Compiled from publicly available information · Listing last updated July 2026 · Not yet confirmed by venue
Dr. Aurelia Reinhardt Redwood Regional Park is a forested regional park in the Oakland Hills managed by the East Bay Regional Park District, featuring towering second-growth coastal redwoods, hiking and biking trails, and camping. The park has a designated accessible parking area at the Redwood Gate entrance, and accessible restrooms are available within the park. The East Bay Regional Park District provides an accessibility section for this park noting ADA accommodations.
The park’s terrain is largely natural and hilly, with trails ranging from paved to unpaved surfaces. Visitors with mobility needs should be aware that many trails are not paved or level, though some flatter routes near the main entrance area may be more manageable. Dogs are permitted on leash, and service animals are welcome throughout the park. Parking fees of $5 per vehicle are collected on weekends and major holidays April through October; the park only accepts cash at the entrance kiosk.
Visitors report that the redwood grove areas closest to the main entrance offer the most accessible experience, as the deeper trail network involves significant elevation changes and unpaved terrain. Those using mobility aids are advised to check trail conditions in advance, as some paths can be uneven or steep.
Accessible Facilities & Restrooms
Many trails are natural, unpaved, and hilly — not suitable for all mobility devices. Parking fees collected by cash only at the Redwood Gate entrance on weekends and major holidays April through October.