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…scene of many activities. The parking lots of many wineries can accommodate RVs, and most state and regional park lots can accommodate your RV while you’re off beachcombing, hiking, or…
…is sometimes present at the Russian River during the summer. Water Bark admission is a small fee per dog (regional park members), plus the park entry/parking fee of $7 per…
…Park is open daily, sunrise to sunset; you can download a map of Spring Lake Regional Park. Entry is free, but a $7 parking free applies (free with a Regional Parks membership). Find more…
…red paintbrush. Details: Goat Rock Beach in the Sonoma Coast State Park, Highway 1 and Goat Rock Road, Jenner North Salmon Creek Beach & South Salmon Creek Beach, Sonoma Coast State Park Just…
…may change frequently due to weather, temperature swings and drought. Be prepared for crowded parking lots, trails and potential closures. Parking lots at some of our more popular parks and trailheads…
…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…
…the signs to Petaluma. For some fresh air, take a hike through Tolay Lake Regional Park, the largest Sonoma County Regional Park. At Tolay, you can learn about the Coast…
…coast, complete with the stories that bring these locations alive. Salt Point State Park A little further north, the 6,000-acre oceanfront Salt Point State Park includes an underwater park and…
…establishment of the Journal of Negro History in 1916 and the Negro History Bulletin in 1937. Dr. Carter G. Woodson (Courtesy of the Carter G. Woodson Home National Historic Site)…
