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We've been to this park a number of times, but today it was the wildest wind ever! There were too many dogs today, maybe the windy weather..... there's a nice trail to walk around with your dogs on leash also, but my puppy didn't want to go up that hill today! Hahaha picky dog! The park rangers have been adding/cleaning up the fixtures around here. The restrooms were remodeled a couple years back and now there's a new bike riding cross-walk in the parking lot as one enters to the dog parking lot area.
When it comes to a one-place in the city that's loved by everyone, it has to be seal point park. From my experience, people really enjoy coming here in the morning and evening. There is also a great dog park which is usually very clean and not too busy. They also have bathrooms near the parking, I have never not found spot to park the car. They have also installed few musical monuments near the hill, they usually make sound when wind is blowing. Love this place, sometimes in the evening we can the car all the way to the top and watch sunset.
I've always enjoyed coming over to this park!!! I used to come here quite often when I worked in Hayward, I would jump on the San Mateo Bridge and head to Foster City and run on the Bay Trail which runs through this park! Big parking lot, very clean restrooms, and a very spacious place!! There's a big hill here where people come to get some hill work in, I've seen plenty of people just walking or running up and down that hill. It's almost always windy here, which feels great in the summertime, but chilly other times. So technically, this park is located in San Mateo, but it's actually right next to Foster City!! And the views of the San Mateo Bridge on the coastal side of the hill can't be beat!!
Seal Point Park is a wonderful spot to take a stroll, get one's steps in, climb some slopes, or just take in the beauty of nature in San Mateo. It's open as early as 6am and it says it closes half an hour before sunset. There is ample parking, well-maintained picnic areas and restrooms, a dog park and access for kayak and windsurfing activities. It offers a great view of the San Mateo bridge. Let's maintain this clean, safe, quiet and relaxing recreational area in San Mateo.
Nice park with good views and ample parking. There's also a large dog park on the south side. I will say it's quite windy here which shouldn't be a surprise but it makes it hard to have a picnic here. Definitely good for kite flying or a walk on a warmer day.
We love love love this park/ocean. It's so relaxing and peaceful. After a long week, sitting, talking and listening to the waves is so calming. We've been here 3 times now and just love it. And we plan on returning soon. Very soon!
How Does it Seal ±55-acre park located in San Mateo with some great views and Bay Trail access. The Good: *Free parking *Restrooms *Huge 3-acre Dog Park *Access to the flat, paved Dog-friendly Bay Trail w/ amazing views of the Bay, SF and the Dumbo. *Some interesting public art *Great views from the top of the hill *If you're a plane enthusiast, you'll get lots of views of planes landing at nearby SFO. *Some stairs at the Northside of the park that seem pretty popular for running up that hill. *Access to nearby local parks that have playgrounds. *Picnic tables The Meh: *The park itself is kind of interesting but also not much to see other than the hill and Trail access. *Very popular place w/ lots of walkers, dogs and bicycles. *No shade anywhere in the park or along the trail. Yeah, I know it's on the Bay, so heat isn't really an issue most of the time but is still worth keeping in mind. The Ugly: *West Trail just abruptly ends; I'm not sure if this is a dirty trick to prevent people from gaining free access to Coyote Point (which charges $10) or just a coincidence. TLDR: 3.5* Overall, but a 1/2* bump for the views and trail access.
We were looking for a place to take a walk after having lunch and found this on Yelp searching under parks nearby. This doesn't look like San Mateo. It looks a bit industrial, yet it has areas of marsh land. Then you have these electrical towers. I probably wouldn't want to live near these things as they may emit something other than just electricity! You will also see a long stretch of land perfect for walking, jogging, biking and dog walking too! I'm sure some people were fishing as well. We were able to walk a few miles and get some exercise in. It was a pleasant day where the sun wasn't beaming down at us, yet it wasn't cold either. Lots of clouds covering the sun giving us mild temperatures. We had a nice time strolling in a new environment!
