Try fishing off the jetty!…read more Update as of Saturday, October 24: After a complete closure due to the CZU Lightning Complex fire, San Mateo County Parks have returned to Phase II of the COVID-19 park management plan, which includes reopening of more parks, trails, drop-in picnic sites, parking lots, restrooms, and now the playgrounds. San Mateo County Parks, open daily from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Drop-in picnic sites are open for use by single households only. NOTE: In keeping with current San Mateo County Health Orders and state guidelines, group gatherings are still not allowed at or around drop-in picnic areas. Multiple drop-in picnic sites cannot be occupied by multiple households to form a group picnic gathering. Reservation picnic areas and visitor centers remain closed. For your wellbeing and to guard against the spread of COVID-19: Bring a reusable table covering for picnic tables; Bring and use hand sanitizer and disinfecting wipes; Don't use any areas that are closed or barricaded to support social distancing; Pack out what you pack in: Clean-up when you're done--dispose of waste in receptacles or take garbage with you and dispose of at home; Clean the barbecue grills before and after each use. * As always, No barbeques will be allowed on Spare The Air Days.

San Francisco's distant skyline and petite sputtering waves are the backdrop for this thin windy…read morebeach in the Bay. There are only a few places where you can easily enter the Bay for a swim ‍. Coyote Beach is located just south of San Francisco International Airport, which is pretty cool. The landing path of planes go almost over the island. So close that you can almost feel the the excited passengers' anticipation of their impending arrival. In addition to swimming, you can bike around the point, check out the harbor and the environmental center. This is the Bay, so expect a little wind. Well, actually a lot of wind .

Convenient Bay Area access. Nice and helpful harbor master Angela. Additional amenities like pool,…read moreplayground, putting green , fitness center, TV/ pool table room.

I will rent one of their slips soon. Angela, the harbormaster was nice. They have many amenities,…read morelike pool, playground, putting green, fire pit, social room, and gym.

This is a beautiful spot especially around sunrise and sunset. There is a marina and you can take a…read morereally nice walk around the water. The marina itself is great, I have had friends rent slips here, and have all been very positive about their experience. The staff in the marina office are super nice.

love it love it love it location, location, location, it's good to be king…read moreWould highly recommend this marina anybody who is looking for a nice clean, beautiful facility and awesome location

I used to live nearby, and this would be my go-to place for jogging, skating, and/or just enjoying…read morethe peaceful environment surrounded by nature. This was my first time back after at least a decade, unless you count our unsuccessful attempt at taking my bf's boat out from the Wes McClure Boat Launch several years ago when the tide was too low. Not much has changed with this place. Went for a run on Sunday, and took in the sunset views on this beautiful evening, while making my way around the small lagoon at the park. The trail connects to the SF Bay Trail, so there's plenty of options for getting your steps in. The marina was busy as expected on the weekend but not as crowded as it gets during the spring and summer. I like that there are exercise stations along the pathway, as well as a few benches situated among the rocky shoreline. Parking and restrooms are conveniently available on site, too. The place isn't perfect, but it's one of the nicest spots in the San Leandro area.

Mama my cousin and I drove here. We decided to have a little food from Dixons! Very soothing water…read more We sat ate chatted! Very nice family.

Bair Island Marina quiet place, clean, nice people. Staff…read morevery professional and courteous. Nice swimming pool, jacuzzi and BBQ area. This place it is a resort. Cheers

Boaters I don't think of this as a ideal marina, Don't bother to dock here…read more The requirements are to invasive, you need proof of residence because they want to make sure you don't live on your boat.

Located near the Redwood City port, this public fishing pear is open year around…read more It is located off of Seaport Drive, and is adjacent to several marinas and businesses. I'm not a huge fisherman but according to a local I spoke to you can find Jack smelt, Surf perch, Leopard Shark, Bat Ray, Anchovy and Striped bass in general. Beyond this there is not alot else to do at this location. There is a very short walk along the water front, and you can sometimes catch medium sized ships being loaded at the adjacent port. That being said it tends to be a nice quiet spot and you can watch rowing crews and people learning to sail from the nearby school. There is little or no services in the immediate area and unless you are dying to fish, you may want to pass.

currently closed. it is nice though. it's newer than other fishing pier, rather smallread more

First impression of this gated community is fenced in beauty…read more The parking lot is not maintained as well as the marina. Condos have a European flair and the yachts parked inside the slips appear to be nestled in for the long haul.

Came here sort of by accident. I was in the area and wanted to be a neighborhood tourist…read more Behind the tall buildings nearby, I was delighted to take the road towards the water to discover it was a marina. I enjoyed that it's minutes away from the none stop speed racers on 101 (and everyday life stresses) It truly was unexpected and viewing the waters was very relaxing. Hard to explain on screen, but it was natures relaxer for me. Grabbing a bite to eat near by Or pack a brown bag or a picnic basket are in my horirons, plus bring a sketch pad and just doodle away. I also noticed a doggie park, so furbabies will be happy to run (with the wind :) Ps. I don't own a boat lol...maybe in the next life :)

We met some vaccinated friends for a picnic there. There are picnic tables by the water and quite…read morea few have private areas that also include grills. The bathrooms were nearby and they weren't too bad! The amount of new buildings in this area is fantastic to see. There are many tech companies and of course Genentech. After driving past all of this, you'll enter the marina area. Many people launch their crafts from here. Others like to fish or hike. Everything changes when you reach the marina. It's peaceful, calm and beautiful. It can get windy so be prepared. Side note--the road leading to the water is in desperate need of repair. I have never seen such big dips in a road like these. A short trip from SF (10-15 minutes?)

Wow! Show me da $$$$$$! Nice place that has more reasonable…read moreslip rates than in SFO. Now I just need find a Yacht to park here! Lol! Actually just cruising the shoreline with a buddy of mine and we decided to check out the lifestyle's of the mainly rich and semi-famous. Nice fine out here is 101 Sports! You can rent Stand Up Paddle Boards or Kayaks and have fun in the sun. Yacht life looks grand but I prefer feet on the land or toes in the sand.

I'm a frequent visitor to the bay area for work and I stumbled upon Yacht Suites recently. It was a…read morethoroughly refreshing alternative to chain hotels up and down the peninsula (I've stayed at most). Clean, comfortable and above all quiet. I was so pleased with my experience that I booked my second stay before I completed my first stay.