Parks in San Leandro, California

Encompassing nearly 5000 acres, the park is home to many other recreational activities, such as camping, picnicking, horseback riding, hiking and mountain biking. This ride follows a route complete... More on Trails

We started from the entrance parking lot and go east. More on trails.mtbr.com

Memorial Park, originally dedicated in 1938, is one of the City's oldest parks. It is located at the intersection of Bancroft and Callan avenues, across from Bancroft Middle ... More on Sanleandro.org

Victoria Park is a small, yet attractive passive sitting area adjacent to Bancroft Avenue that has benches, an overhead trellis, and colorful plantings that take advantage ... More on Sanleandro.org

Cherry Grove Park is a 4-acre neighborhood park, located on Leonard Drive at Williams Street. The park provides neighborhood-oriented facilities, including picnic areas and ... More on Sanleandro.org

The San Leandro Ball Park, located at Teagarden and Marina Boulevard, provides a major-league sized baseball facility used by hundreds of teams, from little leagues to semi-pro ... More on Sanleandro.org

This special facility, located on Teagarden just off Marina Boulevard, is City-owned and operated and provides recreational facilities for organized softball, football (high ... More on Sanleandro.org

Located at 3750 Monterey Boulevard, this park offers picnic and play areas. Green space and a baseball diamond are located on the adjacent school site. Insurance is required ... More on Sanleandro.org

Siempre Verde Park, located at the corner of Park Street and San Leandro Boulevard, provides open green space and recreational facilities for the neighborhoods surrounding ... More on Sanleandro.org

This small, one-acre park is located on Breed Avenue at Sunnyside Drive. The park has two backstops for playing baseball or softball, a barbecue pit and a picnic table. There ... More on Sanleandro.org

Stenzel Park is an important neighborhood park located on Wicks Boulevard at Elvina Drive. Over the years, four regulation ball fields have been developed here for organized ... More on Sanleandro.org