Dogs must remain on leash and under full control at all times at Bedwell Bayfront Park.
Bedwell Bayfront Park is located at the east end of Menlo Park on San Francisco Bay at Highway 101 and Marsh Road.
Parking is available along the entrance road and in two paved lots near the back of the park.
Restrooms are near the first large paved parking lot.
The park’s 160 acres are surrounded on three sides by the Don Edwards San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge.
People of all ages enjoy the park for hiking, running, bicycling, dog walking, bird watching, kite flying, and photography.
The park has an extensive trail system, most of which is unpaved. Some of the interior trails are steep, crossing the park’s hills, and lead to several viewpoints. Some park trails are suitable for wheelchairs.
The relatively flat 2.3-mile trail around the perimeter of Bedwell Bayfront Park is part of the San Francisco Bay Trail, which will encircle San Francisco and San Pablo Bays with a continuous 400-mile network of bicycling and hiking trails, connecting the shoreline of all nine Bay Area counties and linking 47 cities.