Situated in the East Bay of the San Francisco Bay Area, Castro Valley is recognized for its picturesque views of rolling hills and its suburban character. Lake Chabot Regional Park is a major attraction, ideal for boating, fishing, hiking, and picnicking. The city is serviced by Interstate 580, providing easy access to both San Francisco and the greater East Bay. One of the prominent landmarks is the Castro Valley Boulevard, which houses a variety of restaurants and shops. The area was historically known for chicken ranches and later became a bedroom community with the growth of the Bay Area. Its annual Castro Valley Fall Festival is a celebrated event, bringing together the community for entertainment and fun.
