Best place to watch fireworks in the Bay Area?
The Marin headlands are the best place in the Bay Area to watch fireworks. You can see fireworks from San Francisco, Oakland, Alameda and even Great America on a good night. And the best part is that it's all reflected on the water, so you see twice the show.
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Indian Rock in Berkeley. When you climb to the top of it, you get a magnificent, unobstructed view of the Bay Area. Simultaneously you get this remarkable surrealistic sensation of viewing fireworks while sitting on a beautiful huge rhyolite volcanic rock that is over 11 millions years old.
On the grass at the Oakland A's coliseum. After celebrating the A's with great fans, there's nothing like laying out on the Major League Baseball field with friends watching fireworks to end your night.
Point Tiburon. One gets to see San Francisco's and Sausalito's display -- and, it used be, Oakland's, too -- with a cool ocean breeze and not too much traffic.
There's a semi-secret watching spot in the Presidio that's fairly uncrowded for the San Francisco show. Not super close, but a good view, with easy parking.
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