Lake Chabot Regional Park

07/09/2024

Join us for the Regional Parks Foundation fundraiser in celebration of the East Bay Regional Park District’s 90th Anniversary, with proceeds going to support East Bay Regional Parks programs. Lakeside Laps trail running and walking event is for all skill levels and includes a fun Finish Line Festival for participants and their families.

Run or Walk to Support Regional Parks and Foundation-funded Programs. Register Today!

07/06/2024

Parks previously closed by the East Bay Regional Park District will remain closed through Saturday and will reopen Sunday morning. Some hill and inland East Bay Regional Parks were closed on Tuesday, July 2, due to extreme fire conditions and excessive heat.
Park status is subject to change depending on conditions. Check www.ebparks.org before heading to a park.
The National Weather Service-Bay Area has extended its Red Flag through Saturday, July 6, with Level 2 restrictions in effect DISTRICT WIDE. A Red Flag Warning means that dry and windy conditions are expected, leading to extreme fire weather risks.
Level 2 Extreme Fire Danger Restrictions Include:
• No smoking. Smoking is prohibited in all regional parks, trails, and shorelines. (Prohibited year-round)
• NO fireworks. Fireworks are not permitted in any Regional Parks. (Prohibited year-round)
• No open fires or barbecues of any type. Only gas-fueled stoves are allowed.
• Drive only on designated roadways – no off-road driving. Do not drive or park on dry grass, as heat from a vehicle's undercarriage can start a fire.
• Secure all tow chains – dragging tow chains can spark fires.
Parks Closed and Reopening Sunday:
• Anthony Chabot
• Bishop Ranch
• Black Diamond Mines
• Briones
• Brushy Peak
• Carquinez/Crockett Hills
• Claremont Canyon
• Contra Loma
• Deer Valley
• Dry Creek
• Diablo Foothills (trails closed)
• Dublin Hills
• Five Canyons
• Garin
• Huckleberry
• Las Trampas
• Leona Canyon
• Mission Peak
• Morgan Territory
• Ohlone
• Pleasanton Ridge
• Round Valley
• Sibley
• Sobrante Ridge
• Sunol
• Sycamore Valley
• Tilden (trails closed)
• Vargas Plateau
• Vasco Caves
• Vasco Hills
• Waterbird
• Wildcat Canyon

Anthony Chabot Campground will remain closed through Sunday, July 7. Please check www.ebparks.org/alerts-closures for the most updated information.

https://www.ebparks.org/about-us/whats-new/news/park-closures-extended-through-saturday-reopening-sunday-july-7

Park Closures Extended Through Saturday; Reopening Sunday, July 7 | Swim Facilities and Shoreline Regional Parks Remain Open

07/04/2024

Park Closures Extended Through Friday; Swim Facilities and Shoreline Regional Parks to Continue to Remain Open – Parks closed Tuesday by the East Bay Regional Park District will remain closed during this week’s increased temperatures and extreme fire danger (subject to change). The National Weather Service extended a Red Flag Warning and Excessive Heat Warning through Saturday, July 6. The Park District will reassess conditions and provide additional information Friday evening.

A Red Flag Warning means that dry and windy conditions are expected, leading to extreme fire weather risks.

PARK CLOSURES:
• Anthony Chabot
• Bishop Ranch
• Black Diamond Mines
• Briones
• Brushy Peak
• Carquinez/Crockett Hills
• Claremont Canyon
• Contra Loma
• Deer Valley
• Dry Creek
• Dublin Hills
• Diablo Foothills (trails closed only)
• Five Canyons
• Garin
• Huckleberry
• Las Trampas
• Leona Canyon
• Mission Peak
• Morgan Territory
• Ohlone
• Pleasanton Ridge
• Round Valley
• Sibley
• Sobrante Ridge
• Sunol
• Sycamore Valley
• Tilden (trails closed only)
• Vargas Plateau
• Vasco Caves
• Vasco Hills
• Waterbird
• Wildcat Canyon

