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Tilden Park

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Tilden Park
Address: Wildcat Canyon Road
Berkeley, CA 94703
Phone: 510-562-7275;
Web: www.ebparks.org
Size: 2,077 acres.
Location: East Bay area of Berkeley, with entrances off Wildcat Canyon Road and Grizzly Peak Boulevard.
Facilities: Picnic areas, swimming beach with lifeguards, equestrian camping facilities, 18-hole golf course with driving range and pro shop, 10-acre botanical garden, educational farm, hiking and biking trails.
Activities: Camping, swimming, fishing, horseback riding and equestrian camping, golfing, hiking, bicycling.
Special Features: The park includes an antique carousel, a scaled-down steam train that offers rides along one of the park's scenic ridges, and the Brazil Building, which contains the interior from the Brazilian exhibit at the 1939 World's Fair.

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After strolling through the University of California-Berkeley campus, the Berkeley Rose Garden and the Addison Street Arts District, head into the hills for an outdoor adventure in Tilden Park.
s Tilden Park with its notorious 420-yard par 4 straight uphill to an elevated green, first hole Challenging and beautiful golf courses are open to everyone in Northern California.
More poignantly, hundres of acres which burned during 1923 in beloved Tilden Park, on the edge of North Berkeley, carry a many-decade accumulation of surface and ladder fuels near groves of highly combustible eucalyptus and pine trees.
 
 
 
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