City Parks - City of Oakley

Sports Field and Dog Park Status- Open or Closed

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Park Rules and Safety Guidelines

To ensure that the City’s parks and facilities may be enjoyed by everyone, please adhere to the following:

All parks are unsupervised sites. Cameras on site are not for supervision
Hours are from sunrise to one-half hour after sunset
Alcohol is not allowed
No glass bottles or containers.
No tobacco use at or around youth activities
No motorized vehicles or horses on park grounds
No firearms, weapons, fireworks or gambling
No camping or open fires
No excessive noise or amplified sound
No abusive, threatening, harassing or indecent language or conduct that interferes with the reasonable use of the park by the general public.
No selling, soliciting, advertising, or posting signs
No golf, archery, model craft, or metal detecting (surface Metal Detecting is permitted; however, no digging is allowed)
No littering. Please put trash in proper containers
No pets within the playground area
Dogs must be kept on a leash or under restraint
Persons who remove, deface, or damage City Park property may be cited, arrested, and prosecuted.
No commercial vehicles or parking after closing.
Cars must stay in designated areas and not be used for loading and unloading.
All County, State, and Federal ordinances related to parks also apply

Thank You for Your Cooperation

Report Damage or Safety Hazards to the City of Oakley at 925-625-7000

Oakley Police Department Dispatch 925-625-8060

Rules and Regulations Enforced In Accordance to Oakley Municipal Code Title 6, Chapter 5

Briarwood Park, 100 Michaelangelo Drive & Dalia Court

Catamaran Park, 2695 Manresa Shore Lane

Opened 2007

Civic Center Park, 3231 Main Street

Opened 2007

Claremont Bay Park, 4676 Bayside Way

Opened 1991

Creekside Park, 3900 Creekside Way

Opened 2009

Amenities :
Large Grass Area
Playground
Picnic Tables
BBQs
BMX Park (Closed)
Waterplay Feature (2PM-7PM) Walking Path
Group Picnic Area
Basketball Court
Sports Fields
Bocce Ball Courts