Livermore has 34 parks totaling 1,272 acres. Swim, ride, fish, sailboard, hike. Why wait?

Livermore has been named the number one park district in California. 34 parks totaling 1,272 acres. Swim, hike, ride, fish, sailboard... You can do it all


Celebrating its 50th Anniversary this year, Livermore area Recreation and Park District provides, recreation facilities and programs for the 66,430 persons living in its 245-square mile area. LARPD operates 34 parks encompassing 1,272 acres. It has been named the number one park district in the State.

The Recreation and Park District also offers preschool and school-aged child care at all 11 Livermore elementary schools, teen programs/trips, a Senior Services Center and Adult Day Support Center, aquatics, Summer Playground Program, nature walks/programs, enrichment classes, youth sports, youth camps, adult sports and such special events as Fitness Day, Easter Egg Hunts, Children's Fair, and the Livermore old-fashioned July 4 Celebration.

Scenic Del Valle Regional Park located nine miles south of town, offers an. extraordinary choice of recreational and educational activities, including picnicking, swimming, hiking, camping, horseback riding, windsurfing, boating, fishing and naturalist-led programs.

Shadow Cliffs Regional Park is a haven for water activities. Located between Livermore and Pleasanton on Stanley Boulevard, this 249-acre park features an 80-acre lake, a four-flume waterslide, picnic facilities and lots of room for swimming and fishing.

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