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Anthony Chabot Regional Park
Anthony Chabot Regional Park is a regional park located in Castro Valley, California. The park is part of the East Bay Regional Park District and is situated in the hills east of Oakland. It covers 5,067 acres of rolling grasslands, dense redwood forests, and steep canyons. The park offers a variety of recreational activities, including camping, picnicking, fishing, swimming, horseback riding, and hiking. There are also several trails for mountain biking and horseback riding. The park is home to a variety of wildlife, including deer, coyotes, and bobcats. The park also features a lake, Lake Chabot, which is stocked with trout and catfish.
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User Reviews
Razel Llamanzares
I have ran Lake Chabot over 50 times, hike almost every trail ridden my bike and rented pontoon boats with the family for a daily excursion. This was our first experience camping here and it was a blast. Typically I travel hundreds of miles to get away from daily city life. If I only knew it was in my backyard all this time! This was my son's first camp out and I couldn't ask for a better place.
Jack Liu
Beautiful Family Campground sites in the forest with gorgeous views of Lake Chabot, Sunol Ridge, Mission Peak, Mount Allison, Monument Peak, Coyote Hills, San Francisco Skyline, Sutro Tower, and Santa Cruz Mountains.
Level Au Chat
Great spot to hike or bike. The campground is closed until next week. Drive carefully as there are still many downed trees in the roads and some rock piles from small slides which have yet to be removed. There are plenty of open trails but some have also been closed until maintenance can prioritize the work. A truly beautiful reservoir with abundant bird song and activity. There were a number of people but not too crowded for a Sunday.
Sam Dodge
This is an under rated East Bay Regional Park. Great trails and variety. Around much of the lake is a nice paved trail good for kids biking, but wonderful, adventurous trail running between the lake and Redwood Regional Park with ridges and gullies and grassy meadows, stands of oak, redwoods, cypress, and more. Regular sightings of hawks, turkeys, coyotes, rabbits, and more. Great for mountain biking
Kasey Shah
I liked this hike. I hiked with a group of 10 including an 8 year old boy. Hike is smooth and stable. It is surrounded by mature trees including the redwood trees. There is a fair number of parking spots at this entrance. We started at 6:30 am and came back around 9:20 am. We made a loop around the trail. To make a complete loop, we had to walk on the side of the road and in residential neighborhood without any issue. I recommend this hike with friends and family.