Parks & Public Facilities
Reservations
Most event planners suggest reserving a facility at least six months to a year in advance of an event in order to reserve the best dates and times. For example, ball fields are seasonally in heavy use. Facility use may be restricted and a certificate of insurance is required at reservation. Smaller events may be accommodated with as little as two weeks notice. Deposit and fees are due prior to the scheduled date and are based upon the time and facility rented. We look forward to serving you.
A space use permit and trash can fees are required for all groups (20 to 500 persons) who wish to reserve a park picnic space. Reservations are made on a first-come first-serve basis. For information, call (510) 620-6793.
For East Bay Regional Parks District reservations for group picnics of 20-500 persons, call (510) 636-1684. For overnight camping, call (510) 562-2267 (562-CAMP).
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Other Things To Do
For Our Youth
Check out the links on the For Our Youth page for fun things to do.
Explore the trails in Richmond
Trails for Richmond Action Committee's (TRAC) goal is to complete the Ferry Point Loop connecting the Miller Knox Regional Shoreline to the Bay Trail. Find out more and get maps of the trails in Richmond by visiting the TRAC page.
Visit Richmond's National Historical Park
Did you know there was a National Park in Richmond? Rosie the Riveter/World War II Home Front National Historical Park preserves and interprets the stories and places of our nation's home front response to World War II. Read more on the National Parks Service page.
Visit the SS Red Oak Victory Ship
This wartime vessel saw service in WWII, Korea and Viet Nam and has been conveyed to the Richmond Museum Association. The museum's goal is to preserve, restore and develop the Red Oak Victory into an asset to be enjoyed by the citizens of Richmond and the surrounding Bay Area communities. Learn more...
Find out what's going on at the Library
Did you know the Library offers homework help? They also offer story time and other fun activities so be sure to check their calendar when you visit the Library website.
Check out all the activities offered by the Recreation Center
From sports activities to outings and movies, explore the many offerings at the Recreation Center. Here you can also find out about Festivals in Richmond and recreation opportunities for seniors and disabled residents. Did you know that Richmond has it's own Disabled Person's Recreation Center (DPRC)?
Make sure to check the Recreation Calendar, Activities Guide (PDF) and Aquatics Opportunities.
Parks & Landscaping
For more information on the Parks visit the Parks & Landscaping page. |
