Beaches in Kensington, California

This family fun center has an array of game and entertainment options that is bound to amuse visitors of all ages.

"Playland at the Beach" Special Tribute issue of the NAPHA Journal with over 130 great b/w and color photos. More on Playland-not-at-the-beach.org

Rodeo Beach is another dramatic Marin beach, less family-friendly than Muir Beach and Stinson Beach, but with its own charms. Its biggest plus, however, may be its huge parking lot; if you're ... More on Gocitykids.parentsconnect.com

Robert W. Crown Memorial State Beach is recognized by Sunset Magazine as "one of the best spots in the regi... More on uptake_content

Hey, what can I say? This is my hometown and I grew up going to southshore as well as Crown Memorial beach... More on Yahoo! Travel

Sand Springs Beach is not a very visited beach but being on it is great fun any time. California has so much to offer beach lovers. Wavy water and the beach is such a beautiful sight. Can't wait to get down to the beach, Sand Springs ... More on Goingoutside.com

McNear's Beach is one of Marin's most popular recreation areas, located off Point San Pedro Road near Peaco... More on uptake_content

We had a reunion here and had a blast. The kids could play in the sand on the beach. The park is on the edg... More on Trekaroo

Make sure you visit this historical book store! Curl up with your own City Lights copy of Howl or ... More on GeckoGo

As the summer sun warms up the days, Golden Gate National Parks' beaches are among theBay Area's most popular destinations. From Thornton, Ocean, and Baker beaches on the SanFrancisco peninsula to Rodeo, Muir, and Stinson beaches ... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

The world's largest geographic feature, the Pacific Ocean covers about one-third of the earth's surface. The area of the Pacific is greater than that of all of the continents combined, and it makes up nearly half of the area covered ... More on AnglerWeb.com

The trailhead in Tennessee Valley lies at a low divide between Coyote and Wolf ridges, from which creeks flow east to Richardson Bay and west to the ocean. The Bay Area Ridge Trail route climbs northwest along the Miwok Trail, a narrow ... More on Trails

Combining a gorgeous natural setting with unusual views of the Golden Gate Bridge and glimpses of military history, this walk is among our San Francisco favorites. Certainly, the most dramatic attraction here is the nearly 2-mile-long ... More on Trails