Address: 1754 Estudilo Ave, San Leandro, CA
Parking: Estudillo ave appears to dead-end, you will drive over a bridge into a free-parking lot
Hours: 7 A.M. to 9 P.M.
Type: Disc Golf/ Walk/Hike (connecting trails to Lake Chabot hiking)
Regulations: Dogs allowed on-leash
Best time to visit: Anytime, because most of the park is shaded.

Description: This park (not to be confused with Anthony Chabot Regional Park) is a shaded 10-acre park with an 18-hole disc golf course, large grassy areas, picnic tables, barbecue pits, a slide, and volleyball courts. I’ve played disc golf here after hiking Lake Chabot with friends, and we took turns holding my dog’s leash while another person throws. It's a decent sized course and I love the feel of practically playing in the woods and having to maneuver around trees. This place offers table reservations, so it would be a great place to host a BBQ picnic or kid’s birthday, and you can bring your dog. It’s a large park with plenty of activities for the whole family.

Please note that only a few of the holes have signage, and some of the holes use the same baskets, so this may not be the best course if you're a brand new beginner, as it could be confusing (but still fun!).

There are trash cans throughout the park and restrooms a short walk down from the entrance.

This park also has connecting trails to Lake Chabot, which is great, because it's the one of the few parking lots you can park for free. To access these trails, when you drive in over the bridge, head uphill to your left. There are a few parking spots right next to the trailhead, but if it's full you can park in the main area and it's only a short walk up the hill. You'll start on West Shore Trail and can hike on the left side of the lake (Bass Cove Trail).

Click here for a park map courtesy of the City of San Leandro

Photos of the connecting trails from Chabot Park to Lake Chabot:

Click here for fore info on Lake Chabot