Find Your Fit at The Bay Meadows Apartment Collection

Find your perfect fit at The Apartment Collection at Bay Meadows, where five distinctive apartment communities—The Morgan, Hawthorne, The Russell, Quimby, and Field House—offer something for every lifestyle. Whether you’re searching for a modern retreat, an active social scene, or a walkable neighborhood connected to parks, retail, and transit, Bay Meadows is designed to help you live well every day. Surrounded by 18 acres of parks, trails, community gathering spaces, and a vibrant Town Square, it’s a neighborhood where home extends far beyond your front door.

Field House embraces an easygoing lifestyle centered around community and the outdoors. Gather around the fire pit after an evening swim in the heated pool, reserve a garden plot at Persimmon Park Community Garden, or host friends in the expansive clubroom with its chef’s kitchen. Nearby, Paddock Park offers a favorite spot for kids to play, while Persimmon Park’s community grill and outdoor dining table make it easy to enjoy dinner outdoors with neighbors. Quimby blends contemporary design with moments of calm. Its nature-inspired lobby overlooks Landing Green Park, while residents enjoy a heated soaking spa, meditation garden, outdoor fireplace, fitness center, and inviting resident lounge. At The Russell, an energetic atmosphere comes alive with a resort-style pool, spa, fire pits, clubroom with billiards, pétanque court, pet spa, and bike workshop. Hawthorne offers sophisticated apartment living with thoughtfully designed amenity spaces perfect for gathering, working remotely, or relaxing after a busy day. At The Morgan, spacious floor plans, expansive windows, and beautifully designed interiors create a welcoming retreat that’s become a favorite among residents looking for comfort paired with contemporary style.

Just outside your door, Town Square serves as the neighborhood’s living room. Start the morning with a handcrafted coffee from Blue Bottle Coffee, enjoy a Mediterranean lunch or evening on the fireside patio at Bahche Mezzehouse & Wine Bar, or meet friends for brunch beneath the iconic pink umbrellas at The Breakfast Club Midtown San Mateo. Looking for a healthy pick-me-up? Sidewalk Juice offers fresh smoothies, juices, organic açaí bowls, and toasts made with locally sourced ingredients. Creative inspiration is always close by at Clayroom San Mateo, where pottery classes, memberships, and community workshops invite residents of every skill level to unplug, learn something new, and connect with fellow makers. Whether you’re taking your first class or becoming a regular at the studio, it’s another way Bay Meadows encourages creativity and community.

Living well also means feeling your best. Bay Meadows is home to a growing collection of fitness and wellness experiences, making healthy habits part of everyday life. Push your limits with the signature 35-minute strength and cardio workouts at Basecamp Fitness San Mateo, or discover the low-impact, high-intensity Lagree Method at LFBA Studios, where Megaformer classes build strength, endurance, and core stability in a welcoming boutique setting. For everyday wellness, residents also enjoy convenient access to Enara Health, offering personalized metabolic health and weight management services, and One Medical, providing modern, relationship-based primary care just steps from home. After your workout, reward yourself with a craft beer and game of bocce at Fieldwork Brewing Company’s lively beer garden, one of the neighborhood’s favorite gathering places.

Everything at Bay Meadows is designed to make life more connected. Walk or bike directly onto miles of neighborhood trails that connect with the San Francisco Bay Trail, enjoy pocket parks, playgrounds, public art, ping pong tables, and bocce courts throughout the community, or hop on nearby Hillsdale Caltrain for an easy commute to San Francisco or Silicon Valley. With Hillsdale Shopping Center just across the street and an ever-growing collection of neighborhood retailers, restaurants, fitness studios, and wellness services all within walking distance, The Apartment Collection at Bay Meadows offers a lifestyle that’s as convenient as it is vibrant.

Whether you’re drawn to the resort-inspired amenities, the five unique apartment communities, the thriving retail district, or the walkable, transit-oriented neighborhood, you’ll discover that Bay Meadows is more than just a place to live—it’s a place to belong. Come explore The Morgan, Hawthorne, The Russell, Quimby, and Field House, and find your fit at The Apartment Collection at Bay Meadows.

Thank You for Celebrating Resident Appreciation Day with Us!

