Located in the middle of San Francisco Bay, less than 20 minutes from Tiburon, Angel Island State Park offers spectacular 360-degree views of the San Francisco skyline, Golden Gate Bridge, Marin Headlands, Mount Tamalpais and Tiburon. 

There are different ways to experience Angel Island, from taking an open-air tram ride to learn the history and see existing historical structures, visit the Immigration Station Museum, hiking, renting mountain bikes and e-bikes to explore on your own, have lunch at the Café, or purchase To-Go items and have your own picnic on the grounds. Come discover the island for yourself!

The Immigration Station Museum on Angel Island is a beautifully restored structure offering a window into an important time in the history of Pacific Coast immigrants.  The Station, operating from 1910-1940, served as the main immigration processing center for hundreds of thousands of immigrants from all over the world looking to start a new life in America.  Today, the United States Immigration Station serves as a museum dedicated to interpreting and making connections between experiences of those who made the journey to America over 100 years ago and the continuing story of immigration in America today.

Free Admission.

Visitors can access the Immigration Station Museum via Angel Island Shuttle or Tram reservations please.

Immigration Station Museum Hours:  Monday – Friday  11:00am – 2:00pm
                                                         Saturday – Sunday  11:00am – 4:00pm