Pleasanton's Alviso Adobe Community Park is a unique site that tells the story of California from its earliest human history. This fully restored interpretative park reveals the history of the Amador Valley, offering a rare glimpse of times past - from its Native American beginnings to the days of Spanish Ranchos managing herds of cattle on the original 12,000 acre Rancho Santa Rita, through a period in the early to mid-20th century when it was a popular dairy and finally its present as a community park.  

Approved in July 2015, the Alviso Adobe Strategic Plan provides a roadmap for future decision making at the park. 

Explore this season's activities in the Pleasanton Activities Guide under “Natural World” and register today at www.pleasantonfun.com.

Alviso Adobe Community Park
3465 Old Foothill Road, Pleasanton, CA 94588
925-931-3479 
alvisoadobe@cityofpleasantonca.gov
Wednesday-Sunday, 10 a.m.-4 p.m.

Martha Cerda, Naturalist

Nick Carozza, Assistant Naturalist

Heather Smalley, Camp Coordinator

Amanda Schmidt, Volunteer Coordinator, and Administrative Assistant