Paradise Beach Park — Attraction in Unincorporated Tiburon

I am sure this is a nice park otherwise our family members would not have reserved a spot for our annual family picnic. However our experience trying to attend and get into the park was disastrous. Unless you get to the park before 10:00 AM on a weekend, you will have a difficult time during the summer months. We were told limited parking and no dogs. Both are true. We were not allowed to drop off our ice chests and go repark. We were not allowed to stop at the entrance to have family members grab our ice chests. We were told by the park rangers to drive 15 minutes down the road, park in a dirt parking area and walk back up the road with our stuff. Needless to say me and my passenger have injuries that prevent us from the long walk back up the roadway (where there is no sidewalks or shoulder). Unfortunately after our long 2 hour drive in traffic from the East Bay to Tiburon we ended up having to turn around and leave and could not attend our family reunion. And because we were signed up to bring the beverages, our family did not get their beverages! Sorry family! Note: we were not the only ones turned away, there was quite a few cars that were asked...

A Hidden Gem with Stunning Views!

Paradise Beach in Tiburon is exactly that—a paradise! The moment you arrive, you're greeted with serene views of the bay, gentle waves lapping the shore, and a peaceful atmosphere that feels worlds away from the city. It’s the perfect spot for a relaxing picnic, some quiet reading time, or simply soaking up the natural beauty.

The park is clean, well-maintained, and never too crowded. There are plenty of shaded areas under the trees, picnic tables, and even a small pier that’s great for fishing or just enjoying the water. Parking was easy, and the restrooms were surprisingly clean for a public park.

Whether you're looking for a peaceful escape, a scenic picnic spot, or just somewhere to enjoy a sunny afternoon, Paradise Beach delivers. I can’t...

It was my first time visiting this park, even though Iv lived in the Bay Area for about 30yrs or so, 😳..lol. Good amount of parking and very spacious with a phenomena tțview and many little areas of different sizes to occupy as well as some that can be reserved. These spots range from just 2 big brightly colored wooden chairs and a table to bench tables, grills, and extra tables, to just large grassy areas for whatever, as well as varying shade levels. The pier you can fish from and public restrooms along with Porto potties scattered about is a definite perk. Really has it all! Although the ONLY thing I would have liked to see would have been a playground, or at least a swing set! 😁 But all in all, quite a...