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Get Outdoors

Hike with us

The Regional Parks feature more than 150 miles of trails. Join us on a guided hike or download a map and explore on your own.

Plan an outing

Book a campsite

Campgrounds are open year-round and feature plenty of sites on the Sonoma Coast and in the heart of Wine Country.

Reservations

Bring your best friend

Dogs on leash are welcome on nearly all trails. And on June 8, we're hosting another off-lease dog swim - this time at Foothill Regional Park.

Water Bark

Go back in time

Learn about the history of Tolay Lake Regional Park on a monthly outing into the hills of this special park.

Tolay Lake Park

Get Outdoors

The Sonoma Coast, the Russian River, the Sonoma Valley and other spectacular settings are yours to explore in the Regional Parks. Hike, camp, host a picnic, ride a bike, paddle a kayak, or simply take in the view. Whatever your idea of outdoor fun, you're sure to find it the Regional Parks.

Places to Go, Things to Do

Find your next adventure
With more than 50 parks and trails, the Regional Parks offer something for everyone. Discover the landscapes of Sonoma County, from Petaluma to The Sea Ranch and Sonoma to Bodega Bay.
Reserve a campsite
We have campgrounds along the Sonoma Coast and in the heart of Wine Country. In fact, we have 268 sites to choose from, including spots for RVs or campers seeking walk-in seclusion. Camping season will be here before you know it, so reserve your spot today.
Hit the trail - Hikers, bikers, riders welcome.
The parks include more than 150 miles of trails leading to beaches, mountains, forests, meadows and lakes. We have paved trails for beginning hikers and cyclists, single-track paths for seasoned trekkers and bikers, and well-maintained routes for horse and rider.
Discover our newest parks
We're thrilled to present the Laguna de Santa Rosa Trail near Sebastopol and Taylor Mountain Regional Park and Open Space Preserve in Santa Rosa. Both are centrally located and feature classic Sonoma County landscapes.