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Two women walk side by side along a peaceful path that skirts the edge of a Bay Area lake. One woman, dressed in a tank top and shorts, enjoys the sun's warmth. The other wears a hat to shield her face from the light, with one hand firmly holding the dog's leash. Tall trees line their route, casting gentle shadows on the ground and enhancing the tranquility of their surroundings. In the background, sunlight dances across the surface of the lake, creating patterns of shimmering light that shift with every breeze.

Lake Chabot Regional Park. Photo by East Bay Regional Park District.

You lucky dog: The East Bay Regional Park District has eliminated dog fees in 2025! That lets pups join their Read more.

Spring adventures with your furry friends at the East Bay Regional Park District

A grassy trail runs along the shoreline, offering open space for dogs and their owners. The Golden Gate Bridge stands in the background. On clear, sunny days, people walk this path with their dogs on leashes, while others pause to let their pets explore or rest beside them.

Point Isabel Regional Shoreline. Photo by Shelly Lewis, EBRPD.

Discover over 1,250 miles of blooming trails in the San Francisco Bay Area As spring unfolds in the San Francisco Bay Area, the East Bay Regional Park District emerges as a vibrant sanctuary for nature enthusiasts and their canine companions. Spread across Alameda and Contra Costa counties, this extensive network of public parks and trails … Read more.

Pleasant Hill recognizes two exciting anniversaries in 2024

The eastern side of the Bay is world-renowned for its dog-friendly outdoor recreation. It’s also home to amazing animal welfare organizations that have cared for furry friends for several generations. Two standout organizations are celebrating milestone anniversaries in 2024. The East Bay Regional Park District, the largest of its kind in the U.S., turns 90. A short distance away, the East Bay SPCA turns 150! It’s one of the oldest such organizations in the country, and one of the region’s most innovative.