Pickleweed Picnic Area has 4 ten-foot picnic tables, a double BBQ, and a single BBQ. It is surrounded by grassy areas and fairly secluded. There is partial shade. The capacity is 50 person.

Point Molate Beach Park is a city-owned park in Richmond, California, accessible only via a narrow road from the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge toll plaza exit "Western Drive", and separate from the rest of the city. The park is adjacent to the present day ghost town of Winehaven.

East Brother Light Station was built in 1873 as an aid to mariners in the San Pablo/San Francisco Bays. After many years as an automated station, and under threat of destruction and replacement with a light on a pole in the middle of the island, the facility was taken over by a non-profit 501 c3 California Corporation under license from the US Coast Guard.

Lucretia W. Edwards Shoreline Park, named in honor of local community activist Lucretia W. Edwards, honors the wartime contributions made by the Bay Area Shipyards during World War II.

Sobrante Ridge Regional Park may be best known as habitat for the Alameda manzanita, which is deemed extremely rare, according to EBRPD. Popular activities include: hiking, dog walking, picnicking, bird watching, bicycling and naturalist programs.

Richmond is a city located in Contra Costa County, California, United States. It is situated on the northeastern edge of the San Francisco Bay and covers an area of approximately 52 square miles. The city has a population of around 110,000 people.

Richmond Ferry Terminal offers a ferry from Richmond to San Francisco. It is affordable, safe, clean, fast and -- best of all -- relaxing. Your commute doesn't have to be the worst part of your day. Not when the ferry is an option.

Point Pinole Regional Shoreline is approximately 2315acre in area. It is the home of the Point Pinole Lagoon and Whittel Beach and a festival. History Point Pinole is located in the city of Richmond, California. It is on the site of a number of former explosives factories.

Point Pinole Pier itself is only a small part of the larger Point Pinole Regional Shoreline Park. Here, in a setting of 2,147 acres, you will find a wide range of activities and ecological environments. The pier is the 1,225 foot-long pier which extends out into a deep water channel.

Miller-Knox Regional Shoreline offers a beautifully situated shoreline picnic area, a secluded cove with swimming beach, a fishing pier at a historic site a hilltop with excellent panoramic views of the North Bay Area and a model railroad museum.