All Recreation Services

A professional showplace for theater, art exhibits and more.

511 is a one-stop phone and web source for transit, rideshare, and bicycling

Includes multipurpose turf area, small picnic area, drinking fountain, and a barbeque.

Agate Beach provides access to almost two miles of ocean shoreline at low tide.

General information regarding the County's airport.

Albert Park is San Rafael's main park, with a community center and playground.

Small 87 acre preserve.

This museum is devoted entirely to Native American culture.

Ferry service between Tiburon and Angel Island.

A state park, attracting hikers, history buffs, and islophiles of all persuasions.

In the middle of San Francisco Bay sits Angel Island State Park.

A premier nonprofit art center in a historic building in downtown San Rafael.

Preserves properties as sanctuaries for native plants and animals.

This small preserve sits beside the Worn Springs Fire Road at the edge of lands.

193 acre preserve at the headwaters of Larkspur Creek.

Enjoy hands-on art, science and environmental exhibitions.

The official website of the Bay Area Transit Systems.

The facility includes a dog run, softball and soccer fields, and lawn area.

Black Point Boat Launch is a very popular site in north Novato.

This preserve is the largest link (899 acres) in a chain of preserves.

Service between Tiburon, Sausalito, Angel Island and San Francisco.

This coastal preserve 1077 acres in size.

A museum dedicated to promoting the arts and history of coastal Marin.

This community park is located between Brighton Ave and Park Ave in Bolinas.

106 acre preserve incorporates a tidal wetland.

Marin Center Box Office.

Celebrate and promote film as art and education.

Contains a variety of habitats including grasslands, bay/oak woodlands.

Candy's Park is very tiny pocket park serving the Santa Venetia neighborhood.

Lush preserve, tucked into the hills above Fairfax, is one of the true gems of Marin.

Includes a play area, turf volleyball court, picnic tables with BBQ.

This park provides access to Tomales Bay and is popular kayak spot.

Located on San Pablo Bay, visitors can enjoy wildlife-watching, and hiking.

There are many parks around San Rafael with picnic areas and other features.

Hours and weekly menu for the civic center cafeteria

Video, Audio and self guided tour information for the Marin County Civic Center.

No longer a true island, this preserve rises above the eastern edge of Novato.

Our thriving arts community invites you to meet artists at work in their studios.

An historic Victorian and a home for art, culture and events.

Fern Creek tails, offers a little bit of everything: dense stands of laurel, and open grassland.

Includes picnic tables, benches, a restroom, a basket ball court, and a new playground.

The County Shuttle Connection information for the free shuttle service.

The south-facing slope above the western end of the San Geronimo Valley.

1476 acre property gives a sense of true wilderness.

Informational maps of Marin County.

The GGRO is a cooperative program of the Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy.

Official website of the Golden Gate Transit System.

Daily ferry service between Larkspur, Sausalito and San Francisco.

Modern, interactive, and engaging place to play and relax.

Heart's Desire Beach is part of Tomales Bay State Park.

The sight of horses grazing on hillside has been a landmark for decades.

The spectacular views and the sense of solitude make the climbing worthwhile.

One of the best preserves to visit during a summer heat wave.

Has variety of trails and roads in this preserve that offer loop hikes.

Johnstone Trail leads bayside from Heart’s Desire Beach to Shell Beach.

Home to amphibians like California Giant Salamanders and Ensatinas.

Large Community Park on the Marin County Civic Center Campus.

A listing of all Larkspur parks.

See Western Tiger Swallowtail butterflies during spring and summer.

Spectacular views of the entire Bay Area throughout.

Forms a contiguous band of undisturbed open space.

Has much of the south-facing slope rising above what is now known as Lucas Valley.

Directions to the Marin Center.

View the latest upcoming events.

Information containing rental rates, fee schedules, and rules and regulations.

Celebrate the traditions of innovation and creativity of the people of Marin.

The Marin Symphony season (October through May) consists of twelve concerts.

The leading professional theater in the North Bay.

Responsible for providing local transit service with other providers.

A geographical information system for Marin County.

Monthly exhibitions of both local and national artwork.

Hosts a single trail that carries hikers to the top of the San Geronimo Valley.

Provides an award-winning skate park, softball fields, soccer fields.

Set in a beautiful sheltered cove with mature landscaping.

Very popular site, the launch provides a two-lane ramp and docs.

35-acre Miwok Park has picnic areas, hiking trails, barbeque, and playground.

Along the way, visitors pass through lush grasslands.

6,300 acres of redwood groves and oak woodlands with a spectacular view.

The WalkBikeMarin website

Founded by Mrs. Margaret "Peg" Coady in 1976.

The only place to see the rare Tiburon jewelflower.

For the hiker, Olompali offers a colorful history lesson and a great walk in the park.

The park overlooks the Petaluma River and San Pablo Bay from the east.

A local non-profit community center that celebrates Jewish culture.

Training opportunities in a creative and supportive setting.

A 504 acre preserve forms a contiguous band of undisturbed open space.

It’s a fun and secluded place to enjoy the great outdoors.

A performing arts center for dance recitals and student performances.

The lighthouse site is now within the Point Reyes National Seashore.

Tiny mini park is best known as Toby’s Community Park.

Includes a newly resurfaced tennis court, half basket ball court.

One of the most valuable pieces of real estate on the planet.

The Department of Public Works Roads Division.

Overlooking the heart of the beautiful San Geronimo Valley.

Perhaps the most popular asset of this 522 acre preserve.

Contains over 2,780 acres of wooded countryside in the rolling hills of Marin.

A collection of photos and memorabilia of early San Anselmo.

Form an impressive backdrop to the Marin County Civic Center.

Remnant of a grand plan to create a subdivision resembling the city of Venice.

33 acre preserve features a small patch of salt marsh surrounded by a levee.

Shoreline Trail is a mellow path that meanders through the forest and grassland.

Each season's speakers represents a wide variety of subjects.

Serves large scale events, picnics, musical performances.

Large preserve protects the ridges that surround several small communities.

A non-profit community center providing a wide variety of community services.

Small 15 acre preserve that is least used, but most visible among all MCOSD lands.

Provides a secluded natural experience with few recreational facilities.

The Coast Miwok people were the first to inhabit the coastal area.

Official website for local transit schedules in Marin County.

Includes sun bathing, fishing, picnicking, surfing, and general beach activities.

A 115 acre preserve in western Novato protects a ridge.

Provides a basketball court and a newly renovated playground for young children.

This program encourages walking and bicycling as everyday transportation.

This site offers schedules and information for the West Marin Stagecoach.

Whistlestop provides specialized transportation services in partnership with Marin Access.

During spring, this landscape is quite picturesque.

Great site for bird watching, nature study, wildlife viewing.