By Ann Chang
Introduction
With over 50 parks to visit, this article covers the 15 best parks in Berkeley...
PARK 1
Located on the eastern hills of Berkeley, this park is one of East Bay's oldest...
PARK 2
Sitting between Berkeley and Oakland, Sibley Volcanic Regional Preserve is also one of East Bay...
PARK 3
Nestled in the hills of Berkeley and Oakland, Claremont Canyon Regional Preserve spans 208 acres...
PARK 4
Opened in 1915 as one of the first parks in the city, Codornices Park featured...
PARK 5
Bordering the north and south of Aquatic Park, McLaughlin Eastshore State Park spans 8.5 miles...
PARK 6
Berkeley boasts multiple rock parks for avid climbers and boulderers, with Indian Rock Park being...
PARK 7
Originally known as North Waterfront Park, Cesar Chavez Park replaced the former landfill site as...
PARK 8
Situated along the southern shoreline of Berkeley, Shorebird Park Nature Center offers terrific activities and...
PARK 9
Right beside the Berkeley Art Center, Live Oak Park hosts several community festivals and provides...
PARK 10
The go-to neighborhood park in Southeast Berkeley, Willard Park encompasses a sizeable multipurpose turf, plus...
PARK 11
Opened for public use in 1914, San Pablo Park provides various recreational activities for all...
PARK 12
Featuring nine regions of flora from North America to Australia, the UC Botanical Garden encompasses...
PARK 13
The city of Berkeley developed Cedar-Rose Park along a portion of the abandoned Santa Fe...
PARK 14
North of McLaughlin Eastshore State Park, the Albany Bulb juts out into the bay. Originally...
PARK 15
Honoring the famous civil rights activist, the city designated this park as the Martin Luther...
Conclusion
Berkeley is an attractive, charming, and less crowded mirror of San Francisco. Whether you're visiting...
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