GREAT STONEFACE PARK

Location

1930 Thousand Oaks Blvd, at Yosemite Road and San Fernando Ave -  Northeast Berkeley

Getting There

Map of Parks ; or check the link on The Governor's Council on Physical Fitness and Sports: Parks in Berkeley Website for the park location on a Google map. 

Great Stoneface Park is one of Berkeley’s rock parks in the Northbrae area, providing great views and challenges for early-level rock climbing.

Features

• Rock outcrop for rock climbing

• Multi-purpose turf

• Picnic area with BBQ/fireplace

If you’re interested in rock climbing, check out the other Berkeley parks with rock features: Contra Costa Rock Park, Cragmont Rock Park, Glendale–La Loma Park, Grotto Rock Park, Indian Rock Park, Mortar Rock Park, and Remillard Park.  

History

Great Stoneface Park was a gift to the City of Berkeley from Mason-McDuffie Real Estate Company during its development of the Northbrae area. It was dedicated for park purposes in 1921.

Acreage

.73 acre                 31,800 sq. ft.

Accessibility

Not wheelchair accessible

No Restroom

No Off-Street Parking

Park Hours

6 a.m. to 10 p.m. unless otherwise posted

For questions on park maintenance, contact:

Mobile Unit 1: Robert Harris, 510-981-6637, ROH3@ci.berkeley.ca.us

List of City Parks | Map of City Parks