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Register for Events or Activities
Find events and activities in East Bay Regional Parks. Some activities and events require registration.
Swimming Cull Canyon and Don Castro offer an optional swim entry registration on weekends and holidays to guarantee your admission. Register for swimming entry.
Reservations
Picnic site, event venue, group camping, backpacking, and horse camping reservations may be made by calling 1 (888) 327-2757 option 2, Monday through Friday 9:00 am-4:00 pm (closed holidays) to reach the Reservations Department. View Facility Availability.
Individual campground reservations can be made online for Anthony Chabot, Del Valle, Dumbarton Quarry or by calling 1 (888) 327-2757 option 2, Monday through Friday 9:00 am-4:00 pm (closed holidays). Information about all camping facilities can be found at www.reserveamerica.com.
For your next event, consider one of our event venues or picnic sites set in a friendly natural park environment. Your guests will enjoy the unique historic, artistic, and cultural spaces available for varied group sizes - indoors and outdoors. Certain park activities require a permit.
In-District (Alameda and Contra Costa Counties) organizations, schools, and agency groups hosting events solely for people with disabilities, seniors, and/or low-income groups that cannot afford the fees may qualify for a fee reduction or waiver. Fee Waiver/Reduction Procedures (PDF)
Wedding and Event Venues
Visit our Event Venues page or click on one of the listings below to view facility information.
Special Event Permits
Looking to host a walkathon, organized training, athletic competition, festivals, or other organized activity?
Special event permits are required for:
- Events that are advertised and/or are open to the public
- Events with a participation fee
- Events that go beyond the scope of “normal” park use
- Training runs or walks of 30 or more people
- Non-EBRPD agencies or individuals sponsoring smaller and/or on-going classes or programs
- Events that require partial or exclusive use of an area of the park