Community is at the heart of everything we do at The Apartment Collection at Bay Meadows, and on June 25, the Bozzuto leasing team had the pleasure of celebrating the people who make this neighborhood so special during their annual Resident Appreciation Day. From morning mimosas to evening Bingo, the day was filled with opportunities to relax, connect with neighbors, and enjoy everything that makes life at Bay Meadows unique. We want to extend a heartfelt thank you to everyone who joined us and to our incredible neighborhood retail partners who helped make the celebration one to remember.

For Brian, The Apartment Collection at Bay Meadows, Sr. General Manager: Resident Appreciation Day highlighted exactly what makes Bay Meadows feel like home. “RAD Day was a great reflection of the amazing sense of community we have here at Bay Meadows. It was wonderful getting to connect with residents throughout the day and see everyone enjoying the activities, food, and time spent with their neighbors. Seeing residents meet new people, share laughs, and make memories together was truly special. We also loved seeing our four-legged residents join in on the fun—pets are family too! Events like RAD Day highlight what makes Bay Meadows such a vibrant and welcoming place to call home.”

The festivities began in the leasing office, where residents stopped by throughout the day for a complimentary mimosa, sparkling apple cider, and a chance to mingle with neighbors. The fun continued poolside at The Russell, where residents cooled off with floaties, pool games, and plenty of sunshine, while families enjoyed the Resident Fun Zone complete with a bounce house, popcorn, and cotton candy between The Russell and Hawthorne. Throughout the day, our Bay Meadows retail community showed their appreciation in thoughtful ways. The Breakfast Club at Midtown San Mateo served complimentary pancakes and resident discounts, LFBA Studios welcomed residents to a complimentary Lagree class, Basecamp Fitness offered free classes and generous swag bags with two-week memberships for Bingo winners, Clayroom San Mateo invited residents to explore their creative side with discounted pottery classes, and our San Mateo neighbors from Beem Light Sauna introduced residents to complimentary red light therapy sessions in The Russell Clubroom.

The evening wrapped up with a lively Resident Appreciation Social in The Morgan Clubroom, where neighbors gathered around a build-your-own taco bar featuring chicken, beef, fresh toppings, chips and salsa, fruit and vegetable platters, and refreshments before settling in for several spirited rounds of Bingo and prize giveaways. For Leasing Manager Victoria, one moment perfectly captured the spirit of the evening. “One of my favorite moments from RAD Day was Bingo Night. It was so much fun watching residents laugh, cheer each other on, and connect with their neighbors. The sweetest moment was when a resident’s young daughter helped call out the bingo letters and numbers. She took her job so seriously, and it was absolutely adorable. Seeing everyone come together and create those little moments of joy is what made the event so special.”

Namrita reflected on the day’s bigger picture, sharing, “What stood out to me most about RAD Day was the incredible sense of community. It was amazing to see our residents, local vendors, and neighborhood partners all come together to create such a memorable experience. From complimentary treats and fitness classes to red light therapy, an interactive jump house, and a fun pool day, there was truly something for everyone to enjoy. Events like this remind us how fortunate we are to be part of such a vibrant and connected community.”

To everyone who attended, volunteered, partnered with us, or simply stopped by to say hello—thank you for making Resident Appreciation Day such a success. We can’t wait to celebrate with our residents again at our next community event!

Bay Meadows July Agenda

July brings the best of summer to the Peninsula, with outdoor concerts, community celebrations, family-friendly festivals, and unforgettable evenings under the stars. From Fourth of July festivities and live music in local parks to garden strolls at Filoli and hands-on activities for kids, there are countless ways to make the most of the season just minutes from Bay Meadows.

This month’s lineup features beloved traditions like Music on the Square, Music in the Park, and the Central Park Music Series, alongside unique experiences including outdoor yoga and brunch, model train and aviation exhibits, artisan marketplaces, and culinary classes. Whether you’re looking for a relaxing evening of live music, a fun family outing, or a new local adventure, July offers something for every age and interest across San Mateo and the surrounding Peninsula.

When you live just steps from Caltrain, getting from here to there is easy and car-free. Grab the Hillsdale Caltrain schedule and dive into our monthly event roundup to discover all the ways to celebrate, create, explore, and connect throughout the month ahead.

Bay Meadows Run Club with Basecamp San Mateo. Join this free fun run Wednesday evenings at 6pm and Saturday mornings at 8am. Meet at 3050 S. Delaware for a 2-, 3-, 4- or 6-mile loop (something for everyone) to get moving. Run, jog, or walk. Happening weekly – rain or shine. All paces and people are welcome. Members often gather in Town Square for a Blue Bottle coffee or at Fieldwork Brewing Beer Garden after each run. Plus, there’s no fee! You heard right – membership is not required. This is a community building fun run, compliments of our neighbors at Basecamp Bay Meadows.