No seals. 0 Stars. Maybe that's where they got the name. You point over there, asking, "Seal?" No. Point somewhere else: "How 'bout there?" "No seals." Pointing out a third time. "Seal?" "No, that's a trash bag" Hikers can walk an easy, clean, mile-long loop around the hill, or choose to trek 55 feet to the top for distant views of SF and Oakland and airplanes making their descents, full of jabronis eager to stand in the aisles. Once a trash dump, the barren top of cropped yellow grass has wind sculptures and installments including two close-together satellite dishes with amplification properties, one of which currently displaying, "Say I'm Gay" in graffiti. Not that there's anything wrong with that. Good place for dogs? Yes, there's an adjoining dog park (separate reviews). Looking to picnic here? The only shade is under your car.
Beautiful park with walking trails located next to the San Mateo Bridge. What this park has to offer: - Multiple walking trails (some up high, some right next to the water, and some in between) - Multiple parking spots - Views of the San Mateo Bridge and San Francisco - Bathrooms - Sculptures to admire - Benches to sit Came here on Monday afternoon to get outside for a stroll and it was beautiful! It does get chilly since it's next to the water, so I recommend packing a jacket just in case.
This place is awesome. It's spacious! If you like to walk, jog, bike, hike, fly kites, or into photography, this place is the place for you. We personally come here to eat our weekend lunch and then some walking around afterwards. It can get windy here as it is near the water, so dress in layers. Last time we biked here, the bike trails are limited, but we still got some workout. During that time they were working on extending the trails to under San Mateo bridge and extention to Burlingame area. We haven't been able to check if they are done with the construction work yet. We will come back and check it out. I will report back.
I checked out Seal Point Park Fri 9/3/21 after eating lunch in San Mateo. It's a former landfill that they made into a park. There is 3 FREE parking lots, bathrooms at each end of parking lots. There is a Dog Park on the far right side. Just dirt, no grass or trees. There is a Wind Walk with some neat wind art and views of San Mateo Bridge. Can be windy over there, still warm though when I went. You can make the walk longer by walking along the Bay Trail towards Coyote Point or Foster City. Hrs: 6am-7:30pm
This is just an update: on July 13th Saturday. I came here with my dogs. As far as the park concern. This is a decent side park. Plenty of parking and only 3 dogs allowed inside. Unfortunately today I have 8 dogs. It's my job to bring these guys out with my yard being so small and all. Not adequate for 8 dogs. I brought down the most high energetic dogs. Got in at 11:36am. I noticed a guy in a Grey Toyota parked next to me. I am thinking this guy looks like the type to not mind his own business but too late to move the van. If I can be quick, I think it's ok. Checked the phone to see if the alarm is on. About 40 minutes for each group. Parked as close as I can to the park so I can keep my eyes on it. Windows rolled half way down on both and the fans with a backup battery is on. Set and go like I do a million times before. Training these guys and having a great time with them. Having a conversation with a couple of dogs owners thinking nothing of it. And here come a couple. One is a BIG size girl and the guy is that same guy that parked right by me. In my head is like red flags with uh oh! The female started off with "Excuse me! Those dogs in your van look hot and heavily panting" alarm vibrated to let me know time is up. So I replied with ok I am going back to the van now. We have not been there too long so yeah. Then she continues with I need to let you know it's inhumane. Also that little dogs can not reach the window. Wtf?!?! Ok...as I was saying I am heading back now. The windows is lower down half way and the fan is circulating with back up AC kicked in every 5 minutes. Annnnnnd what did she do. Kept on wasting my time with "You know that this is very inhumane" sigh ...now I am about to get pissed off. I told her "look! the windows are down the fan is on with AC kicked in every 5 minutes. What do you want me to do?" I obviously cannot bring eight dogs in the park. Three dogs allowed and this bitch just seems to not know how to shut her fat ass mouth. Then she and her boyfriend kept on going with the same shit about me being "inhumane and that I was there a long time." I then replied with yes I know it's inhumane in your eyes and no I wasn't there that long. But still she insisted I was. I looked at my time and it is now going to 50 minutes. Seriously if you are so concerned. Then STFU and i challenge her to call a cop. Go ahead! She kept on repeating herself some more with WOW added. Now she turned to other ppl walking towards us. Advertised some more about me being "inhumane " her only favorite word I guessed. I ran into another person I had conversation with before and she is like what is going on. I told her a short version and she was like. What are their solutions other than not minding their business. I can tell you that they took a pictures of my van and did called a cop. I got back and no dogs were harmed or panting. Also I sat in there and waited for the Park Ranger. Everything is exactly how I left and not even a bead of sweat. A female officer rolled by and didn't even come up to me. I had to run down to catch her and asked if she responding to a complaint and am I at fault? She said yes,she is responding to a call. I am not at fault and I legally did what I was supposed to do. Windows are down and I have a fan blowing. She said that it's mostly a wasted time calls but she had to come out. That's why she didn't give me a citations or come up to my van. Told me to ignored ppl and have my dogs walk away. As long as I have three dogs in the park then we are good. I thanked her and to that fat cow and her short stubby ape. YOU CAN SUCKED IT! By the way your dog ran up to drink my water three times. Talked about inhumane. Provide your dog with some water Hypocrite! Focus on your dog and then you can talk. The park is great but you will run into POS ppl like this here. What a wasted time!
