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Hayward Japanese Garden
FreeAll Ages

Hayward Japanese Garden

A beautiful Japanese garden in Hayward with traditional landscaping, koi ponds, and peaceful walking paths.

East Bay
outdoor,freenature
Bay Area Discovery Museum
$$2-8 yrs

Bay Area Discovery Museum

Nestled at the foot of the Golden Gate Bridge in Sausalito, this museum has indoor and outdoor exhibits designed for kids under 10. Art studios, science labs, and a stunning outdoor play area with Bay views.

North Bay
indooroutdooreducational
Arizon Garden at Stanford University
FreeAll ages

Arizon Garden at Stanford University

A free, open-air cactus garden tucked inside the Stanford University campus. Features hundreds of drought-tolerant plants from around the world, including towering cacti, succulents, and unique desert species. It's a short, easy walk that works well for curious toddlers and older kids who enjoy nature.

Pensulia
outdoor
Muir Woods
$$All Ages

Muir Woods

A national park in our backyard. Walk among giant coast redwoods

North Bay
outdoor
Exploratorium
$$4+ yrs

Exploratorium

A world-famous hands-on science museum on the Embarcadero with hundreds of interactive exhibits. The Tactile Dome is a must-try — crawl through a pitch-black maze using only touch.

San Francisco
indooreducationalrainy-day
Redwood Grove Nature Preserve
FreeAll Ages

Redwood Grove Nature Preserve

Redwood grove tucked into a Los Altos neighborhood. Short, flat loop trails wind beneath towering coast redwoods, creating a cool, cathedral-like canopy. The compact size (about half a mile of paths) is perfect for toddlers and strollers. Pair with nearby Shoup Park for a playground and restrooms to make a full morning outing.

South Bay
Outdoor funFree Activities

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