Wildlife viewing areas in Berkeley, California

Tilden Regional Park is a popular tourist attraction located at 2501 Grizzly Peak Boulevard in Orinda, California, United States. The park is open daily from 5am to 10pm, offering a range of recreational activities for visitors to enjoy. From picnicking and swimming at Lake Anza to exploring the Botanic Garden and riding the carousel at the Merry-Go-Round, Tilden Park has something for everyone. The park spans over 2,000 acres and provides plenty of opportunities to experience nature and wildlife. Named after Charles Lee Tilden, the park features various facilities such as the Environmental Education Center, Little Farm, and the Steam Trains. The park is easily accessible from different entrances off Wildcat Canyon Road and Grizzly Peak Boulevard in Berkeley. Visitors can also enjoy wheelchair-accessible attractions such as the Steam Train, Merry-Go-Round, and the Botanic Garden.

Cesar Chavez Park, located at 11 Spinnaker Way in Berkeley, California, is a popular tourist attraction and recreational park. Visitors can apply for permits, schedule inspections, and research zoning policies at this location. Additionally, businesses can apply for licenses, receive assistance, and find bid opportunities here. This park, built on a former landfill site, offers stunning views of the three bay bridges, Alcatraz, and Angel Island. Visitors can enjoy hiking trails, including the wheelchair-accessible Dorothy Stegmann trail, as well as a wildlife sanctuary at the northern end of the park.