East Bay Regional Park District

East Bay Regional Park District An environmental ethic guides us in all that we do.

The East Bay Regional Park District is the largest regional park system in the nation, comprising 73 parks, 55 miles of shoreline, and over 1,330 miles of trails in Alameda and Contra Costa counties in SF Bay Area. ~30M visits annually. The East Bay Regional Park District preserves a priceless heritage of natural and cultural resources open space, parks and trails for the future and sets aside park areas for enjoyment and healthful recreation for generations to come. Social Media User Policy:
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Help restore, clean, and preserve East Bay shorelines and waterways during the annual Coastal Cleanup Day on Saturday, S...
09/11/2026

Help restore, clean, and preserve East Bay shorelines and waterways during the annual Coastal Cleanup Day on Saturday, Sept. 19, from 9am to noon. Register in advance or drop in at one of nine sites across Alameda and Contra Costa counties, including bayside beaches, shoreline trails, and inland lakes.

Take part in California Coastal Cleanup Day on Saturday, Sept. 19, from 9am to noon, to help clean and protect local shorelines and waterways.

Good news for wildfire prevention in the East Bay: The newly approved State budget includes $400,000 for the East Bay Re...
09/09/2026

Good news for wildfire prevention in the East Bay: The newly approved State budget includes $400,000 for the East Bay Regional Park District to restore livestock ponds across our grazed grasslands.

The Park District uses targeted grazing on more than 87,000 acres to help manage vegetation and reduce wildfire risk. Healthy, reliable stock ponds are essential to keeping grazing animals hydrated and this important wildfire prevention work moving forward.

Learn more at:

The State budget package passed Sept. 1, 2026, includes $400,000 in funding for the East Bay Regional Park District to complete stock pond restoration projects across its grazed grasslands. Grazing is a key component of the Park District’s overall vegetation management strategy for wildfire preven...

Saturday, Sept. 5, is a free fishing day in East Bay Regional Parks, and both state and Park District fishing fees/licen...
09/04/2026

Saturday, Sept. 5, is a free fishing day in East Bay Regional Parks, and both state and Park District fishing fees/licenses are waived for all visitors. It's a great chance for first-time anglers to try out fishing!

To find out more about where fishing is allowed and get the latest info on fishing conditions, visit bit.ly/ebparks-fishing

The East Bay Regional Park District commends the California Legislature for adopting Assembly Concurrent Resolution 107 ...
09/03/2026

The East Bay Regional Park District commends the California Legislature for adopting Assembly Concurrent Resolution 107 (ACR 107), authored by Assemblymember Rebecca Bauer-Kahan, which formally recognizes the Diablo Range as a California conservation priority. This resolution creates greater visibility and momentum for coordinated action across the region. The Park District looks forward to working with state leaders, Save Mount Diablo, and conservation partners to turn that momentum into lasting protection, stronger wildlife connectivity, and expanded public access.

The East Bay Regional Park District commends the California Legislature for adopting Assembly Concurrent Resolution 107 (ACR 107), formally recognizing the Diablo Range as a California conservation priority. Through this resolution, the Legislature has created greater visibility and momentum for coo...

Check out the September issue of the Park Explorer newsletter, featuring news from the Park District, the Garin Apple Fe...
09/03/2026

Check out the September issue of the Park Explorer newsletter, featuring news from the Park District, the Garin Apple Festival, Coastal Cleanup Day, Parks and Community Resource Fairs in Richmond and Antioch, and fun fall programs and activities. www.ebparks.org/whats-new/newsletters

09/02/2026
The East Bay Regional Park District is honored to award East Bay Regional Park District Police Department Officer Pilot ...
09/02/2026

The East Bay Regional Park District is honored to award East Bay Regional Park District Police Department Officer Pilot Keefer and Tactical Flight Officer Saunders with the Lifesaving Award for their exceptional judgment, coordination, and quick action in rescuing an 8-year-old girl who experienced a medical emergency while hiking at Mission Peak Regional Preserve in Fremont.

Read the story at: bit.ly/4iJJpex

📢 Trail Work Alert! 📢 Until Sept. 3, there will be ongoing trail improvement work on the Lafayette-Moraga Regional Trail...
09/01/2026

📢 Trail Work Alert! 📢 Until Sept. 3, there will be ongoing trail improvement work on the Lafayette-Moraga Regional Trail. We will be paving the trail between S. Lucille Lane (including Lucille Lane Staging Area) in Lafayette and Rheem Boulevard in Moraga and the trail will be closed.

Any changes to closure dates will be posted on electronic in-park signboards and online at:
https://www.ebparks.org/trails/interpark/lafayette-moraga
https://www.ebparks.org/alerts-closures

The East Bay Regional Park District and Trust for Public Land welcome $125 million in state funding to help acquire the ...
08/31/2026

The East Bay Regional Park District and Trust for Public Land welcome $125 million in state funding to help acquire the 162-acre former Golden Gate Fields property and advance the vision for a future waterfront park for all to enjoy. We are grateful to Governor Newsom, state leaders, Trust for Public Land, the Regional Parks Foundation, and the many community and conservation partners helping move this once-in-a-generation opportunity forward.

Trust for Public Land and East Bay Regional Park District Issue Joint Statements Following $125 Million State Investment to Help Protect Golden Gate Fields for Future Waterfront Park

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