Parks & Trails
City Parks
The City of Pleasanton offers 46 community and neighborhood parks, approximately 60+ miles of trails and over 700 acres of undeveloped open space.
There are two types of parks in Pleasanton:
Community Parks
- Community parks are intended for community-wide use and feature a variety of amenities.
- Parks are as small as 1/3 acre and as large as 104 acres.
- Augustin Bernal Park is a 237-acre natural jewel in the park system.
- The fully restored interpretive Alviso Adobe Community Park reveals the history of the Amador Valley and a rare glimpse of times past.
Neighborhood Parks
- Neighborhood parks are intended to serve the immediate neighborhood, but are open for use by the general public and have limited amenities.
- Many neighborhood parks are located
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The Library and Recreation Department oversees programs and events within the parks. For questions or comments about programming call (925) 931-5340.
Park Maintenance is operated through the Operation Services Department. To report maintenance issues use the Mobile Citizen App from your smartphone or call (925) 931-5565.
Pleasanton Trails
Pleasanton is home to approximately 60+ miles of trails and over 700 acres of undeveloped open space. For questions or comments about access to Pleasanton's trails & open spaces, call (925) 931-5340.
Pleasanton Community Garden
The Library and Recreation Department facilitates a community garden located at Val Vista Community Park. The garden is comprised of thirty-three (33) full-sized patches, each measuring approximately 225 square feet and seven (7) smaller patches of approximately 100 square feet.
To Apply: please contact Zack Silva, Recreation Supervisor zsilva@cityofpleasantonca.gov for an application. Applications are accepted on a first come, first served basis from Pleasanton residents only. Prospective gardeners will be placed on a waitlist in order of application receipt.
