The park covers 343 acres (1.39 km2) and is part of the East Bay Regional Park District (EBRPD) system. In the western section, there are open lawns, small family picnic areas, ponds and creeks, and 3 miles (4.8 km) of trails through the marsh and along the shoreline.
 

Radke Martinez Regional Shoreline Park is a great place to go for an outdoor workout. One of the best parts about Radke Martinez Regional Shoreline Park is that it's free to visit! So if you're looking for something fun to do on your day off come out and enjoy the sunshine at Radke Martinez Regional Shoreline Park. 
 

Radke Martinez Regional Shoreline Park is a great place to go for a jog, walk, or bike ride. It's also an excellent spot for fishing and picnicking. The park has lots of shade trees that offer protection from the sun too! There are plenty of trails to explore in the woods if you want some time away from other people, but there are always people around when you need them too.   
 

With the sun setting and the waves crashing, it is hard to not feel as if you are sitting on a tropical beach. Radke Martinez Regional Shoreline Park offers visitors a chance to experience that same feeling without leaving town. 
 

This beautiful regional park has a little of everything for the outdoor enthusiast. Whether you're looking for some fishing, boating, or just want to enjoy the views as you walk along with one of the many trails, Radke Martinez Regional Shoreline Park is sure to have something that will suit your needs. 
 

How To Reach Radke Martinez Regional Shoreline: 
 

From Highway 4 in northern Contra Costa County, exit at Alhambra Avenue and go north on Alhambra to Escobar Street. Turn right on Escobar to Ferry Street; turn left on Ferry and go over the railroad tracks into the park.