Sonoma County may be known for its wineries, but get off the beaten path, and you will discover a place with extraordinary geographical diversity. With over 50 regional parks and eleven state parks, there are endless hiking, biking, paddling, fishing, and picnicking opportunities. Wherever you explore, Woodfield Properties has the perfect property for your distinguished tastes. Uncover the natural wonders of Northern California, from the scenic Pacific coastline to the ancient redwood forests at these Sonoma County Parks:

Discover the Natural Wonders of Sonoma County State Parks

Sonoma Coast State Park, Bodega Bay

Sonoma Coast State Park features seventeen miles of beach along the Pacific Ocean, featuring rocky bluffs and hidden coves. Popular activities include beachcombing, fishing, boating, hiking, horseback riding, and bird watching. Don’t miss Goat Rock Beach if you want to see local wildlife like whales, seabirds, and Pacific Harbor seals. 

Trione-Annadel State Park, Santa Rosa

Visit Trione-Annadel State Park and discover 6,000 acres of rolling hills, streams, woodlands, and wildflower meadows. Explore 40 miles of hiking, horseback, and biking trails. Or grab your fishing pole and spend an afternoon fishing Lake Ilsanjo for black bass and bluegill.

Sugarloaf Ridge State Park, Kenwood

Stop by Sugarloaf Ridge State Park and explore 25 miles of hiking trails that wind through canyons, meadows, gorges, and the headwaters of Sonoma Creek. At night, you can also visit this Sonoma County park and experience awe-inspiring stargazing at Robert Ferguson Observatory. 

Jack London State Historic Park, Glen Ellen

Jack London State Historic Park offers the perfect blend of history and nature on the former homestead of famous writer Jack London. Walk through several historic buildings and sites, including Jack London’s cottage, farm, and grave site. Then explore the on-site trails that wind through redwood groves and grassy meadows blossoming with wildflowers.

Armstrong Redwoods State Natural Reserve, Guerneville

Stroll through 800 acres of California Coastal Redwoods at Armstrong Redwoods State Natural Reserve. These incredible trees can live for over a thousand years and reach almost 400 feet tall! Read our blog, Discover the Redwoods in Sonoma County, for more information about exploring the natural reserve. 

Explore Sonoma County Regional Parks

In addition to state parks, Sonoma County offers over 50 regional parks for exploration. Outdoor recreation opportunities abound in our parks, offering hiking, biking, boating, camping, swimming, fishing, and paddling.

Here are some of the most visited regional parks:

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Exploring the scenic landscapes of Sonoma County parks scratches the surface of things to do in wine country. From world-renowned wine tastings to trend-setting cuisine and fascinating historic sites, there is an experience for everyone in Sonoma. Choose Woodfield Properties to host your getaway and discover wine country’s finest selection of vacation rentals!