Concord Hills Regional Park

• Future Park Plans
• About The Park
• In The News
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About The Park

On Saturday, July 13, 2019, a formal signing ceremony took place at the former Concord Naval Weapons Station to celebrate the transfer of 2,687 acres to the East Bay Regional Park District for Concord Hills Regional Park. The transfer was the culmination of more than 20 years of community support and advocacy. An additional 327 acres are set to transfer to the Park District at a later date.

The new park, along with a planned visitor center, will integrate the human history of the Concord Naval Weapons Station site with the natural history and outdoor recreational opportunities of the land.

Development will include future park amenities such as a visitor center, staging areas, public access points, and miles of recreational trails for hiking, biking, and nature viewing.

Opening the park is expected to take several years and will require significant financial resources. Public access is expected to come first to the southern portions of the park between Bailey Road and Kirker Pass Road.

• More information: Park Planning.
• Brochure: Concord Hills Regional Park: A Legacy of Landscape Transformation (2 pp.) [PDF]

In The News

• East Bay Times - Navy hands over part of old Concord weapons site for creation of huge regional park
• SF Gate - Navy turns over 2,200 acres for new East Bay regional park
• FOX2 (KTVU) - Plans for regional park at Concord Naval Weapons Station move forward
• NBC Bay Area - Navy Formally Turns Over Former Concord Naval Weapons Station Land for Park
• Channel 5 (KPIX) - Navy Turns Over Concord Weapons Station Land for New Regional Park