Parks & Facilities

Parks Locations & Amenities

The City of Napa Parks and Recreation Services Department provides residents with access to more than 52 parks that cover 800 acres of park land.

Biking & Hiking Trails

There are a wide variety of trails within the 55 parks in the City of Napa.

Trees

The City of Napa is recognized by the National Arbor Day Foundation as a Tree City USA.

Boat Docks & Launches

Gain an understanding of the various boat docks and launches available in Napa.

Main Street Boat Dock

Located at the Riverfront on Main Street between 3rd and 5th Street downtown the dock was dedicated in October 2013. The dock is a floating concrete dock that is 176' long and 10' wide. The hours of operation: 7:00 am to 11:00 pm. Please Note: There is no fishing from the dock. The public portion of the boat dock is a first come, first serve area unless you request a permit for mooring your vessel longer than 3 or more hours. Overnight mooring is allowed only through a special permit and no occupancy is allowed overnight. Commercial use of the boat dock is only allowed by permit. For public and commercial permits, please contact Tideline Marine Group at tidelinetickets.com/napa or call 415-339-0196

Community Centers

Discover location and details regarding the Community Centers of Napa.

Napa Golf Course at Kennedy Park

Napa Golf Course is an 18-hole full service championship daily fee golf course with practice facilities consisting of an 8,500 square foot putting green, modest chipping green, and 22 individual stall driving range outfitted with synthetic mats.

Park Capital Improvements

Discover various capital improvement park projects taking place in Napa.

Park & Facility Planning

Understand details and specifics regarding planning for the future with the Parks and Recreation Services.

Parks & Facilities Reservations

Garfield Park Master Plan

Garfield Park is situated on approximately 14.4 acres in northeast Napa and is home to the Napa Little League complex, a playground, and approximately 6 acres of undeveloped open space. Garfield Park provides neighborhood residents with access to open space while also serving as an essential facility for many of the community’s youth baseball leagues. The Department of Parks and Recreation is in the final stages of creating a Master Plan, in partnership with the community, to provide a new blueprint for the park. The plan will provide an updated vision for the park, identify enhancements to both the developed and undeveloped areas, and provide clear direction to guide future development work.

Memorial Trees and Benches

This program provides individuals and organizations a means to memorialize a special person or event by planting a tree or installing a bench.Through this action City Parks and trails are beautified and the donations act as a lasting reminder of those being honored.