Family Things To Do in San Rafael, California

The park is nestled along the shore of the San Pablo Bay. The road through the park offers beautiful views ... More on Parks

We love to hike and this has been a great place to explore. There are lots of trails to check out ... More on Trekaroo

One of the best places ever, love it-gorgeous beach and really nice surf too! More on GeckoGo

open 9am till sunset 25,000 square feet of concrete. pool from 7feet deep to 10feet deep! clover bowl washboard pump bumps pyramid many other features...too ... More on skateboardpark.com

My kids love it. More on insiderpages.com

McNear's Beach is one of Marin's most popular recreation areas, located off Point San Pedro Road near Peaco... More on uptake_content

We had a reunion here and had a blast. The kids could play in the sand on the beach. The park is on the edg... More on Trekaroo

You're bound to get caught up in all the webs of this structure! On the right end, the Fish Net Climber and Wavy Web overhead event will have you anchoring for more! The massive ... More on KaBoom.org

"...the playground is right next to the Terra Linda Pool... make a day of it wear sunscreen, bring a hat, play ... More on Lilaguides.com

Marin County Historical Museum and Society in San Rafael, CA is one of more than 15,400 museums in the Muse... More on MuseumsUSA.org

Beautiful!  Marin County is breath-taking and a great place to see some beautiful water, relax, and take pi... More on GeckoGo

This is an ongoing community event that offers a wide variety of seasonal produce and baked goods from local ... More on Yahoo! Travel

While the park is fairly small, only 1,476 acres, the trails are a blast to ride. The singletrack and fire roads wind through forests of manzanita, bay, live oak and madrone, and through grassy cle... More on Trails

Great Place! From the entrance it is a moderatly consistent ride to the to More on Trails

Point Reyes illustrates Californias violent geological history as well as the richness of its fauna. Literally balancing on the edge of the San Andreas Fault, you can stand atop a hill and see the scars of seismic activity underneath ... More on Trails