We were staying in town and wanted a place to let my dogs run around. This place is at the…read morecommunity center. It's a fairly large dog park. It's devided into a large and small dog side. It has water and poopie bags. Also has shade The people who I meet were friendly and so were their dogs. My only concern was it's tan bark for the surface. This stuff breaks down and may cause splinters or the dogs may breath in wood particles.

Great place to exercise my dogs, safe environment for them to meet and play with other dogs, with…read moretwo fenced in areas one for large dogs and snither for small/shy dog. Clean, water, secure, nice benches, covered shelter for rainy days on large dog side, lots of space to run play and throw the ball, plenty of parking. The dog park is one of the reasons I bring my dogs here when I'm in vacation, so they can have fun too. Lots of friendly people. Good friendly dogs. I love this place. Everyone is super friendly. Clean clean clean with a trash/poop receptacle along with tools to clean up after dogs.

Very friendly locals but super small dog park. Toys are technically not allowed but a few friends…read morebring them. Dogs can be somewhat aggressive but the owners are friendly. Mulch is clean and easy to take care of.

Most likely one of the cleanest, and nicest dog parks we have been to. Fresh water is provided,…read morealong with a bucket of toys, an area to hang your leashes and doggie bags for poop. We also noticed a little tribute to some of our little friends that have passed, with their names on a dog tag hanging on the fence. If you visit, please help keep this area nice.

We frequented this dog park when we were vacationing in the Clearlake area this summer. It looked…read morequite different from the photos that were previously on yelp but I guess the area gets quite dry in the warm season. On our first visit, there was a group of adorable small dogs there and we were excited to have them to play with our girl. Unfortunately as we exited out vehicle, three of them rushed up to the fence and actually pushed under and got out. I was really worried as the entrance is on the corner of two streets with vehicle traffic but the owner did not seem to care. I was able to get all the dogs back inside the park by bringing my girl in...they were all boys so they happily followed. If you use this park, please beware that the dogs are able to get out under the chain length fence in they push hard enough. The park was really dry but there was some shade and toys to play on. They also had potty bags available at one of the stations on a further end of the park. I did not see any of the other dog owners pick up after their dogs which was discouraging but there isn't much else in the area so this did fine. If you watch where you step and are careful not to let your dog escape through the fence, you should be ok.

Super cute! It's not huge but they have a lot of cool stuff for the doggies to play on.read more

Nice large area for dogs to run and play. A few trees for shade and a small kiddy pool for the hot…read moredays.

Montgomery Woods State Natural Reserve is such a beautiful and peaceful place. We came for a little…read morehike and had a great time exploring the trails and scenery. There are plenty of relaxing spots to stop, hang out, and take in the quiet nature around you. We even spotted some newts along the way, which was such a fun surprise. There was some construction happening during our visit, so it wasn't quite as peaceful as usual, but the workers were extremely friendly and respectful, which definitely made up for it. The trails are well-kept, the air feels so fresh, and the setting is perfect for anyone who loves nature, photos, or just getting away for a bit. Overall, a really lovely experience. Good time all around and we would absolutely come again :)

This was a beautiful place. You drive along a windy steep road, through beautiful forest to get…read morethere. There's not a lot of parking, but it looks like there's a place across the street you can park. There are a couple picnic tables by the parking lot and a pit toilet. The trail is a bit steep at first, but it takes you up to this beautiful valley with huge trees with a creek going through it. It was very majestic.

If you are driving up Highway 101, this is a fun attraction to stop at…read more There is a $15 fee for automobiles and you can drive through the tree and take pictures. It's a spot that has lots of carved figures that makes it unique as well. Chandelier Tree is approximately 2400 years old, which is cool in and of itself. The grounds are impeccable and this place is always well kept. It's about three hours north of San Francisco so if you are driving through, it's a great place to stop, stretch your legs, and take in the beautiful views. In 1937, the first car drove thru this drive thru tree so it's cool to see pictures of this and that this has been preserved over all of these years. Everyone was really friendly here. There is a gift store that is open during certain hours that you can check out. You can also walk around or sit on a bench and relax for a bit. Please Note: If you have an extra large vehicle, you might not be able to drive thru it, although you can always walk through it if you want to visit the area.

You're going to be shocked here, but it's a big tree. That you can drive through…read more Kind of a cool side quest and just know that you're not driving anything big through (we were in a VW Atlas and had about 2" of clearance.)

I was impressed by this park because it was so beautiful, family friendly and it had immaculate…read morebathrooms! There's a little loop path that has little signs about Redwood trees, the birds nearby and the fun facts. I appreciate how there's a grassy pasture in case you bring pups (they shouldn't go on the trails). There were picnic tables around too to enjoy a meal. The bathrooms were clean and unique, I'd never seen a skylight in a bathroom.

Beautiful, easy trails with signage to share information. The river is also easy to access. We…read moreloved learning about the trees as we walked. We were bummed to miss the visitor center but didn't look up the hours in advance.

This beach is a bit more about the journey than the destination. For a day in the sand and waves,…read moreyou probably want to go to the nearby Pudding Creek beach area, or a bit farther to the very large Ten Mile Beach. The road to the lot takes you through a marina with tiny, cozy restaurants as well as a well-kept trailer park that features a couple of cute permanent single-wides. Adjacent to the trailer park is an authentic art gallery with even more authentic questionable opening hours. The river is perhaps best viewed from a lovely staircase trail that's lined with blackberries and tons of other wildflowers. Come here to watch the boats pass and explore the cozy harbor area. Walk over to Sea Pal Cove for some excellent fish and chips. Then perhaps make your way to one of the more popular beaches.

This beach is absolutely AMAZING I got to have so much fun with my family my dog was able to have a…read morelot of fun the shore is the best part the water will come up and soak your feet with nice cold or warm water i recommend sitting on a rock that's clean and let the water come up to your feet and maybe throw rocks in the water this place is absolutely amazing I recommend for older and younger people amazing and completely dog friendly many spots to relax this place is amazing.