Castro Valley, California

Castro Valley Farmers' Market
Farmers' Market is now year round. Every Saturday
10:00-2:00pm at Castro Valley BART Station

Castro Valley is a prosperous and diverse rural town with the population of approximately 60,000. It is also one of the largest unincorporated area in the country with a colorful heritage and numerous cultural amenities including the new Center of the Art building, Will Park Golf Course a stunning 18-Hole golf courses, swimming lagoon, and tennis court. The weather in Castro Valley is great, a mild Mediterranean-type climate assures comfortable living year round.

Castro Valley is a 16 square miles prime real estate ideally situated in the East Bay area of northern California along California Interstate 580. It is about 27 miles southeast of San Francisco and 10 miles west of the booming town Pleasanton. It is bordered by Hayward, San Leandro and Dublin. The community boasts the Adobe Art Center, a public gallery which opened its doors in 1978 to serve artists in city of Castro Valley and its neighboring communities of Hayward, San Lorenzo, and San Leandro. The gallery currently displays approximately nine exhibits per year, which include group exhibits, student art exhibits, children's art, and Senior art festivals. Castro Valley also offered periodically throughout the year are several smaller invitational exhibits.

For outdoor recreation, Castro Valley residents and visitors can enjoy many of the parks in town. The Cull Canyon Park, has a popular seasonal swimming complex which also features fishing and picnicking. The Gold Tee Golfland in Castro Valley is a great place to take the kids for a round of miniature golf. There are 2 miniature golf course in the park and 18 holes per course. You can also enjoy some exciting arcade games as well. And for dog lovers in Castro Valley, you can take your dog to Earl Warren Park, which has two fenced dog run, one for small dogs and the other for larger dog.

Castro Valley is highly regarded for its excellent school system served by the Castro Valley Unified School District. The community is also serviced by BART which has a station located on Redwood Road. The town is also well-known for its quiet, well-defined neighborhoods full of charming and unique houses making it a friendly and healthy environment to raise a family.