About Temescal Regional Recreation Area
Temescal Regional Recreation Area is a picturesque 48-acre regional park centered around Lake Temescal in Oakland, California. Managed by the East Bay Regional Park District, the park opened to the public in 1936 and has become one of the East Bay's most popular urban recreation destinations. Originally created as a drinking water reservoir in 1869, the lake now offers swimming, fishing, hiking, picnicking, and scenic lakeside relaxation.
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Lake Temescal Seasonal Swimming Beach Fishing Hiking Trails Accessible Walking Paths Picnic Areas Reservable Picnic Sites Barbecue Grills Historic Beach House Event Venue Wildlife Viewing Bird Watching Nature Photography Children's Playgrounds Restrooms Beach Wheelchair Access Group Picnic Reservations and Free & Paid Parking.Reviews
beautiful sometimes smelly lake. the ducks are super chill. bathrooms are pretty accessible. the waterfall is nice when they turn it on. there’s only a couple benches by the water but they do have larger areas with wood tables and lots of open grass to spread out blankets and play