Sonoma County Regional Parks

Enjoy the colors of spring
Hike among coastal redwoods
Connect with nature on a family hike

Get Your Wildflower Guide

It's wildflower season, and we have a new field guide to help you learn more about local blooms. Download this easy-to-use guide to your phone, and take it along on your spring hikes.

Download your wildflower guide

Plan Your Spring Fun

Visit our activities calendar and join us for wildflower walks, bird walks, outdoor yoga, volunteer projects and other opportunities to explore your parks in spring.

Find your adventure

Play More, Pay Less

An annual membership is the easiest, most affordable way to regularly enjoy Sonoma County's Regional Parks. Members get free parking, a free night of camping and other benefits.

Become a member

Connecting Families, Communities

Our Spanish-language programs like "Nuestros Parques" and "Bajo Las Estrellas" support efforts to make parks accessible and welcoming. This video shows why we love hosting these hikes and camping trips.

Watch the video

Upcoming Events

Family Farm Chores
Today: April 21, 2019 from 8:30 – 10:00 AM
Tolay Lake Regional Park
This event is full.
Do you have children who love animals? Need a goat fix? Have you always wanted your own horse? Come help feed our goats, chickens, and resident superstar, Pete, the mini horse.
Winging it Wednesdays
When: April 24, 2019 from 8:30 – 10:30 AM
Spring Lake Regional Park - Oak Knolls Picnic Area
Enjoy leisurely bird walks for all levels of experience on the last Wednesday of every month.
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Latest News

On the Trail to Spring Picnics in Sonoma County
Published on April 3, 2019
Spring in Sonoma County is practically a Technicolor experience, and a picnic in the park is one of the best ways to enjoy the season's vivid beauty. You can discover more remote picnic sites, where you're immersed in the sights, sounds and scents of spring.
Tips for Reserving a Summer Campsite
Published on April 3, 2019
Thinking about camping in Sonoma County this summer? If so and if you want to nab the best spot, reserve your campsite today. The earlier you reserve, the better your chance of ending up with a campsite that matches your needs.
Storm-Related Park Closures
Published on April 11, 2019
The following parks and trails are closed due to flooding or storm-related safety issues: the trail between Lake Benoist and Lake Wilson at Riverfront Regional Park, the South Ridge Trail between Vista Point and Canyon Trail at Shiloh Ranch Regional Park, and the Ragle Ranch back country trails.
Sonoma County Regional Parks Takes Ownership of 1,200 Acres for Mark West Regional Park and Open Space Preserve
Published on December 5, 2018
The previously announced March 9 Mark West Creek Regional Park preview day has been postponed. We are working to begin offering the preview days later this spring. Once a date is confirmed, we will announce the details on our activities calendar and social media and in our e-news. Advance registration will not be necessary.

Get Your Wildflower Guide

Plan Your Spring Fun

Play More, Pay Less

Connecting Families, Communities

Upcoming Events

Family Farm Chores

Winging it Wednesdays

Latest News

On the Trail to Spring Picnics in Sonoma County

Tips for Reserving a Summer Campsite

Storm-Related Park Closures

Sonoma County Regional Parks Takes Ownership of 1,200 Acres for Mark West Regional Park and Open Space Preserve