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Rosie the Riveter National His
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State Court Park
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1. Rosie the Riveter National Historical Park - Richmond

· 2180 reviews

1414 Harbour Way S #3000, Richmond, CA 94804

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1. Immerse yourself in the unique WWII Home Front National Historic Park, unlike any other.
2. Discover compelling exhibits on the civilians' role during the war, with a focus on Rosie the Riveter.
3. Meet real Home Front workers from WWII and learn from their firsthand experiences every Friday.
4. Explore historic sites and the SS Red Oak Victory Ship docked in the Richmond Shipyard.
5. Engaging educational programs for students, promoting interactive learning about the WWII Home Front.

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2. Wildcat Canyon Regional Park - San Pablo

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· 1090 reviews

5755 McBryde Ave, Richmond, CA 94805

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1. Experience the great outdoors: with over 2,700 acres of parkland, Wildcat Canyon Regional Park offers a variety of recreational activities for nature enthusiasts.
2. Extended hours for your convenience: the park is open from 5:00am to 10:00pm, providing ample time for visitors to enjoy the beautiful surroundings.
3. Stay connected: the park has cell coverage from major carriers, allowing you to stay connected while disconnecting from the hustle and bustle of city life.
4. Accessible and family-friendly: with easy access from the East Bay, the park offers picnic areas, a playground, and trails suitable for all ages and abilities.
5. Future bike trail expansion: the park is exploring additional bike access, aiming to enhance the park experience for everyone, making it a great destination for cyclists.

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3. Point Pinole Regional Park - Dotson Family Marsh - Richmond

· 43 reviews

Richmond, CA 94801

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1. Discover 2,432 acres of scenic parkland at Point Pinole Regional Shoreline, offering breathtaking views of Mt. Tamalpais, the Marin shoreline, and San Pablo Bay.
2. Explore diverse trails through meadows, eucalyptus woods, bluffs, and beaches, with new Bay Trail extensions adding 1.8 miles to the existing 4.5 miles.
3. Experience the Dotson Family Marsh, a restored habitat featuring climate adaptation management to protect the Richmond shoreline and honor local environmental legends.
4. Enjoy dog-friendly trails with a limit of 3 dogs per person, while taking advantage of ample parking and easy access from I-80 and I-580.
5. Visit the new Atlas Road entrance for convenient access to a spacious ADA-compliant parking area, picnic sites, restrooms, and future park facilities.

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4. State Court Park - Richmond

· 49 reviews

Richmond, CA 94804

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"It was so nice to see a clean park"

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5. Ookwe Park - Richmond

· 2 reviews

S 27th St, Richmond, CA 94804

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1. Honoring Ohlone ancestors, Ookwe Park sheds light on a hidden tribal burial site, offering a unique opportunity to connect with Native California history.
2. Immerse in nature and culture at Ookwe Park, where medicine plants and shellmound boulders coexist, creating a tranquil space for reflection and learning.
3. Discover rich Ohlone heritage through eleven granite boulders carved with symbols and stories, providing a tangible connection to the tribe's past and present.
4. Experience the power of art and nature at Ookwe Park, where the boulder artist, Masayuki Nagase, masterfully combines the three essential elements of water, earth, and wind.
5. Join a living legacy at Ookwe Park, a gathering space that celebrates the unbroken connection between the Ohlone tribe, their ancestors, and future generations.

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6. McLaughlin Eastshore State Seashore - Berkeley

· 1779 reviews

Berkeley, CA 94720

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1. McLaughlin Eastshore State Park: A stunning 8.5-mile stretch of protected shoreline, showcasing the successful result of decades-long community efforts to preserve San Francisco Bay.
2. Urban Oasis: Discover a harmonious blend of recreation and natural beauty, located in the heart of California's most urbanized regions, offering a perfect escape from the bustling city life.
3. Restored Habitats: Explore diverse ecosystems and habitats, such as the Berkeley Meadow Habitat Restoration project, which enhances public access and improves ecological health.
4. Accessible and Visible: Paralleling the East Bay's most heavily traveled corridor, the park offers easy accessibility and high visibility, making it an ideal destination for both relaxation and adventure.
5. Future Improvements: Anticipate upcoming enhancements, including the North Basin Strip Shoreline Improvement Project, which will restore habitats, improve public access, and address sea-level rise threats.