Enjoy Bedwell Bayfront Park during the spring
Bedwell Bayfront Park is Menlo Park’s window to San Francisco Bay. This beautiful open space park and preserve is a great way to take in the springtime weather, enjoy the panoramic views and revel in the natural world.
With 160 acres of open space nestled within the Don Edwards San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge, the park offers a wide range of daytime outdoor recreation opportunities, including hiking, running, bicycling, dog walking, bird watching, kite flying, photography and hilltop views. The park has an extensive trail system, most of which is unpaved; some park trails are steep and narrow.
Park gates open daily at 7 a.m. and close at sundown. All park visitors should follow all rules and safety protocols posted on signage. Learn more.
Photo by Robb Most from 2018 Kite Day (c) 2018
Chris MacIntosh March 09, 2025 at 7:54 pm
Thanks. It’s a great regional park, with increasing numbers of native wildlife. If the city would just implement the Master Plan for the park, it could be even better
(https://menlopark.gov/Government/Departments/Library-and-Community-Services/About-us/Strategic-and-master-plans/Bedwell-Bayfront-Park-Master-Plan).