Oakland

Oakland, California, United States

With 260 days of sunshine, miles of waterfront access and over 100,000 acres of parks and trails, it's no wonder that Oakland is a playground to sports enthusiasts of all kinds.

288 9th Ave
Oakland, CA

Oakland has 19 miles of coastline to explore. Kayak and paddle board on the water or enjoy the views from Oakland's newest park Township Commons at Brooklyn Basin.

7867 Redwood Rd
Oakland, CA

A stunning gem in the Oakland Hills only 20 minutes from Downtown, Reinhardt Redwood Regional Park contains the largest remaining natural stand of coast redwood found in the East Bay.

Alameda County, CA

Steeped in Oakland’s history and in sync with the city’s rhythm, Brooklyn Basin is home to local businesses, new residences, and waterfront recreation—all surrounded by sweeping views to San Francisco and the East Bay Hills.

Oakland, CA

Sibley Volcanic Regional Preserve's extinct volcano, Round Top, reaches a peak of 1,761 feet. Take a hike around it to see not only a sweeping view of the Bay Area over the Oakland Hills, but also to discover the many magical labyrinths hidden around the park.

666 Bellevue Ave
Oakland, CA

Established more than a half-century ago, the Gardens serve as a source of great regional pride, a cultural and educational center, and a place to enjoy tranquility in the heart of the city. The Gardens serve as an example of the highest standards of horticulture and historic preservation while providing enriching public programs.

472 Water St
Oakland, CA

In Oakland, the unexpected is around every corner. Don’t be surprised if you find yourself wondering out loud “am I still in Oakland”? The answer, of course, is yes. Get inspired by our parks and open spaces if you don't believe us.