What a special place with a tall hill to go up then you're treated to a calming bay view. An expansive view. Trail for biking and walking Plenty of parking. Exercise or soul searching, you can do it al Good time! read more
I love a pedestrian bridge. This place is cute for an easy, flat, short walk on a nice day! It's cool to see planes landing around here too, with SFO being nearby. The walking paths are wide, good for strollers, rollerblading, biking! The draw is being next to the water as well. A nice place for a quick walk if you're in the area! Also huge plus - big parking lot and clean bathrooms. Next time I need to attempt this big hill people are talking about, lol sounds like a great workout! read more
We've been to this park a number of times, but today it was the wildest wind ever! There were too many dogs today, maybe the windy weather..... there's a nice trail to walk around with your dogs on leash also, but my puppy didn't want to go up that hill today! Hahaha picky dog! The park rangers have been adding/cleaning up the fixtures around here. The restrooms were remodeled a couple years back and now there's a new bike riding cross-walk in the parking lot as one enters to the dog parking lot area. read more
8 months ago
When it comes to a one-place in the city that's loved by everyone, it has to be seal point park. From my experience, people really enjoy coming here in the morning and evening. There is also a great dog park which is usually very clean and not too busy. They also have bathrooms near the parking, I have never not found spot to park the car. They have also installed few musical monuments near the hill, they usually make sound when wind is blowing. Love this place, sometimes in the evening we can the car all the way to the top and watch sunset. read more
I've always enjoyed coming over to this park!!! I used to come here quite often when I worked in Hayward, I would jump on the San Mateo Bridge and head to Foster City and run on the Bay Trail which runs through this park! Big parking lot, very clean restrooms, and a very spacious place!! There's a big hill here where people come to get some hill work in, I've seen plenty of people just walking or running up and down that hill. It's almost always windy here, which feels great in the summertime, but chilly other times. So technically, this park is located in San Mateo, but it's actually right next to Foster City!! And the views of the San Mateo Bridge on the coastal side of the hill can't be beat!! read more
11 months ago
Seal Point Park is a wonderful spot to take a stroll, get one's steps in, climb some slopes, or just take in the beauty of nature in San Mateo. It's open as early as 6am and it says it closes half an hour before sunset. There is ample parking, well-maintained picnic areas and restrooms, a dog park and access for kayak and windsurfing activities. It offers a great view of the San Mateo bridge. Let's maintain this clean, safe, quiet and relaxing recreational area in San Mateo. read more
Nice park with good views and ample parking. There's also a large dog park on the south side. I will say it's quite windy here which shouldn't be a surprise but it makes it hard to have a picnic here. Definitely good for kite flying or a walk on a warmer day. read more
We love love love this park/ocean. It's so relaxing and peaceful. After a long week, sitting, talking and listening to the waves is so calming. We've been here 3 times now and just love it. And we plan on returning soon. Very soon! read more
How Does it Seal ±55-acre park located in San Mateo with some great views and Bay Trail access. The Good: *Free parking *Restrooms *Huge 3-acre Dog Park *Access to the flat, paved Dog-friendly Bay Trail w/ amazing views of the Bay, SF and the Dumbo. *Some interesting public art *Great views from the top of the hill *If you're a plane enthusiast, you'll get lots of views of planes landing at nearby SFO. *Some stairs at the Northside of the park that seem pretty popular for running up that hill. *Access to nearby local parks that have playgrounds. *Picnic tables The Meh: *The park itself is kind of interesting but also not much to see other than the hill and Trail access. *Very popular place w/ lots of walkers, dogs and bicycles. *No shade anywhere in the park or along the trail. Yeah, I know it's on the Bay, so heat isn't really an issue most of the time but is still worth keeping in mind. The Ugly: *West Trail just abruptly ends; I'm not sure if this is a dirty trick to prevent people from gaining free access to Coyote Point (which charges $10) or just a coincidence. TLDR: 3.5* Overall, but a 1/2* bump for the views and trail access. read more
