful history and provides wonderful views of the Bay Area from its 160' rocky peak.
Before heading out to parks, please review notices below. Some trails, attraction venues, park areas may be temporarily closed -- due to weather or water/algae conditions, park enhancement projects, habitat restoration, repairs and maintenance.
Celebrate Green Friday, November 24, with a FREE Park Day in the Regional Parks.
The goal of discipline is to maintain order and safety so that each participant has an equal opportunity to learn and enjoy themselves throughout the length of the program.
Junior Guards are required to wear a uniform for team camaraderie and for safety.
Look around you and you will find two magnificent parkland areas--Garin and Dry Creek Pioneer regional parks.
Welcome to the Regional Parks. We hope that you’ll enjoy exploring the parks and shorelines and participating in outdoor activities from archery, hiking to swimming. Spending time in nature promotes physical health, mental relaxation, and social connection.
There is one (1) reservable site at Ardenwood Historic Farm.
Whether you're hiking, biking, or horseback riding, you will find many varied trails to explore - trails within the Regional Parks and trails between the Regional Parks (interpark trails).
This 277-acre oak/bay parkland preserves the habitat of the extremely rare Alameda manzanita as well as other indigenous plant and animal species.