Albany Bulb — Roadside & Outdoor Oddities in San Francisco
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Entry No. 28 — the San Francisco file — filed under: folk-art environment

Albany Bulb

A former construction-debris landfill jutting into the Bay became an unsanctioned outdoor gallery: Mad Marc's rebar-and-concrete castle (saved from demolition when its builder argued it was 'a work of art, not a shelter'), a 25-foot driftwood ship called SNIFF cursed against vandals, and painted rocks, metal sea gods, and Styrofoam archways scattered along unmarked trails.

The move: Walk the loop trail at low tide with the SF skyline across the water, hunting for sculptures that shift or vanish year to year since nothing here is officially maintained — bring the dog, it's off-leash friendly.

Where: End of Buchanan Street, Albany, CA 94706

Hours: Added 2026-07-20 — confirm current hours before you go.

#folk-art environment #found-object sculpture #landfill park #free #dog-friendly

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Further reading: Wikipedia · baynature.org

last checked: 2026-07-20