Sunday Downtown San Mateo Farmers Market. West Coast Farmer’s market runs year-round at 222 East 4th Avenue Sundays from 9am to 2pm in Downtown San Mateo. The farmer’s market has a curated selection of fresh fruits, veggies, and a couple of tasty food trucks to fuel your morning stroll.

College of San Mateo Farmers’ Market. Shop seasonally and fresh each Saturday from 9am to 1pm (year-round) at San Mateo’s largest farmer’s market located at 1700 West Hillsdale Boulevard.

The 25th Avenue in San Mateo Farmers’ Market. May through October 20 on Tuesdays from 3pm to 7 pm, this farmers market is an easy walk or bike ride from Bay Meadows (~0.8 mi), bringing the best Peninsula produce and makers moments from your door.

July Summer Nights. Chase the sunset at Filoli. Summer Nights brings a softer, more laid-back vibe than Summer Stage. Think of it as the more chill little brother. Held every Wednesday and Thursday, it is all about golden-hour garden strolls, drinks, bites, and live acoustic music in a relaxed midweek atmosphere.

July 1-25, Camp Pinstripes. Make the most of summer Saturdays at Camp Pinstripes in San Mateo, where kids can enjoy free hands-on activities like tie-dye, friendship bracelets, magic shows, princess visits, and more, plus complimentary brunch every week in June and July.

July 3, San Mateo County History Museum FREE First Fridays. Visit the SMCHM every Friday for free First Friday events, where children enjoy special programs including crafts and storytime, and adults can join a docent-led tour of the museum.

July 4, 4th of July in the Park. Celebrate red, white, and blue with a special concert on Saturday, July 4, 2026 from 11 a.m. – 2 p.m. in Central Park in San Mateo.

July 4, Celebrate July 4th in Redwood City. Enjoy a full day of patriotic fun to celebrate America’s 250th anniversary with family-friendly activities, community traditions, and the exciting return of fireworks.

July 4, Fourth of July Celebration. Foster City’s hosts an annual Fourth of July celebration! Festivities include breakfast, lunch, live entertainment, family games, and bike, family, and dog parade.

July 9-August 6, Central Park Music Series. Enjoy summer evenings at Central Park in San Mateo featuring live music, local food vendors, family-friendly activities, and plenty of sunshine every Thursday through August.

July 10-August 14, Summer Concert Series. Spend your Fridays nights from 6-8pm in the Leo Ryan Amphitheater for free live music in Foster City.

July 10-August 21, Music in the Park Concert Series.Spend your summer evenings at Burton Park in San Carlos during the free 2026 Music in the Park Concert Series, where live music, picnic-friendly vibes, and community fun come together every Friday from June through August.

July 11, Pub in the Park. Enjoy a day in Redwood City with music, drinks, and a welcoming community atmosphere in an inflatable British-style pub.

July 11-12, Trains & Planes Eurowest Expo. Come and see both Planes and Trains, in a skillfully crafted display of HO scale model trains featuring the scenery and villages of Europe at the Hiller Aviation Museum in San Carlos.

July 12, Brunch & Burn. Start your day with an energizing outdoor yoga session at the Hillsdale Shopping Center in San Mateo, followed by a refreshing mimosa and a delicious brunch at Pinstripes. The yoga class will take place in the North Block Plaza, with brunch hosted inside Pinstripes immediately after.

July 18, HEAD WEST Marketplace. Spend the day exploring Downtown San Mateo’s B Street during the HEAD WEST Marketplace, where you can shop handcrafted goods from local makers and artists while enjoying the neighborhood’s vibrant retail shops and dining scene.

July 18, Sounds of the Shores. Enjoy live music in the scenic surroundings of Redwood Shores across three Saturdays. Held at Marlin Park.

July 19, Paint-A-Plane. Join the excitement with special activities just for kids! Paint the Cessna Cardinal, check out in an airplane or helicopter, and more at the Hiller in San Carlos.

July 26, Neapolitan Style Pizza. Learn how to make a classic pizza made with hand stretched dough in the Neapolitan style at Baking Arts in San Mateo. Each student will make their own pizza dough from scratch that will be taken home.

