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Shoreline Park

4.8 (15 reviews)

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Ed U.

This is where people wait for their tables at Sam's or where they pause after getting off the Angel Island Ferry. And why the hell not? This narrow patch of manicured greenery has a wonderful panoramic views of San Francisco skyline as well as Sausalito, the Golden Gate Bridge, and of course, Angel Island. It's at the very end of Tiburon Blvd and extends along the shore to Elephant Rock (review: https://bit.ly/3k4B4rr). There could be more seating since it's consistently crowded with tourists but hey, who can argue with a nice promenade to enjoy the boats? RELATED - Exploring north of San Francisco? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://bit.ly/2tIHlkV

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Joanna D.

Not a bad idea to visit the nice town of Tiburon, enjoy some good food & take in views of the city. They have a historic railroad site that's free to see in the little museum. Dog friendly town & a lot of cute boutiques & photo ops.

Edna G.

Nice and simple park along Paradise Drive in Tiburon...a very small and narrow park. There is limited parking close by but then this park is not crowded when we came. There are a view benches to bask in the beautiful views of the Golden Gate Bridge. It was picture perfect with sail boats and the bridge. It would have been better if there was more sun then fog. A few people fish here as you are also close to the pier and Ark Row Shopping Center. We saw lots of small 2-3 inch crabs on the rocks! I also saw that they provide poop bags for your pets, too. That is cool! If you have time to chill or relax, this is the place to be. Make sure you don't forget your camera!! [99/100]

Rachel C.

This little town park runs right along the end of Tiburon Boulevard and the beginning of Paradise Drive. It is a great place to spread a blanket, have a picnic & watch & enjoy - * San Francisco Skyline lights at night * Blue Angels screaming overhead * Sailboat races on Friday nights * Fog rolling in over the Sausalito hills * Golden Gate Bridge * Container Ships entering & leaving to exotic ports of call * Live music from Guaymas * Pelicans & seagulls * QE-2 sailed right on by * Catch a ferry to Angel Island * Antique Car Show once a year * Bikes lining up for return ferry to the City * Holiday tree lights on top of Angel Island * Sun setting behind Mt. Tam * Homes on Belvedere Island * Bay Swim once a year * Tug boats guiding the larger ships into & out of the Bay * Helicopters & seaplanes * People watching * Firework displays over the Bay * Corinthian Island * Sun rising behing Angel Island * Dogs & children running and playing * Landscape Artists painting * A hot cup of coffee in the early morning mist . . . . It is just a small strip of green grass - only about a block long - with the Tiburon Railroad-Ferry Museum Building right in the middle of this little park. Open on Sunday & Wednesdays. Park is open all the time. Come out and enjoy the stars and the City Lights on a warm summer evening!

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David F.

Small, but beautiful park adjacent to downtown Tiburon. Only a block-long strip of grass and sidewalk path, if placed anywhere else it would not elicit much excitement. But plop it down in Tiburon facing the San Francisco Bay and you've got something! I like that there's an ample supply of park benches along the sidewalk path but look over the Bay toward the Golden Gate Bridge and Angel Island. We enjoyed a park bench lunch with gorgeous views - the best things in life truly *are* free! We sauntered along the path and ended up downtown, having fun browsing around. The Organic Ice Stream shop is worth a visit, definitely. If coming by ferry, just take the sidewalk path to the right when getting off the ferry. We came by car, and passing downtown, just before you head up into the hills, the Railroad and Ferry Museum is the last structure on the right. We parked in the free one-hour parking behind the museum, which is open to all. Great place to hang out - and contemplate how lucky one is to be there!

Florence H.

Super pretty place to visit if you're in the area. It is simply and although its pretty small, you can get some nice photos here! There is very limited parking and from what I remember, there is 8-10 spots where you can park for an hour. There are paring lots a bit further down though! There are benches to view the shoreline and its a nice place to visit before or after a dinner!

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Very nice park with great views of downtown San Francisco. Actual benches for sitting.

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Beautiful playground with multiple interactive play structures for all ages. Nestled at the top of…read morea hill, it is built into a community neighborhood. Amazing views from any seat, an amazing backdrop as our daughter played. While we were there, two toddlers and a young boy joined the playground. Not many children were present. Our daughter had fun exploring the different parts of play on the structure along with climbing up the wall to the rail of the street. She lasted for almost an hour before she was ready to go. We saw two boys on the full basketball court. There was a water fountain with a refill station, oversized wooden lounge chairs, picnic tables, grassy areas along with trash, recycling and compost bins. We did not see restrooms, but we also did not wonder further than the extra to the playground. Parking is on the street on flat ground or on a slanted slope. Down the road from this area is a water front, lots of shops, eateries, some hotels and spas, grassy areas, coffee shops and more. The Bay Area Discovery Museum is less than a ten minute drive away. Lots to do and see before or after a visit here.

Unusual little neighborhood park with stunning views of the city…read more This is a neighborhood park - not for tourists... but it doesn't stop a tourist from coming here a few blocks off the main road to imagine life in such a serine area. Most of SF and the bay area is so much hustle and bustle and car break INS and crazy - its almost hard to believe that people just a few miles more away enjoy peace and quiet and serenity. Life in the bay doesn't have to be all gun shots and barbed wire and security cameras. Maybe if you live in one of those situations its important you come here to see how the other half lives. Show your kids the world is big - and you don't have to have some extravagant vacation to Japan to teach your kids this. The park is mostly flat but the surrounding street where you might park is very steep - if your diving a manual transmission car you might test your skills.

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