Swim facilities and Shoreline Regional Parks will remain open. Follow these safety rules and tips:
• Avoid the hottest part of the day. If you do visit, go in the morning or early evening when it is cooler.
• Drink plenty of fluids to stay hydrated.
• Wear sunscreen and lightweight, light-colored clothing.
• Avoid drinking alcohol and caffeine, which can worsen the heat's effects on your body.
• Don’t forget your pets! Carry water for them.
• No smoking. Smoking is prohibited in all regional trails, parks, and shorelines.
• No open fires or barbecues of any type. Gas-fueled stoves are permitted.
• Stay on designated roads – no off-road driving. Heat from a vehicle's undercarriage can start a fire.
• Secure all tow chains – dragging tow chains can spark fires.

Parks closed Tuesday by the East Bay Regional Park District will remain closed during this week’s increased temperatures and extreme fire danger (subject to change).

05/09/2024

Welcome to ParkFest – May 11, 10am-4pm – Celebrating 90 Years of Regional Parks! Come join us for a day filled with fun, food, music, and outdoor activities as we celebrate nearly a century of our beloved Regional Parks. From nature walks to live performances, there's something for everyone to enjoy. Explore the beauty of our parks and indulge in delicious food while connecting with nature and your community. Don't miss out on this special day of celebration - see you there! **FREE admission & parking** **BARTable with free shuttle to and from Bay Fair Station** https://www.ebparks.org/ParkFest

09/12/2023

Join us for an uplifting program of music, peace messages, poetry, and a lakeside walk at the UN International Day of Peace event on Saturday, September 16, from 10:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at Lake Chabot Regional Park in Castro Valley. This year’s theme is Actions for Peace, a call to action that recognizes our individual and collective responsibility to foster peace.

The UN General Assembly has declared this as a day devoted to strengthening the ideals of peace, through observing 24 hours of non-violence and cease-fire. Never has our world needed peace more.

07/31/2023

Bring your family, friends, and neighbors for a fun night out at Lake Chabot. Join us tomorrow, August 1 from 4-7 p.m for our first-ever National Night Out. Meet the Park District's police, fire, lifeguard, and park staff while enjoying hands-on, family-friendly activities and refreshments. Hope to see you there! www.ebparks.org/nno

07/25/2023

On Tuesday, August 1st from 4-7 pm, join EBRPD public safety officers, firefighters, and lifeguards at the District's first National Night Out event at Lake Chabot Regional Park in Castro Valley. This event is part of a community-building campaign to promote police-community partnerships. Enjoy fun, hands-on activities!

• Talk with First Responders • Meet the Police Horses • See Fire Trucks • Visit the Peace Pole • Photo Booth, Kid Activities, Live DJ • Hot Dogs & Refreshments • Free Parking

More info at www.ebparks.org/nno

03/22/2023

The recent storm brought strong winds and rain. Exercise caution in parks and on trails and be mindful of potential hazards, including highly saturated/muddy ground, mudslides, and downed trees and branches. Access to some parks, staging areas, and trails may be impacted – visit ebparks.org for park and trail status.

03/14/2023

The recent storms have brought more high winds and heavy rain to the region. Continue to exercise caution and be mindful of potential hazards caused by wind and highly saturated ground. Access to some parks, staging areas and trails has been impacted. Check www.ebparks.org before heading out.

03/10/2023

With a region-wide flood watch in effect through Sunday, stay safe and be mindful of weather conditions. Some park access has already been affected by the recent storms. Conditions are unpredictable within our parks and on the surrounding roads. Check www.ebparks.org for individual park status before heading out. 📷 by Carl Wuerz, Coyote Hills Regional Park

01/12/2023

Some Regional Parks previously closed due to extreme weather conditions are reopening. Continue to exercise caution in reopened parks as the ground is highly saturated and some potential safety hazards remain. Go to www.ebparks.org to check individual park status before heading out.

The Park District is reopening some Regional Parks previously closed due to winter storms. However, some parks remain closed as park staff continue to assess storm damage and clear debris from parks and trails, including downed trees, falling branches, mudslides, landslides, and flooding.