Thru August 19, Music in the Park. Spend your summer evenings at Stafford Park in Redwood City with free live music! The 2026 lineup kicks off with the vibrant Brazilian jazz sounds of Masha Campagne, followed by a dynamic blend of funk, soul, Latin rock, and beyond. It’s an ideal setting to socialize with friends and family in a relaxed outdoor atmosphere.

Thru September 4, Music on the Square. Downtown Redwood City’s Music on the Square offers something for all ages. Featuring the best of rock, reggae, funk, Latin, and soul on Friday nights. Grab food from acclaimed nearby restaurants, bring a lawn chair or blanket, and enjoy the show; it’s the Peninsula’s go-to Friday night tradition!

June-Aug Sessions at Clayroom. When signing up for 6-week classes, one signs up by selecting (signing up for) the 1st class. Classes 2-6 will occur on a weekly cadence during the same day of the week and timeslot. 6-week in-studio classes for pottery.

Discount Tuesday (at Cinemark Century San Mateo 12). There’s never been a better time to turn up on a weekday, because every Tuesday at Cinemark is Discount Tuesday—cheap movie tickets are always within reach.

Bel Mateo Bowl Friday, Saturday and Sundays in San Mateo.
Karoake – Fridays from 7:30 – 11:30pm hit the mic with friends for some Karaoke.
Planet Bowling – Bowl in the dark under black lights on Fridays from 9:30 – 11:30pm and Saturdays from 8- 11:30pm.
Incredibowl – Fridays 9:30 – 11:30pm and Saturdays from 8 – 11:30pm interactive graphics elevate your bowling game with Incredibowl.
Family Pizza Night – Sundays from 5-8pm Family Pizza Nights and all you can bowl 8-10pm!
All You Can Bowl – Sundays enjoy unlimited bowling for 2 hours 8- 10pm!

Bicycle Sundays. From 9am – 3pm, a 3.8-mile segment of Cañada Road along Crystal Springs Regional Trail is closed between the Filoli entrance and Highway 92 allowing for non-motorized activities including jogging, bicycling, hiking, roller-skating, and walking. Cañada Road between Edgewood Road to the Filoli entrance will remain open to vehicles. Check for holiday closures.

All month long, residents can explore everything from outdoor concerts at Central Park, San Mateo and Burton Park to creative workshops, community hikes, Pride celebrations, and pop-up markets throughout San Mateo, San Carlos, Belmont, and beyond. Whether you’re looking for live entertainment, local makers, or family activities, June offers something happening nearly every weekend just minutes from home.

Experience Midurban life. Bay Meadows is a family-friendly neighborhood with lots of open space to enjoy all-year long. Whether it’s growing your own vegetables in an organic community garden, playing a game of pick-up basketball after work, team building over bocce in the beer garden, picnicking with family on warm summer nights or with a run around the park, there’s no shortage of green space to explore. Check out life out and about at Bay Meadows by following us on Instagram.

Out to Lunch: The Best Spots for a Blanket and a Bite

One of the many joys of life at Bay Meadows is that you don’t have to travel far to find the perfect picnic spot. Whether you’re picking up a Mediterranean spread from Bahche Mezzehouse & Wine Bar, grabbing a smoothie and your favorite toast creation from Sidewalk Juice, or packing picnic spread to take from home, the neighborhood is filled with inviting outdoor spaces designed to help you slow down and enjoy the moment. From expansive lawns to tucked-away gathering spots, Bay Meadows makes it easy to turn an ordinary lunch break or lazy weekend afternoon into an outdoor occasion.

At the heart of the neighborhood is Bay Meadows Park, the community’s largest park and a favorite destination for families, lawn games, and blanket-style picnics. Nearby, Landing Green Park offers a quieter setting with open grass and comfortable seating areas perfect for quiet conversation and catching up with friends. Persimmon Park, home to the beloved community garden, features a reservable grill and large outdoor dining table where residents can gather for everything from birthday celebrations to casual weeknight dinners. For something more intimate, Paddock Park offers a pocket-sized retreat tucked into the neighborhood fabric, while the Town Square commons provide benches, lounge seating, and easy access to coffee, snacks, and people-watching. Don’t forget the iconic Bay Meadows Front Porch, complete with porch swings, this is one of the neighborhood’s most charming spots to enjoy a sandwich, a book, or a sunny afternoon.

