Bay Point Regional Shoreline

Bay Point, Contra Costa County, CA

DogsNot stated
Source
Hours5 a.m. to 10 p.m.
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Size
138 acres Source
Managed by
East Bay Regional Park District

About Bay Point Regional Shoreline

Open space and marsh along Suisun Bay with shoreline trails and bird-watching. Source

Bay Point Regional Shoreline provides access to undeveloped open space and marsh habitat in an area surrounded by residential, military, and industrial development. The public can enjoy views of Suisun Bay and opportunities for hiking, bird-watching, shoreline fishing, nature study, and other recreational pastimes. The nearly 150-acre parkland is at the approximate midpoint of the San Francisco Bay Estuary and the Sacramento/San Joaquin River Delta.
From the official park page · checked Oct 15, 2026

Trails

TrailMapped lengthElevationSurface & uses
Harrier Trail1 mi20 ft up & down7–14 ftUnpaved

Trail names and mapped lengths come from OpenStreetMap; lengths count only the part inside the park boundary. Up-and-down totals (climbing plus descent, one way) and elevation ranges are estimates from USGS 3DEP elevation (about 15 m grid) sampled along the mapped line. Use the official guide map for the route and current closures.

Getting to Bay Point Regional Shoreline by bus

Bus stops within about a quarter mile of Bay Point Regional Shoreline, mapped in OpenStreetMap. Check the transit agency for schedules.

Rules & reservations

Official park page
  • Dogs

    The official park page does not state a dog rule. Check with East Bay Regional Park District before you go. Source

Gate open 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. unless otherwise posted.

Map & directions

End of McAvoy Road, Bay Point, CA

1Location overview · map data © OpenStreetMap

38.044667, -121.966169Get directions

Nearby parks

Straight-line distance

Sources & verification

Last verified: Oct 15, 2026
  1. California Protected Areas Database (CPAD) 2026aname, county, agency, access, acres
  2. East Bay Regional Park District park pageofficial_url, hours, address, description
  3. OpenStreetMap facilities and trailstrails
  4. U.S. Census Bureau place boundariescity
  5. Official park page (checked for dog and fee information)unstated.dogs
  6. OpenStreetMap: parking, restrooms, water, trailheads, trail lines, and bus stopsvisit
  7. Terrain Tiles elevation (USGS 3DEP), sampled every 20 m along OpenStreetMap trail linestrails.elevation
  8. Official park page (introduction excerpt)intro
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