We were looking for a place to take a walk after having lunch and found this on Yelp searching under parks nearby. This doesn't look like San Mateo. It looks a bit industrial, yet it has areas of marsh land. Then you have these electrical towers. I probably wouldn't want to live near these things as they may emit something other than just electricity! You will also see a long stretch of land perfect for walking, jogging, biking and dog walking too! I'm sure some people were fishing as well. We were able to walk a few miles and get some exercise in. It was a pleasant day where the sun wasn't beaming down at us, yet it wasn't cold either. Lots of clouds covering the sun giving us mild temperatures. We had a nice time strolling in a new environment! read more
No seals. 0 Stars. Maybe that's where they got the name. You point over there, asking, "Seal?" No. Point somewhere else: "How 'bout there?" "No seals." Pointing out a third time. "Seal?" "No, that's a trash bag" Hikers can walk an easy, clean, mile-long loop around the hill, or choose to trek 55 feet to the top for distant views of SF and Oakland and airplanes making their descents, full of jabronis eager to stand in the aisles. Once a trash dump, the barren top of cropped yellow grass has wind sculptures and installments including two close-together satellite dishes with amplification properties, one of which currently displaying, "Say I'm Gay" in graffiti. Not that there's anything wrong with that. Good place for dogs? Yes, there's an adjoining dog park (separate reviews). Looking to picnic here? The only shade is under your car. read more
Beautiful park with walking trails located next to the San Mateo Bridge. What this park has to offer: - Multiple walking trails (some up high, some right next to the water, and some in between) - Multiple parking spots - Views of the San Mateo Bridge and San Francisco - Bathrooms - Sculptures to admire - Benches to sit Came here on Monday afternoon to get outside for a stroll and it was beautiful! It does get chilly since it's next to the water, so I recommend packing a jacket just in case. read more
This place is awesome. It's spacious! If you like to walk, jog, bike, hike, fly kites, or into photography, this place is the place for you. We personally come here to eat our weekend lunch and then some walking around afterwards. It can get windy here as it is near the water, so dress in layers. Last time we biked here, the bike trails are limited, but we still got some workout. During that time they were working on extending the trails to under San Mateo bridge and extention to Burlingame area. We haven't been able to check if they are done with the construction work yet. We will come back and check it out. I will report back. read more
1 year ago
I checked out Seal Point Park Fri 9/3/21 after eating lunch in San Mateo. It's a former landfill that they made into a park. There is 3 FREE parking lots, bathrooms at each end of parking lots. There is a Dog Park on the far right side. Just dirt, no grass or trees. There is a Wind Walk with some neat wind art and views of San Mateo Bridge. Can be windy over there, still warm though when I went. You can make the walk longer by walking along the Bay Trail towards Coyote Point or Foster City. Hrs: 6am-7:30pm read more
2 years ago
This is just an update: on July 13th Saturday. I came here with my dogs. As far as the park concern. This is a decent side park. Plenty of parking and only 3 dogs allowed inside. Unfortunately today I have 8 dogs. It's my job to bring these guys out with my yard being so small and all. Not adequate for 8 dogs. I brought down the most high energetic dogs. Got in at 11:36am. I noticed a guy in a Grey Toyota parked next to me. I am thinking this guy looks like the type to not mind his own business but too late to move the van. If I can be quick, I think it's ok. Checked the phone to see if the alarm is on. About 40 minutes for each group. Parked as close as I can to the park so I can keep my eyes on it. Windows rolled half way down on both and the fans with a backup battery is on. Set and go like I do a million times before. Training these guys and having a great time with them. Having a conversation with a couple of dogs owners thinking nothing of it. And here come a couple. One is a BIG size girl and the guy is that same guy that parked right by me. In my head is like red flags with uh oh! The female started off with "Excuse me! Those dogs in your van look hot and heavily panting" alarm vibrated to let me know time is up. So I replied with ok I am going back to the van now. We have not been there too long so yeah. Then she continues with I need to let you know it's inhumane. Also that little dogs can not reach the window. Wtf?!?! Ok...as I was saying I am heading back now. The windows is lower down half way and the fan is circulating with back up AC kicked in every 5 minutes. Annnnnnd what did she do. Kept on wasting my time with "You know that this is very inhumane" sigh ...now I