Centennial Park

Centennial Park on Coronado Island is a lovely stretch of green space cradled between two condominium complexes on the bay side of the island. Visitors can access the park on First Street at the end of Orange Avenue, or from the northwest side of Ferry Landing if arriving by ferry. The park was once the location for loading and unloading cars ferrying to the island before the Coronado Bridge was built in 1969. A historic ferry tollbooth sits at the Orange Avenue end of the park in remembrance of bygone days. Visitors will also find a rose garden, nearly 20 weathered wood benches, a large white gazebo, expansive grassy areas, and a spectacular view of the San Diego skyline. The park includes two small sandy beaches.

A hot spot for wedding party photos and lively events, Centennial Park offers breathtaking views of the bay and downtown San Diego.