Coyote Point Recreation Area

Coyote Point Park is a 670-section of land 270 ha park in San Mateo County, California, United States. Situated on San Francisco Bay, it is south of San Francisco International Airport on the outskirt of Burlingame and San Mateo. The distinctive point, secured by a wood of eucalyptus trees, can be seen from planes moving toward San Francisco International Airport and is a decent area for air ship spotting and birdwatching.

Coyote Point was initially an island in San Francisco Bay with a swamp associating it to the terrain. Since it has no new water, it is far fetched that Native Americans lived here, however shell hills on the point show that it was at any rate once in a while utilized, potentially for extraordinary functions or devours. Coyote Point was a piece of the Presidio and Mission lands until the point when it goes to Mexico. The Governor of Mexico at that point allowed the land to Coyetano Arenas, to which the name can likely be followed. The Arenas family sold it to the firm of Mellus and Howard, and Howard bought it from the firm in 1850.

The land stayed in the Howard family until the point when it was sold to the province and the central government in 1942. The park contains numerous trails for strolling and bicycling, and incorporates segments of the San Francisco Bay Trail. There are numerous little excursion regions all through the park, eight bigger outing territories accessible by enlistment, the Captains House Conference Facility, the Coyote Point Pistol and Rifle Range, CuriOdyssey, the Magic Mountain Playground and the Coyote Point Marina.