Shoreline Park

Great place to go on a walk or run. The houses are beautiful and the shoreline is at a distance so pets should be safe. The closest restroom is on the farry parking lot. I enjoyed taking pictures of the sunset.

Just a beautiful peaceful getaway :)

It's a lovely place to go for a walk - alone, with a friend, or your dog(s). There's a great view of San Francisco, and on a day like today you can see the layer of pollution over the city and a long line of container ship waiting to dock and deliver their goods. Walking, biking, running, doing tai-chi exercises, people watching, bird watching, or catching a ferry to San Francisco..you can do all that in a beautiful setting

Great park on the San Francisco Bay. Lots of grass areas. Great for fishing. There are benches and picnic tables scattered throughout the area.

Peaceful (if you ignore planes taking off every few minutes), fresh breeze from the bay, and gorgeous sunsets.

Absolutely beautiful, gorgeous, and stunning view of South Shore, Otis Drive, SF, and The Peninsula!

Just absolutely breathtaking!
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This is a great little bay side park, clean with lots of little friends running around ;)

Beautiful place to visit

It’s a wee bit awkward rating a public park like this one because it doesn’t promise anything more than being public park-like. So, since it does fulfill this general criterion, I have no basis on which to hold any stars back.

Yet, in its name is a promise to be a “shoreline” park, and by golly it certainly is that in a spectacular way. The views of the bay, with SF and the peninsula across it, and those of the area around Alameda Beach are always breathtaking (to this reviewer, at least). So much so that I come away after every time I take in those views wondering why I felt such a strong urge to snap more photos even though nothing has really changed since all the other times I took photos as a result of the same strong urge. My guess is that somehow the unimpeded vista appears unbelievable and impossible to describe to anyone afterwards (or to try to conjure back up in my memory after I’ve left) so I attempt to capture it, along with my sense of astonishment, through snapshots. It never works out this way, of course, just like when one snaps a photo of a spectacular scene with the moon. But at least explaining this urge to attempt to get that shot may show how impossible it is to tell or show you what you’re missing if you don’t see it for yourself.

Anyway, for this superlative shoreline experience, this park probably deserves a sixth star.

I need a place to connect with nature while Im staying here in Alameda, and this was really nice, seeing everything was amazing. Really good place to watch the sunset as well. I enjoy my time here.

Great place to have a picnic at

Fed the squirrels my leftover mini churros from Jack in the crack down the street. They went nuts for it… ha get it? Anyways nice views. Sun up or down. Don’t let The small one with half a tail fool you she’s Queen Cinnamon. She looks sweet but she had her squirrelvilians bombard me. Don’t be a fool like me. Found a handsome cat on the trail as well. If he belongs to you tell him I miss him please.

Pleasant surprise! Both paved and gravel trails along the water for walking or biking. Super peaceful and chill. Restrooms are also available which is always a bonus!

We flied our kites here by the sunset, the view was amazing

I can go here any given day, mornings or evenings. Splendid view, quite neighborhood, convenient parking.

Fantastic place to sit and enjoy a meal while looking at the San Francisco skyline.

Great area along the shore, very relaxing with plenty of places to sit and hangout along the edge. Recommended for sunset:D

Squirrels lots of them and a great view. This is also where the ferry comes to for Alameda.

Quiet, a good place for processing deep thought and relaxation.

Long trail with great views to the bay and San Francisco.