Beyond the picnic blanket, Bay Meadows encourages outdoor living in countless ways. The neighborhood is dotted with bocce courts, ping pong tables, walking trails, playgrounds, and open gathering spaces that naturally invite neighbors outdoors. Miles of walking and biking routes connect directly to the Bay Trail, making it easy to turn a picnic into a bike ride, a stroll, or an afternoon adventure. Whether you’re meeting coworkers for lunch, gathering with family, or enjoying a solo escape between meetings, there’s always a nearby spot waiting.

Looking to venture beyond Bay Meadows? Here are five other favorite picnic destinations around San Mateo:

Central Park

50 E. 5th Avenue, Downtown San Mateo
The city’s signature park offers expansive lawns, picnic areas, gorgeous gardens and playgrounds. One local reviewer described it as “an absolute gem” thanks to its beautiful gardens and family-friendly atmosphere. “A peaceful and beautiful park with a free Japanese garden you can visit and a rose garden. Parking is good because they have a garage and you can pay on an app. Park also has a plant shop that is open on weekends.”- Jillian Maree B. on Yelp

Coyote Point Recreation Area

1701 Coyote Point Drive
A Peninsula classic featuring waterfront picnic areas, barbecue stations, walking trails, marina views, beaches, and the famous Magic Mountain Playground. Visitors consistently praise its abundance of picnic tables, scenic Bay views, and variety of outdoor activities. “Good place for a picnic. Fun to watch all the planes landing at SFO. Lots of parking. BBQ pits. Bathrooms are nice and clean.” – Dave S. on Yelp

Seal Point Park

1901 J. Hart Clinton Drive
Known for sweeping Bay views, wide-open lawns, and direct access to the Bay Trail, Seal Point is a favorite among walkers, cyclists, and picnic-goers seeking waterfront scenery. It’s frequently recommended by locals as one of San Mateo’s best outdoor destinations. “What a special place with a tall hill to go up then you’re treated to a calming bay view. An expansive view. Trail for biking and walking. Plenty of parking. Exercise or soul searching, you can do it all. Good time!” – Becky V. on Yelp

Beresford Park

2720 Alameda de las Pulgas
A neighborhood favorite featuring large grassy areas, mature shade trees, sports courts, and plenty of room to spread out with family and friends. Local residents regularly rank it among San Mateo’s top picnic spots. “It’s a nice park. I mean, you have nice parks and then you have Beresford Park that seems to have a small skatepark, tennis courts, basketball courts, fancy jungle gym that makes you want to be a kid again… seriously, what can’t you do here? No complaints. There’s parking lots around the park and street parking available, as well.” – Venus L. on Yelp

Laurie Meadows Park

111 Laurie Meadows Drive
A peaceful community park offering rolling lawns, mature landscaping, and a quieter atmosphere for those looking to escape the crowds. Frequently recommended by San Mateo locals as an ideal picnic destination. “Nice, clean little park. Has 2 sections. 1 for Littles 5 and under and then another for 5+. No bathrooms but they have grass area and picnic tables. If sunny not a lot of shade, but lately it’s been a little overcast so it’s perfect.” – Karen M on Yelp

Whether you’re enjoying lunch on a Bay Meadows porch swing, gathering around the grill at Persimmon Park, or heading out for a waterfront picnic at Coyote Point, one thing is clear: life tastes a little better outdoors. Pack a blanket, grab your favorite takeout, and enjoy one of the many places to picnic close to home. This is Bay Meadows Life.

Meet Victoria: Living the Bay Meadows Lifestyle, Every Day

At The Apartment Collection at Bay Meadows, the leasing experience is shaped by people who truly understand the community. Let us introduce you to Victoria, our Assistant General Manager, who brings that perspective to life in a unique way. Not only does she help residents find their home, but she also calls Bay Meadows home herself.

Touring with Victoria means getting an insider’s view of the neighborhood, from Bay Meadows Blue Bottle Cafe barista favorites to hidden corners perfect for unwinding. She describes Bay Meadows in three words: friendly, connected, and comfortable, a reflection of both the design of the neighborhood and the people who live here.

Victoria moved to Bay Meadows with her one-year-old mini dachshund, Jude, who may be a bit timid at first but quickly wins over anyone he meets. It’s the kind of dog-friendly community where pets are part of daily life, with miles of walking trails, expansive parks, and alfresco dining spots that welcome four-legged companions. In fact, when browsing the nearby San Mateo Farmers Market, three things you’ll always find in her bag are fresh flowers, berries, and dog treats!

