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Middle Harbor Shoreline Park
 Middle Harbor Shoreline Park is a new 38-acre complex adjacent to
the existing Port View Park. Located at the Middle Harbor Basin,
the complex includes new facilities at Point Arnold and the Western
Pacific Mole. Working together with the West Oakland community, the
Port conceived and built the park, which is now operated by the East Bay
Regional Park District. The park was built on the site of the
former Oakland Naval Supply Depot and offers fascinating historical
lessons about Oakland's key role in World War II Pacific support.
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More Information
Waterfront Action's detailed page on Middle
Harbor Shoreline Park, describes park facilities
and presents many pictures.
 East
Bay Regional Parks District's page on Middle Harbor Shoreline
Park describes history, features, activities, and
trails.
Status
 Complete and open. [100%]
Funding
Development. The park was
developed by the Port of Oakland as an innovative bi-product
of the federally-funded Oakland Harbor Navigation
Improvement Project, which deepened the Estuary ship
channels.
Maintenance. The park is maintained by the East Bay
Regional Park District under agreement with the port.
Park Reservations
Picnic/barbeque areas may be reserved for groups, though reservations
are not available on holidays. Contact East Bay Regional Parks
reservations at (888) 327-2757. Waterfront Action cannot make
reservations for you.
Location & Sky View
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for driving directions.
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