Orinda

The location is prime being just 14.0. miles from downtown San Francisco,.

Orinda Theatre sign glowing above downtown storefronts at night.

Welcome to Orinda

 
Orinda has a population of 19,646 with a total area covering 27.7 sq. miles. The location is prime being just 14 miles from downtown San Francisco, just beyond the Berkeley Hills through the Caldecott Tunnel. The first homes were built there in 1933 for San Franciscans looking for warmer summer weather. Orinda has maintained its small town rural feel and is a safe, quiet, beautiful community. It is characterized by its rolling hills, lush trees, and winding roads. The city is divided by the areas north (The Village) and south (The Theater District) of hwy 24. The simple freeway access and the BART station allow for an easy commute to the greater Bay Area.
 

Points of Interest: 

 

  • Orinda Country Club
  • Meadow Swim Club, Park Pool, Sleepy Hollow Swim Club 
  • Orinda Public Library
  • Tilden Regional Park
  • San Pablo Reservoir
  • Orinda Community Park 
  • Brionies Regional Park and Reservoir 
  • Orinda Theather

Schools: 

 

Shopping: 

 
Safeway, Rite-Aid, McCaulous Dept. Store, Orinda Books, CVS, Morrison Jewelers, Sansvitalia Home & Garden, Rechic Consignment, Ace Hardware
 

Dining: 

 
Siam Orchid, Nations Burgers, Maya, Fourth Bore, Shelbey’s, Saffron Indian Restaurant & Bar, Casa Orinda, Niwa Sushi, Bon Thai, Szechwan, Village Cafe, Starbucks, Peet’s Coffee, The Hofbrau, Petra Greek Cafe, Zamboni’s Pizza, Hanazen Sushi, La Piazza, Cafe Teatro, Geppetto's cafe
 
 

Gallery

A blue lake winds through green hills beneath a clear sky.
Oak trees shade a bright green hillside beneath a clear blue sky.
Orinda’s wooded hills and homes emerge through low valley fog.
Flowering garden with tall cacti and wooded mountains beneath a blue sky.
Reservoir and rolling green hills framed by a large tree and hillside garden.
Community swimming pool and lounge deck overlooking rolling hills.
Theatre Square courtyard with a sculpted fountain, storefronts, and an arched sign.
Orinda Theatre sign glowing above downtown storefronts at night.

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