Discover 7 parks for educational programs within driving distance of San Francisco
"San Franciscans visit for a change of pace, sandy beaches, and panoramic bay views just across the Bay Bridge."
A family-friendly beach park with swimming, picnicking, and bay views in Alameda.
"San Francisco tourists enjoy a scenic drive to Benicia for a dose of Gold Rush-era history and small-town charm."
Historic site featuring California’s third state capitol and 19th-century artifacts.
"San Francisco is a major urban center with world-renowned attractions. City dwellers make day trips to Petaluma Adobe SHP for a taste of California’s early history and scenic countryside."
A historic adobe complex showcasing California’s Mexican-era ranching heritage.
"San Franciscans enjoy day trips to Sonoma SHP for a blend of California heritage, wine country ambiance, and relaxing park grounds."
Sonoma State Historic Park showcases California’s early history through preserved buildings and engaging exhibits.
"San Francisco residents visit for a peaceful retreat from the city, enjoying the park’s history and beautiful bay views."
Historic park on Tomales Bay featuring conference facilities, scenic views, and interpretive exhibits.
"San Francisco visitors are drawn to Año Nuevo’s dramatic coastline and renowned wildlife, offering a peaceful retreat from the city’s bustle."
Año Nuevo State Park is famous for its elephant seal rookery and coastal landscapes.
"San Francisco residents often visit for day trips to Napa Valley, combining wine tasting with cultural and historical experiences at the park."
Historic 1846 water-powered grist mill and park in Napa Valley.
