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Great Stoneface Park

Sunlit grove of large, twisting trees with green grass, picnic table, and boulders in a park setting.
Address: 1930 Thousand Oaks Blvd, Berkeley, CA 94707
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Size: 0.73 acre | 31,800 sq. ft.
Hours: 6:00 am–10:00 pm (unless otherwise indicated)

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

Features

  • Lawn
  • Picnic Area
  • Rock Climbing
  • Walking Trails

Great Stoneface Park is a quiet neighborhood park in Northbrae with street parking, walking trails, and an open grassy area. A shaded picnic table and benches offer peaceful spots to sit and take in the surroundings. 

The park features large natural rock outcrops, making it a popular spot for climbing, scrambling, or simply admiring the geology. It’s a tranquil retreat tucked away from the city’s busier spaces.

The park is dog-friendly, welcoming leashed pets.

Sunlit grove of large, twisting trees with rock boulders and green grass in a park setting, with a street in the foreground.
View of the park while standing on Yosemite Road facing Northwest.