See and Do!
parks
- Anthony Chabot
- Antioch/Oakley
- Ardenwood Historic Farm
- Bishop Ranch
- Black Diamond Mines
- Briones
- Brooks Island
- Browns Island
- Brushy Peak
- Carquinez Strait
- Castle Rock
- Claremont Canyon
- Contra Loma
- Coyote Hills
- Crockett Hills
- Crown Beach
- - Crab Cove Visitor Center
- Cull Canyon
- Del Valle
- Diablo Foothills
- Don Castro
- Dry Creek Pioneer
- Eastshore
- Five Canyons
- Garin
- Hayward
- Huckleberry Botanic
- Kennedy Grove
- Lake Chabot
- Las Trampas
- Leona Canyon
- Little Hills
- Martin Luther King Jr.
- Martinez
- Middle Harbor
- Miller/Knox
- Mission Peak
- Morgan Territory
- Ohlone
- Oyster Bay
- Pleasanton Ridge
- Point Isabel
- Point Pinole
- Quarry Lakes
- Redwood
- Roberts
- Round Valley
- Shadow Cliffs
- Sibley
- Sobrante Ridge
- Sunol
- Sycamore Valley
- Temescal
- Tilden
- - Botanic Garden
- - Tilden Nature Area
- Vargas Plateau
- Vasco Caves
- Waterbird
- Wildcat Canyon
East Bay Regional Park District Map
The map is divided into four regions: North West, North East, South West and South East. Click the map for more detail.
The Park District operates 65 parks, covering over 98,000 acres in its two-county jurisdiction, with more than 1,150 miles of trails.
These parklands help to ensure preservation of the natural beauty that makes the Bay Area such a desirable place to live. They provide habitat for wildlife, including many rare and endangered species. They also enhance the region's quality of life, resulting in tangible economic benefits as well as aesthetic values. The Park District offers an extraordinary choice of recreational and educational activities. Whether you enjoy fishing, swimming, hiking, bicycling, picnicking, nature programs, golf, other active pastimes, or just relaxing in beautiful natural surroundings, there is a park for you. Back to top
North West Region
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North East Region
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South West Region
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South East Region
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