Day 47

PARADISE BEACH PARK

This 19 acre regional park is located along the east shore of the Tiburon Peninsula, nestled in a residential neighborhood. Paradise is well-named. This bayside gem is truly gorgeous with its mature landscaping, colorful poplar trees, wildflowers, rolling grassy hillsides above the San Francisco Bay, and a grove of tall redwoods. It’s a fun and secluded place to enjoy the great outdoors, close to home. Facilities include family and group picnic sites along the bay, numerous lawn areas, a horseshoe court, a narrow beach, a long fishing pier, and more. Anglers fish for halibut, sturgeon, striped bass, shark, perch, bat ray, and crab. Paradise offers stunning views of the bay, a beautiful area to watch see seals, sea lions and other marine life, as well as provide bay access for kayaks. Visit park reservations to find out how to reserve a large group area at Paradise Beach Park. Dogs are prohibited, except service animals.

Directions:

From Highway 101 in Mill Valley, take the East Blithedale Avenue/Tiburon Boulevard exit east on Tiburon Boulevard, turn left at Trestle Glen Boulevard, turn right at Paradise Drive, and follow to the park entrance on the left. The street address is 3450 Paradise Drive.