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Every year on the first Saturday of June, a big street fair in downtown San Leandro celebrates the historic start of the annual cherry harvest season. Music, food trucks, handicrafts and souvenirs, carnival food, a parade, activities for kids, artisanal food products, and of course, a bunch of stands selling cherries and cherry-based products like pies, scented candles, and cherry lemonade. The festival, which has been held since 1909, brings a festive atmosphere of community pride. Check the schedule in advance if you want to see the pie-eating contest!
A city park and San Leandro's only city shoreline and one of the city's four water recreational facilities. Historic site of the former Oyster Bay Beds, the largest oyster fishery in the Americas, the oyster beds are a California Historical Landmark.
One of the largest regional parks in Northern California, this park offers nice views, picnic areas, boat trips on the lake, a coffee shop, golf, fishing, birdviewing, camping and sightseeing...
Boasts one of the tallest waterslides in the Bay Area.
The only park that gives a close-up view of the locally famous and important San Leandro Creek. The portion of the creek closest to the creek is a California Historical Landmark due to the rainbow trout that thrive in the creek, possibly the largest rainbow trout population in a Californian creek.
A Spanish adobe-like building, remnants of a former ranch owned by Spanish in colonial times.
A museum about San Leandro's history, from its founding to present day.