Angel Island State Park

Angel Island State Park, located in San Francisco Bay, offers scenic views, hiking trails, and historical significance. Known as the "Ellis Island of the West," it served as an immigration station from 1910 to 1940, where many Asian immigrants were processed. Today, visitors can explore preserved barracks, museums, and enjoy outdoor activities like camping, kayaking, and picnicking amidst lush landscapes and panoramic bay views. The island provides a meaningful glimpse into California's history and a peaceful retreat with opportunities for both education and recreation.