Dublin Heritage Park & Museum

Great park with vintage home, museum and church in the middle of downtown Dublin. Parking at church and street. Great family outing that is free!

Nice little park and cemetery on a historic site. They have an old church and school from the 1800s. It's closed now during COVID restrictions but you can still walk around the park and see the buildings. I'll go back and see the inside when it opens up again.

Beautiful hidden gem on Westside Dublin - Heritage Park, Cemetery and Museum. When I show buyers homes in Dublin I point out parks and this one is one of my favorites.

I walk here several times a week and love the old timey feeling of this park. Recently they constructed electric vehicle charging stations right in front of the Kolb House. This is totally inconsistent with the whole historic vibe of the park. Just had to say it.

Want to know how Dublin was like back in the days? This is a great place to visit and start looking.There's a museum, church/small chapel, cemetery, and great place to take pictures. It's a great place for little kids to run around and there's a whole lot of history behind it.It's also fairly close to lots of places to eat and close enough to Stoneridge Mall where you can do a little shopping afterwards.Happy exploring!

You know there's nothing to do in the Tri-Valley area when you take out-of-town guests to the Dublin Heritage Park & Museum! However, it's a cool place with excellent docents who lead the tour of the Kolb House and direct you to others points of interest on the property: Dublin Pioneer Cemetery, Murray Schoolhouse, Old St. Raymond's Church and the Sunday School Barn. Since I moved to San Ramon five years ago, I've found the area to be extremely boring with little to do beyond hiking, biking and hanging out on Mt. Diablo. The DHP & M is an interesting place and worthy of a visit or two. Let's hear it for a little history...F-O-U-R stars!

If you're looking for history in Dublin, this is by far your best bet. The hours for the museum buildings to be open are limited, but your best bet is between 1:00 and 4:00 Wed. through Sunday. The grounds and cemetery are open all the time, and the cemetery is small but suitably atmospheric (if you ignore the freeway noise). Even when the Kolb House is closed, you can peer into the windows.

It is a very nice little museum and park to take a casual stroll after a full meal at Luigi's across the street.

Beautifully preserved church and school house but the best part is the old cemetery. Hidden behind the church under a canopy of ancient California oaks is one of the best maintained and beautiful cemeteries in the Bay Area. Tomb stones date back to the gold rush and there are several plaques describing the family histories of the most prominent citizens. It's also perfectly quiet and tranquil. A perfect picnic spot.

My significant other and I spontaneously decided to visit this museum while in town, and we were pleasantly surprised with how much historical and educational value was in this small home. If you go during operating hours, there should be a city worker somewhere on the grounds who will take you on a personal tour of the property. Unfortunately, we had forgotten the gentleman's name who gave us a tour, but he was wonderful. I highly recommend you visit the Dublin Heritage Museum if you want to know more about the city's history, as well as the Kolb family!We would visit again!