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Hikers and history buffs suit Black Diamond Mines Regional Preserve best for its underground mines and 8,533 acres of trails. Nestled in Antioch, California, it lies near the historic downtown and Mount Diablo State Park. Parking runs $5 per vehicle.
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Write a ReviewNo, Black Diamond Mines Regional Preserve lacks full hookups. Water, electric, and sewer connections remain unavailable, including 30-amp or 50-amp service. Focus falls on primitive tent camping or day use rather than RV stays.
Yes, Black Diamond Mines Regional Preserve welcomes dogs. Keep them leashed at all times per park rules. No dog park exists, but trails offer ample space for walks.
Call for camping rates, as specific overnight pricing stays unlisted. Day use parking costs $5 per vehicle or trailered vehicle, with $25 for buses. Reservations help for events or peak weekends.
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