- Our list of the best things to do in Discovery Bay, California, features the top 323 nearby activities — including 93 great attractions with user approval ratings of 90% or more!
- Discovery Bay, CA has a variety of great sights and experiences nearby. Top categories include: Outdoor Places, Entertainment & Shows, Food & Drink, and Amusement.
- The results below include the top 3 things to do within the city of Discovery Bay, CA , followed by 320 popular activities in nearby cities, including Livermore, Lodi, San Ramon, Concord, Dublin, Stockton, Tracy, Manteca, Pittsburg, Brentwood, Antioch, Danville, Pleasanton, Walnut Creek, Oakley, Joshua Tree, Sacramento and Sonoma
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A public park, Hayward Memorial Park features the Hayward Plunge, which is an aquatics and swimming center that dates back to 1936. The park is also a trailhead for a network of wilderness trails.
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With Tenndeavor, visitors can receive personalized tennis instruction with tennis professionals. The team helps visitors develop the correct form and techniques to make it from a novice to an advanced level.
31.1 Miles
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58 votes
461 Burgen Blvd. Travis Air Force Base, Fairfield, CA 94535
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At the Travis Air Base Museum, tourists can view the site's 35 aircrafts or its military exhibits. The location, which offers picnic areas for families to use, also sells souvenirs at its gift shop.
31.2 Miles
Dog owners and their pets can enjoy a myriad of recreation activities at the Drigon Dog Park. Along with standard walking paths, there are watering stations, scooper dispensers, fake fire hydrants, dog tunnels, and a climbing platform.
31.3 Miles
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78 votes
43300 Mission Blvd at Washington Blvd, Fremont, CA 94539
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Old Mission San Jose was one of twenty-one Spanish missionaries that were founded in Alta California. Visitors can learn about the history of the site, study genealogy, or purchase a souvenir at the gift shop.
31.3 Miles
Always Dream Play Park is a one acre play area for children. It features interactive water play equipment, a large sand area, swings and picnic tables, and surrounding fields that can be used for soccer and kite flying.
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Perhaps the most notable feature of Lawler Falls Park is the three-tiered pond and waterfall that gives this public green space its name. The park also has picnic tables, walking trails, and open lawns lying next to a wetlands preserve.
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Chabot Park is a rustic park featuring 10 acres, a very large picnic area and smaller picnic areas, an amphiteater, sports fields, and hiking trails. Visitors can spend time with friends and family or quietly stroll through the beautiful surroundings.
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Dry Creek Park is also known by its longer name of Dry Creek Pioneer Regional Park, which is located in an area that was famous in the 1880s for large festival events. The park currently holds the Garin Barn Visitor Center, picnic areas, an extensive landscaped garden, and hiking trails.
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At Travis Air Force Base, visitors can attend air shows to watch pilots from The Thunderbirds pull tricks and maneuvers with their planes. Visitors can also explore the aerial museum to learn about the history of airplanes.