Upcoming Events at Coyote Point Recreation Area
Mon Jul 4, 11:00 AM - Mon Jul 4, 4:00 PM
Coyote Point Recreation Area
1701 Coyote Point Drive, San Mateo, CA 94401
Community: Union Square
Description
We, Trust Real Estate & Trust Properties, appreciate your loyalty so let us grill you something tasty on July 04, 2022, from 11 AM - 4 PM
Event Details
We, Trust Real Estate and Trust Properties, appreciate your loyalty so let us grill you something tasty on July 04, 2022, from 11:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Free admission to our VIP clients.
Directions to the Park Coyote Point Recreation Area
When coming to Coyote Point from the north (San Francisco), use Highway 101 South. Take the Poplar Avenue exit. Turn right onto Humbolt Street until Peninsula Avenue. Turn right onto Peninsula Avenue. Go over the freeway, and then circle around and into the Park.
When coming to Coyote Point from the south (San Jose), use Highway 101 North. Take the Peninsula Avenue exit. Turn right onto Airport Boulevard. Turn left onto Coyote Point Drive to the park.
These directions are for planning purposes only. You may find that construction projects, traffic, or other events may cause road conditions to differ from these results.Agreement and Regulations
Trust Real Estate Open House Signs will point to the designation.
Message from the County Park: please protect the Park resources and facilities:
- Leave the area(s) clean. A maintenance charge may be assessed if you leave the area dirty or damaged. Check with a ranger to assure your area is clean when leaving. If the area is left dirty after your event, the permit holder will be charged minimum for the first hour $110.00 plus costs of materials and supplies needed. Additional maintenance / clean-up hours will be charged at $75.00 per staff person each additional hour plus costs of materials and supplies needed.
- No amplified music is allowed in County Parks by County Ordinance 3.68.130(a).
- Do not gather wood or other natural materials.
- Ground fires are not permitted.
- Raking or sweeping of sites is not permitted.
- Do not feed the animals. No fishing allowed. All plants and animals are protected.
- Do not chop wood on the fire pits. This damages the rock.
- Let fires burn themselves out; do not use water in fire pits.
- Dispose of garbage and recycling in the available receptacles. Drinking fountains and water faucets are not to be used for washing dishes, pots or pans. Please help to keep these areas sanitary. To help reduce the amount of garbage we send to landfills, please deposit all recyclables in provided containers.
- Additional barbecue pits are not permitted in County Parks.
General Regulations
- Please obey park signs and instructions from Park Rangers.
- Smoking is not allowed in County Parks by County Ordinance 4.96.040(c)
- Dogs or other pets are not permitted in County Parks.
- Picnicking and camping are permitted only in designated areas.
- To preserve the natural beauty of the park, all plants, animals and natural features are protected. Cutting and gathering wood for fires is prohibited.
- Charcoal fires are permitted in the picnic site barbecue pits only.
- Adult supervision is required for all persons under 18 years of age.
- Motor vehicles are permitted only on paved roadways and in established, designated parking areas. Horses are permitted only on designated trails. Bicycles are permitted only on paved roads and authorized fire roads.
- Beer and wine are allowed in County Parks. Distilled beverages (hard liquor) are not allowed by County Ordinance 3.68.080(t). Minors found in possession of alcohol in County Parks will be cited and evicted.
- 3.68.080(0) Firearms: No person shall have in his possession within any County Park or Recreation areas, or on the San Francisco Fish & Game Refuges, and not person shall fire or discharge, or cause to be fired or discharged, across, in, or into any portion of any County Park or Recreation area, or on the San Francisco Fish and Game Refuge, any gun or firearm, spear, bow and arrow, cross bow, slingshot, air or gas weapon or any other dangerous weapon.
- Grassy areas are intended for picnicking and sunning. Athletic or sporting activities are restricted to areas designated for that purpose.
- For your safety, do not feed the wildlife. Observe wildlife protection signs.
- Persons with disabilities and other special needs can be assisted as needed to provide access to park facilities.
Free admission to our VIP clients.
Directions to the Park Coyote Point Recreation Area
When coming to Coyote Point from the north (San Francisco), use Highway 101 South. Take the Poplar Avenue exit. Turn right onto Humbolt Street until Peninsula Avenue. Turn right onto Peninsula Avenue. Go over the freeway, and then circle around and into the Park.
When coming to Coyote Point from the south (San Jose), use Highway 101 North. Take the Peninsula Avenue exit. Turn right onto Airport Boulevard. Turn left onto Coyote Point Drive to the park.
These directions are for planning purposes only. You may find that construction projects, traffic, or other events may cause road conditions to differ from these results.Agreement and Regulations
Trust Real Estate Open House Signs will point to the designation.
Message from the County Park: please protect the Park resources and facilities:
- Leave the area(s) clean. A maintenance charge may be assessed if you leave the area dirty or damaged. Check with a ranger to assure your area is clean when leaving. If the area is left dirty after your event, the permit holder will be charged minimum for the first hour $110.00 plus costs of materials and supplies needed. Additional maintenance / clean-up hours will be charged at $75.00 per staff person each additional hour plus costs of materials and supplies needed.
- No amplified music is allowed in County Parks by County Ordinance 3.68.130(a).
- Do not gather wood or other natural materials.
- Ground fires are not permitted.
- Raking or sweeping of sites is not permitted.
- Do not feed the animals. No fishing allowed. All plants and animals are protected.
- Do not chop wood on the fire pits. This damages the rock.
- Let fires burn themselves out; do not use water in fire pits.
- Dispose of garbage and recycling in the available receptacles. Drinking fountains and water faucets are not to be used for washing dishes, pots or pans. Please help to keep these areas sanitary. To help reduce the amount of garbage we send to landfills, please deposit all recyclables in provided containers.
- Additional barbecue pits are not permitted in County Parks.
General Regulations
- Please obey park signs and instructions from Park Rangers.
- Smoking is not allowed in County Parks by County Ordinance 4.96.040(c)
- Dogs or other pets are not permitted in County Parks.
- Picnicking and camping are permitted only in designated areas.
- To preserve the natural beauty of the park, all plants, animals and natural features are protected. Cutting and gathering wood for fires is prohibited.
- Charcoal fires are permitted in the picnic site barbecue pits only.
- Adult supervision is required for all persons under 18 years of age.
- Motor vehicles are permitted only on paved roadways and in established, designated parking areas. Horses are permitted only on designated trails. Bicycles are permitted only on paved roads and authorized fire roads.
- Beer and wine are allowed in County Parks. Distilled beverages (hard liquor) are not allowed by County Ordinance 3.68.080(t). Minors found in possession of alcohol in County Parks will be cited and evicted.
- 3.68.080(0) Firearms: No person shall have in his possession within any County Park or Recreation areas, or on the San Francisco Fish & Game Refuges, and not person shall fire or discharge, or cause to be fired or discharged, across, in, or into any portion of any County Park or Recreation area, or on the San Francisco Fish and Game Refuge, any gun or firearm, spear, bow and arrow, cross bow, slingshot, air or gas weapon or any other dangerous weapon.
- Grassy areas are intended for picnicking and sunning. Athletic or sporting activities are restricted to areas designated for that purpose.
- For your safety, do not feed the wildlife. Observe wildlife protection signs.
- Persons with disabilities and other special needs can be assisted as needed to provide access to park facilities.
