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…in Sonoma Coast State Park. Savor the day at one of the many regional parks that dot the coastline. The Sonoma coastline is rugged, dramatic, and scenic – yet approachable….
…for Tolay Lake Regional Park. Open only Friday and Saturday, by reservation. Book a tour and tasting for 11 a.m., or a seated estate tasting throughout the day. Downtown to Keller Estate (via…
…about a mile long, and depending on the time of year, offers glimpses of whales, seals, wildflowers, seabirds, and more. Bodega Head, Sonoma Coast State Park For a longer excursion,…
…north of Fisk Mill Cove is a coastal prairie with whimsical rock formations along the bluff.” Coastal waterfall at Salt Point State Park’s Phillips Gulch. (Leslie Wells/Shutterstock) “Hidden in plain…
…in breathtaking views, each with unique delights. Explore Fort Ross State Historic Park At the first stop on Highway 1, dive into history at Fort Ross State Historic Park. From 1812…
…Cove Regional Park, Kruse Rhododendron State Natural Reserve, and Salt Point State Park. Spend the Day at Salt Point State Park Salt Point State Park About four miles north of…
…Bodega Head, Bodega Bay Unlike state beaches, which won’t let visitors in past 6 p.m., Bodega Head within Sonoma Coast State Park has open access 24 hours a day. Bring a…
…is a state park, where you can tour the simple cottage where London lived with his wife Charmian, visit their gravesites, or explore historic buildings and ruins. The park includes…
…Rock Have lunch in the charming town of Jenner Step back in time at the fascinating Fort Ross State Historic Park Check out the Pygmy Forest at Salt Point State Park Hike the public access…
…Bay RV Park Bodega Bay RV Park Stay on the Pacific coast in this full service RV park, situated in a wind protected area, just a five minute drive drive…
…us know which is your favorite. Dunes and Bluffs You’ll feel far from the everyday world at Gualala Point Regional Park, the northernmost park on the Sonoma County coast. It’s…