am about to get pissed off. I told her "look! the windows are down the fan is on with AC kicked in every 5 minutes. What do you want me to do?" I obviously cannot bring eight dogs in the park. Three dogs allowed and this bitch just seems to not know how to shut her fat ass mouth. Then she and her boyfriend kept on going with the same shit about me being "inhumane and that I was there a long time." I then replied with yes I know it's inhumane in your eyes and no I wasn't there that long. But still she insisted I was. I looked at my time and it is now going to 50 minutes. Seriously if you are so concerned. Then STFU and i challenge her to call a cop. Go ahead! She kept on repeating herself some more with WOW added. Now she turned to other ppl walking towards us. Advertised some more about me being "inhumane " her only favorite word I guessed. I ran into another person I had conversation with before and she is like what is going on. I told her a short version and she was like. What are their solutions other than not minding their business. I can tell you that they took a pictures of my van and did called a cop. I got back and no dogs were harmed or panting. Also I sat in there and waited for the Park Ranger. Everything is exactly how I left and not even a bead of sweat. A female officer rolled by and didn't even come up to me. I had to run down to catch her and asked if she responding to a complaint and am I at fault? She said yes,she is responding to a call. I am not at fault and I legally did what I was supposed to do. Windows are down and I have a fan blowing. She said that it's mostly a wasted time calls but she had to come out. That's why she didn't give me a citations or come up to my van. Told me to ignored ppl and have my dogs walk away. As long as I have three dogs in the park then we are good. I thanked her and to that fat cow and her short stubby ape. YOU CAN SUCKED IT! By the way your dog ran up to drink my water three times. Talked about inhumane. Provide your dog with some water Hypocrite! Focus on your dog and then you can talk. The park is great but you will run into POS ppl like this here. What a wasted time! read more
Beautiful place to come during sunset. You get a great view of the bay (water, SF, east bay, etc) and of planes landing in SFO. When the gradient in the sky is transitioning, the walk around the area feels magical. There are places where you can sit, walk, and bike, and there's also a HUGE dog park. It looks like a track for dogs?! Looks like a great place to train your dog how to walk off leash. If I lived nearby, I would come here all the time with my dog. Great safe spot during the pandemic ahah. read more
2 years ago
P. cool site with revolving open car spaces by the dog park. It was time for a new venture this weekend after the crushing wt of the Omarion Ice Box at work. A 40-minute drive probably doesn't sound like much pre-pandemic but this morning it felt like an eternity going up the rickety 101 to San Mateo. The surrounding trail was less than that at a regular walking pace so we made it a point to stay at least an hr+ including a stroll through the dog park stretch in the middle. Good balance of everything here: land, air, sea and dog hair with bike paths in between. It's worth the outdoor mental break with plenty of space to clear your head and stretch out your public mask bubble. read more
4 years ago
I love to bring my friends from out of town to this park if they just want to have a beautiful walk! It's next to water, with gorgeous bay view. You can view the city and 92 bridge on a good day. There is no entrance fee and free parking as well. The trail is super easy and flat. Great for biking too! Did I mention there is no seal though :-) But with the view , you will still enjoy it! read more
5 years ago
Love it here! Walking trails, dog parks, and a little bit of incline to jump start your cardio. Plus it's right next to the water. On clear days, you can see a bridge over yonder and airplanes flying passed. I came here with my sister after a failed attempt to hike somewhere in Pacifica. This was not a hike whatsoever, but still a great park to explore. Plenty of parking. Lively with people and dogs. I'm actually interested in taking my doggo to this park. The pups look so friendly and like they're having such a good time. Need that energy!!! read more
6 years ago
Good hiking n biking trails.. amazing panoramic view of the bay with San Francisco downtown and planes landing at sfo. The trail runs with bay on one side with kitesurfing activity and planes landing to sfo read more
5 years ago