Days here often begin or end in Town Square, where she might be picking up an Original Açaí Bowl with almond butter at Sidewalk Juice or brunching at The Breakfast Club at Midtown San Mateo, where her go-to order is the Popeye Omelet paired with a mimosa flight. On weekends, you’ll often find Victoria at Fieldwork Brewing Company San Mateo enjoying a sour in the beer garden or heading out with friends to the nearby Off the Grid Foster City Night Market (insider tip: don’t miss the birria tacos when they’re available). For Victoria, it’s these everyday moments that define life at Bay Meadows, easy, social, and always close to home.

When asked what makes Bay Meadows special, Victoria points to the seamless blend of lifestyle and location.

“It’s the perfect blend of convenience and community. Everything you need is just steps away while still feeling like a welcoming place to call home.” That balance extends across The Apartment Collection, where thoughtfully designed residences meet a full suite of amenities and shared spaces. Some of my personal favorite shared spaces are the fitness centers and hot tub areas at select communities, they offer the perfect balance between staying active and relaxing, and residents enjoy having both options easily accessible.”

Explore the amenities by property here.

That same sense of connection carries through to the community itself. Victoria highlights resident events as one of her favorite ways to meet neighbors and build relationships. One standout experience included a recent paint-and-sip event in collaboration with Heart of Dinner, where residents decorated donation bags. “It was such a fun and creative experience, and it felt rewarding to be part of something that also gave back to the community,” she says. “It really brought people together in a meaningful way.”

Whether helping someone find their next home or simply enjoying a quiet night in with a good book, Victoria embodies the spirit of Bay Meadows, where thoughtful design and genuine community come together to create a cozy place that truly feels like home.

Lower Your Utility Bills at Bay Meadows: Smart Energy & Recycling Tips for Peninsula Living

Living at The Apartment Collection at Bay Meadows means being part of one of the San Francisco Peninsula’s most thoughtfully planned neighborhoods—where sustainability and convenience go hand in hand. Located in the heart of San Mateo, Bay Meadows was designed with walkability, green space, and environmental stewardship in mind. Residents across all five communities—Field House, Quimby, The Russell, The Morgan, and Hawthorne—can enjoy modern homes in a neighborhood built to support a balanced, eco-friendly lifestyle. With a few simple habits at home, residents can reduce energy use, lower monthly utility bills, and contribute to the broader sustainability goals that define Bay Meadows.

One of the easiest ways to cut energy costs is by making small adjustments to everyday routines. Use natural light whenever possible before turning on lights, unplug electronics when not in use, and adjust thermostats slightly during the day to conserve energy while maintaining comfort. Running dishwashers and washing machines with full loads and using cold-water settings when possible can also reduce electricity use. Avoiding the peak, high-demand hours between 4-9PM (when electricity is most expensive) is also critical for saving money. At Bay Meadows communities, thoughtfully designed residences already support efficient living—making it even easier for residents to adopt simple habits that reduce environmental impact while saving money.

Decluttering is another powerful way to live sustainably. Reuse is the new recycle. Clearing out unused items not only frees up space but also allows residents to donate and upcycle responsibly. The City of San Mateo offers a helpful list of organizations that accept donations throughout the area, while the San Mateo County Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle Guide provides information about where to donate items countywide. Residents can also participate in the popular Citywide Yard Sale each July, an excellent opportunity to give gently used items a second life. For larger or harder-to-dispose items, San Mateo hosts free residential recycling events at Beresford Park (2720 Alameda de las Pulgas) on May 30 and October 10, 2026, helping residents responsibly recycle items that may not fit into standard bins. Check the City of San Mateo calendar for event announcements and dates annually.

For materials that require special handling, San Mateo County offers free year-round Household Hazardous Waste disposal by appointment on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays (excluding major holiday weekends). Residents can easily schedule a drop-off appointment here. Those looking to deepen their sustainability practices can also explore programs from the San Mateo County Sustainability Department, which hosts hands-on workshops and community events throughout the year. Compost workshops teach residents how to recycle kitchen scraps and plant waste—even in apartments—while Fixit Clinics provide tools and volunteer coaches who help repair electronics, appliances, toys, and other household items rather than sending them to landfills. Together, these resources make it easier for residents of The Apartment Collection at Bay Meadows to save money, reduce waste, and support the environmentally conscious spirit that defines this award-winning San Mateo neighborhood.