Castro Park

• Kids ages 2-10 will enjoy the playground, with slide, tunnel, rope ladder, and mini-climbing wall.
• All ages can play volleyball on a court with turf footing.
• Bring a picnic or enjoy a BBQ.
• Stroll groomed walking paths.
• Play or relax on a turf lawn.
• Friendly dogs are welcome on leash.

• Enter the park through alleyways between surrounding homes. Please be respectful of the peace, privacy, and property of the park's neighbors.
• First come, first serve at the volleyball court. Be courteous if other players are waiting.
• Daylight play only. The volleyball court does not have lights.

Castro Park is located at Vendola Drive and Mabry Way, San Rafael. From Highway 101 in San Rafael, take the North San Pedro Road exit east, turn left at Mabry Way, and turn left at Vendola Drive. The path to Castro Field Park is on the left.

Limited street parking.

• WalkBikeMarin
• Transit & Trails
• 511.org

You can also dial 511 to find out about transit options from your location.

• Be courteous and respectful of others. Parents and guardians are responsible for helping children observe park rules.
• Dogs must be under the direct and immediate control of a responsible person. When a dog is under voice control the person must have a leash in hand. Leash must not exceed 6 feet in length.
• No dogs or other pets are allowed in the playground, with the exception of dogs trained and used as service animals, as defined by the American with Disabilities Act.
• Individuals accompanying dogs are required to clean up and dispose of pet waste.
• Keep the park clean and litter-free. Use garbage cans provided, scoop dog poop, and carry out all your belongings.
• Be peaceful. Loud noise and amplified music are not allowed.
• No smoking, no fires.
• No alcoholic beverages.
• No camping or overnight parking.
• No firearms or weapons of any kind.
• No operating or landing aircraft of any kind, including drones.
• Motorized vehicles are not allowed, except Power-Driven Mobility Devices (OPDMD) per Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act.
• Permit required for groups of more than 20 people.
• Some park locations may require permits for commercial use, including tours, classes, camps, film, or photography. Learn about permit applications.
• Do not approach, follow, or feed wildlife.

Always listen to Parks staff. Rule violations can result in citation and fines. Read the official Parks regulations: Marin County Municipal Code Title 10.