Healdsburg Plaza is a nice little park in the middle of downtown Healdsburg. The plaza was clean,…read morewell maintained with a nice relaxing atmosphere.

I love Healdsburg. I try to visit often. I love sitting in the park- especially at Christmas when…read morethe decorations are up. There's so much to enjoy in this town - but I love pizzando, the gourmet shop, the bakeries, the restaurants (Valette is a favorite of ours) and the clothing shops - plus there's a honey ship, with mead! The honey is fantastic.

We were staying in a small cabin for a few days so it was nice finding this dog park. We were the…read moreonly ones there but it was nice to let our furry friend off lease to walk around and sniff.

Came for a family picnic lunch on a Sunday. Nice park, clean and safe with shaded picnic tables.read more

My daughter and I went here for a hike, We've never been before. We were pleasantly surprised at…read morethe nice trails and some beautiful views.

Parking can be tricky and hard to find in this area. It's in the residential so be aware of signs…read morethat says no parking. Very open space not much shade except on the entrance. Nice paved trail and enjoyed a little view and scenery of the area. We hiked a little bit to her my daughter tired so she can nap and it was a success. Beware of ticks and rattle snakes

Nice place to watch a game!…read more The announcer gives you an interesting history lesson on the field.

This is a fantastic park! My family and I have spent a lot of time here. The parks in this area are…read moreso amazing. The California park and recreation in this area are so beautiful. It's very clean and has bathrooms. There is something for every child young or old here.

Embrace the redwoods, lakes, the river, and shaded paths all within one park…read more Hands down my favorite regional park in Sonoma County. Come here to escape the chaos of the city. Where the water and trees welcome you with serenity. Come walk the dog, ride your horse, bring your kayak, bring your fishing pole, bring a blanket, have a BBQ in the group picnic area and more. A safe place for children but please always watch them around any body of water. Just on the outskirts of Santa Rosa, Riverfront welcomes you with all of its glory. The trails around the lake a extra wide and flat. Easy for a wheelchair to go round. This is one of my regular spots to escape and intake the beauty of nature. I highly recommend just buying a parking pass to support the parks. If you visit a regional park once a month, it pays for itself.

Treat yourself to an easy 2-mile walk along the lake formed by former quarry. Relatively level,…read moreunless you take one of the detour trails near the entrance. A few benches along the route enable a rest if you're out of shape offer nice views of the lake. Dogs on leash OK -- just pick up after your pet (I only wish equestrians on the trail had the same courtesy, so watch your step!). There's also a picnic area at the trail head, and bathrooms are nearby. There is a day fee for parking, but if you're a local, pick up an annual pass -- it will pay for itself in a few visits.

Since we were walking around town we figured we might as well go a little out of our way to this…read morepark just so we could check out a couple more Peanuts statues. It'[s a nice little park with families hanging around on a sunny day. It was clean and open so it would be a nice place to get some outdoor time.

Windsor has really come into its own, they have so many events at their park. From farmers markets…read moreon the weekends, to movies in the park on Tuesdays and live bands and the farmers market on Thursdays. All of these events have high attendance with lots of people enjoying their city and one another. All that, and the park still looks well kept - that's the sign of a good and flourishing community! :)

This park is located on the north side of Healdsburg. It's not visible from any road since it's…read moretucked in on a cul-de-sac on Prentice Dr. It is a meticulously well cared for park with some very nice amenities such as public bathrooms, a playscape, covered picnic area and a short narrow paved path that leads around the perimeter. The property is very well utilized with everything on it and the green space behind it. You can park in the cul-de-sac or on Parkview Dr. Definitely a great asset to the local residents as the 10 pictures below attest.

This was an excellent spot for a BBQ. The one reserve-able spot has three picnic tables, tons of…read moreshade trees, two BBQ grills, trash bins, and easy access to the softball field, soccer field, and playgrounds. There is another smaller picnic area that is first-come, first serve right next to the playground. As long as there are no other sports events scheduled, there is plenty of parking. I kept asking in advance whether there were bathrooms and was reassured that they had them. However, they are not what I had expected. The clubhouse bathroom left so little to be desired that I would have preferred to use one of the nearby portable toilets (thank goodness they were there).

Nice little park with two play structures perfect for the little ones. Not the biggest park but it…read morehas a great field for those who want to kick a soccer ball around or even take the dog to run around a bit. There are a few picnic tables too if one is ever so inclined to have a little picnic or group gathering. Plus there is no need to pay for parking like some parks which is a nice bonus!

OBBA!! One of the Best of the Bay Area! Designed by skater pros and built to memorialize 14 year…read moreold Carson Warner- who was an active youth who died young in an off-road 4 wheeler accident, but lived his life fully, a falconer, surfer and nature lover, the park is pristine and on each corner is a bench shaped like a skateboard. The park requires helmet and pads, has a bathroom, water fountains and allows bladers and scooters and has experts to beginners. There's no snacks but the coner store/deli is jsut a block away, just past the Best Western Hotel on Dry Creek. There's a great big oak tree that shades an area where you can get yer gear on, sit and watch or hang out with friends. It's really an example, no A MODEL of how city government and locals can come together and support space for our youth. There's no graffiti and zero tolerance for drugs or violence and signs that say "This is Your Park, Take Care of it" and the kidz and elders do = every time I go there, it makes me smile! I've seen real young kidz and veteran/ experts ride here all toegther no prob'! This park just has a great energy, great feel! This is such a great little park hidden off the beaten path, with nice grass and really nice smooth concrete bowls, (so no bikes here)..the layout is not huge... but just flows ....so sweet, even if you don't skate take your lunch and hang out and watch the talent do their thing, SK8 for LIFE!

I am not going to lie…read more.. There are a lot of under aged smokers and vapers there. I recommend going during school hours. Then you wont have to deal with it. I still give a review because of actual terain of the park

Russian river in Sonoma is a magical place ..been here twice for watersports and weekend..this year…read morewent river tubing on the river streams down unless the current gets stuck ..different beaches and points..Guerneville is fun ..kayaking etc

SO FUN!!! We kayaked…read moredown the river which was about 2.75 miles. It was calm and so beautiful. There are many points along the river where you can stop, lay out and have lunch. It gets a little crowded once you get to the main beach area but if you're kayaking or canoeing, it's very peaceful. The current isn't strong at all. Also, there are some rentals for kayaks & canoes there if you don't have your own or haven't rented them out elsewhere.