Regional Parks

A Day at Spring Lake

Welcome to Sonoma County Regional Parks where the Sonoma Coast, the Russian River, the Sonoma Valley and other spectacular settings are yours to explore.

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 in the Regional Parks.

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Upcoming Events

Family Farm Chores
Today: September 23, 2018 from 8:30 – 10:30 AM
Tolay Lake Regional Park
Do you have children who love animals? Need a goat fix? Always wanted your own a horse? Come help feed our goats, chickens, and resident superstar, Pete, the mini horse.
Water Bark Dog Swim
Today: September 23, 2018 from 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Spring Lake Regional Park
The swimming lagoon at Spring Lake Regional Park turns into an off-leash dog park for four weekends in September 2018. Well-behaved dogs are invited to swim in the lagoon and romp on the beach.
Laguna Watershed Perspectives Hike
Today: September 23, 2018 from 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Shiloh Ranch Regional Park
How is Shiloh Ranch connected to the Laguna de Santa Rosa? Discover local flora, fauna and watershed connectivity on this 5-mile (round-trip) hike for the answer.
Kayak Aventura
Today: September 23, 2018 from 12:00 – 2:00 PM
Spring Lake Regional Park
Have you ever wanted to try kayaking? Now is your chance! Join us for an introduction to kayaking where we’ll talk about safety, how to prepare, and, of course, kayak.
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Latest News

September 2018 - Spring Lake Water Bark
Published on September 5, 2018
Want to see pure joy? Bring your dog to the Spring Lake Water Bark, the annual off-leash party at the park's swimming lagoon, and watch him splash, fetch, chase new friends, and practically wag his tail off. Dogs can swim and romp Sept. 8-9, Sept. 16, Sept. 22-23, and Sept. 29-30.
August 2018 - Parks Ballot Measure
Published on August 7, 2018
Sonoma County voters this fall will have the opportunity to create a dedicated source of funding for their Regional and city parks. The Board of Supervisors agreed Aug. 7 to place a 1/8-cent sales tax for parks on the November ballot. If approved by voters countywide, the measure will help the county and cities maintain parks, reduce wildfire risks, protect waterways and wildlife, open long-awaited parks, expand trails, and offer programs. A key piece of the measure is an expenditure plan that details how the funding will support parks.
Parks Measure Ordinance and Expenditure Plan
Published on August 7, 2018
Stay informed of the funding measure placed on the November ballot for Sonoma County Parks' maintenance, park openings, fire recovery and natural resource protections.
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Press Releases

Supervisors Place Regional Parks Funding Measure on November Ballot
Published on August 7, 2018
The Sonoma County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously Tuesday, Aug. 7, to place on the November ballot a one-eighth-cent sales tax for regional and local park improvements.
Sheep Graze the Laguna Trail
Published on July 16, 2018
Sonoma County Regional Parks has recruited some assistance for fire prevention and invasive species removal: sheep. A flock of sheep will spend the next five weeks grazing along the Laguna de Santa Rosa Trail near Sebastopol, removing dry vegetation and non-native plant species.
Supervisors Introduce Regional Parks Ballot Measure
Published on July 10, 2018
The Sonoma County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously Tuesday, July 10, to introduce an ordinance that will place on the Nov. 6 ballot a one-eighth-cent sales tax measure for regional and local park improvements. If approved by voters, the sales tax would support the county and cities with their long-term needs to maintain parks, protect natural resources, reduce wildfire risks, provide health and recreation programs, and open new parks and trails.
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