Harbor Cove Park

Wooden ramp leading to a floating dock on a calm body of water, with a paddleboard nearby and hills in the background under a clear sky.

Features

  • Benches
  • Boat Dock
  • Waterfront Coastal Path
  • Waterfront Views

Harbor Cove Park

Location: Harbor Cove Way/ E. Strawberry Drive

From the road, a quick 50’ walk down a shrub and pine lined trail, sits the only public access dock in Strawberry. With panoramic views of both the San Francisco skyline and Aramburu Island native sanctuary, Harbor Cove creates the perfect juxtaposition between these two worlds. Providing a great access point to cast off into Richardson Bay, which wonderfully bridges these two realities. Considered one of the most “pristine estuaries on the Pacific Coast, in spite of its urbanized periphery”1, Richardson Bay is truly a special place. So whether you’re paddle boarding in the bay, or enjoying the ¼ mile shoreline trail, Harbor Cove is the perfect place to recreate in nature.

1Richardson Bay Audubon 2008

Annual Winter Closure Notice- Richardson Bay Wildlife Sanctuary

Aerial map of the Tiburon Peninsula showing a restricted area outlined in red, labeled “Closure Area Oct. 1 – Mar. 31,” located between the Audubon Center, Tiburon, and Sausalito.

Please remember that Richardson Bay Sanctuary waters are closed to all boat traffic—including paddle boards, kayaks, and canoes—from October 1 through March 31 each year.

This seasonal closure protects tens of thousands of migratory and overwintering waterbirds. Approximately 900 acres of bay waters are protected under Richardson Bay Regional Agency Ordinance 92-1, with boundaries marked by buoys and pilings.

Please see the attached flyer for a map of the closure area and feel free to share or post it at local Richardson Bay access points.

Thank you for helping protect this important wildlife habitat!