Came here thinking there was more than since other people's posting and photos. I am glad that there was a nice big lot with free parking and restrooms available. If there was paid parking for that I would be extremely upset. And walking distance from the lot are 3 restroom, just not really maintained well but still available. This place is nothing but part of a construction zone that they tried to make nice. There are grass near the other area but and a view structures to view, nothing else. The view is a of the San Mateo Bridge towards the south and Coyote Point to the north. Walking near the water, just a view of rocks and water. There is no sand viewable at all, also meaning no real area for kids to play. It is a structure for people to walk, being ADA accessible if the bicyclist don't run you over. And a place for some to run for the condos and apartments near by. Toward the south of the parking lot is a big dog park for owners to let their dogs run around off leash, which was great since most dogs on trail was on leash. read more
2 years ago
3 years ago
Seal point park in San Mateo is absolutely a hidden gem in the bay area for people who are looking for a great relax place to hang out. This park has trails right next to the bayarea coast and it is amazing looking into the bay walking and get some execise. One huge plus for this place is it has a dog park right at the entrance and you can also being your dog with you at this trail! read more
7 years ago
Beautiful, beautiful and beautiful. A great and safe place to hang out with friends and go on a date. Easy hike with a beautiful view. It is because to go before the sunset. Parking is usually easy. Bring a jacket because it can be windy. They also have a dog park next to it. read more
One of my favorite places to walk and just relax is Seal Point Park. They have a great space for bikers, runners and walkers. They even have a doggy park and a kids park. The view is beautiful, you can see the San Mateo bridge on one side and when you turn the corner you can see the San Francisco when it's a clear day. read more
3 years ago
4 years ago
Always wonderful and quiet during weekday mornings, busier weekday afternoons and weekends. I always felt safe at this park when I would walk/jog alone. I now have a dog and love the option of the walking up/down the large hill or doing the straight away along the bay towards coyote point. Beautiful sunsets, usually always windy, remember to bring your jacket even if you think you don't need it! read more
I come here a few times a week to take advantage of their three level exercise path. You can walk, jog, run, take your dog out for a nice stroll (on leash), or ride your bike at the lower level bike path. There is also an off leash dog run adjacent to the path, down the hill where your dogs can run freely, and socialize. They even provide poop bags for free. But the best part about Seal Point Park is the view of the water over looking San Francisco and the San Mateo Bridge. It is also an awesome sight to watch the planes descending for landing towards SFO International. There is always a nice breeze especially if you walk or jog at the top of the hill. There are stairs in the middle of the path where you can work your gluts, calves, and buttocks. You will also find very clean public restrooms (two in fact) along the path with drinking fountains. During the summer months, Seal Point Park stays open until 8:30 pm, and always plenty of parking available! Until then, Cheers! ~ :p read more
6 years ago
Once upon a time a very long time ago when I was a little girl, I remember this area being the San Mateo dumps. I lived near by and could see it from my house. Fast forward (the number of years shall not be disclosed) and they have turned what was once an eyesore into something beautiful for the whole community to enjoy. I have been here a few times recently as a way to just get out of the house during Covid and feel a little normal. This is a great place to do this because the path is wide enough for people to pass each other at a safe social distance. The path is quite long where one can easily get a five mile walk in. It is along the bay so the view is gorgeous! This path also allows cyclists and dogs. In fact, it goes right by the dog park. Bonus!! There is also a restroom as well. Along the path is a playground for the little ones. Almost all of the people using the path were wearing masks which is comforting. Oh and there is plenty of parking. So get out there and get a little vitamin D! read more
Just beautiful. This is a cool place to get out and walk. Great place to go with your pet. But clean up, lol. The views here are so nice. Just a really good place to be at. Look over at the bay and see all the way to Sunnyvale, I think. Great place to take professional pictures. The back ground is top notch. read more
5 years ago
Easy trails with great views, artwork, and history. Lots of dogs and shorebirds. Excellent place to run stairs. Can get pretty windy. Lots of parking. read more
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