Stayed at the campground (campsite #43) here which was well maintained and has coin-operated…read moreshowers available. Bathrooms are single stalled (toilet, sink, mirror, trash bin) which is nice and offers more privacy. For parents, this is great for corralling the kids into one stall so as to not disturb other campers too much. There's also some other flush toilets scattered across the campground but don't have a sink - just hand sanitizer outside. The staff and volunteers at Sugarloaf Ridge are friendly and helpful. The volunteers don't mess around though- I saw them ticketing cars that were parked along a road they weren't supposed to be parking in!

Okay it aint hiking in the rockies, the front range or anywhere in Colorado...but it is still a…read morenice little hike albeit at sea level. The Bald Mountain trail is pretty exposed to sun so take sun screen, water etc. The trail down as Slipper as F@#K...just heads up...or down if you fall. Plenty of parking and nice views.

Very popular, easy 2 mile loop around a reservoir in nature, located right in the heart of Santa…read moreRosa. Easy access, well maintained trails and paved pathways for all levels of athleticism. Bathrooms are clean and located at two points on the loop. Fun for the whole family and pets. Always forget how serene it is. It's considered a state park so entry fee may apply.

This review is for the campground. My family has done a yearly camping trip at Spring Lake Regional…read morePark Campground for the last five years, and it has become one of our favorite family traditions! There's just something special about coming back to the same place year after year and making new memories. The campground is nestled among the oak woodlands above Spring Lake, and I love that you get that feeling of being away camping while still being right in Santa Rosa. Most of the campsites are spacious and they each have a picnic table, fire pit and lockable storage. There are restrooms, showers, potable water and an RV dump station available. One of the biggest reasons we keep coming back is how much there is to do. You can walk, hike or bike the beautiful trails around the park, fish in the lake, launch a kayak or paddleboard, or enjoy the swimming lagoon and its floating water playground, which is my stepson's favorite thing to do while camping. There's even the Environmental Discovery Center, which is such a fun educational experience for kids. I also love the convenience of being close to everything. If you forget something while camping, need groceries, or want to grab a meal, you're just a short drive from Santa Rosa. At the same time, once you're at the campground, it feels like you've escaped the everyday hustle. The campground also offers sleeping cabins, including an ADA-accessible cabin, which is a great option for people who want to enjoy the camping experience without sleeping in a tent. After five years of making this an annual tradition, Spring Lake has become more than just a campground for us--it's a place filled with memories. From sitting around the campfire and enjoying time together to exploring the lake and trails during the day, it's an easy place to fall in love with. If you're looking for a convenient, family-friendly campground with nature, recreation and plenty to do, I highly recommend Spring Lake Regional Park!

This is a beautiful stop in Sonoma County. It features easy walks that allow you to learn about…read moreJack London and explore his homes, including the House of Happy Walls Museum and the ruins of his Wolf House. The trails are well-maintained and shaded by trees, with some minor uphill and downhill sections, making it a great outdoor activity for all ages. There is a vehicle entry fee to get into the park, but it is covered if you have a California State Parks pass. Highly recommend checking it out if you are in the area or need a break from wine tasting.

I love it hereeee. I'm born and raised in the area and went to school trips to the park. It was so…read morenice to go back and walk in such a peaceful place. I saw the ruins, the museum, the ranch house and more. Everyone was so nice and gave such great information. The day pass is 15$, I'm not sure if they have a bundle package if you want to go regularly or half day pricing or even local pricing. They also have such nice hiking trails further back from the ranch.

Worth a quick stop if you're in the area! Free admission with the various park passes (such as…read morethrough your local library) but otherwise admission is very reasonable (~$3). Jenny, the Ranger, was friendly and knowledgeable. The signs and placards were informative and there is a laminated paper guide that will give more information about each of the rooms (such as where the family slept, where they stored the leather hides etc). It took us no more than 1 hour to explore. Good pit stop for adults and children alike especially if you like history!

On a recent visit to Petaluma, I decided to explore as much as I could including historic sites…read more This one is a quick drive from downtown and is clearly marked. The parking lot is spacious, and is a short walk past cacti to the entrance. This site was the Mexican governor of the area's residence. On entry, there's a gift shop with souvenirs and reading material, plus some exhibits. There's a ticket booth too, which was reasonable (they also take cards). The ticket gets you into other sites in the area on the same day as purchase. The attendant was very friendly and gave me a laminated info sheet about the building. There was also a volunteer docent to lead you through the history of the building and people that lived here. I opted to explore both levels on my own, which had information signs and period furniture throughout. If you're a history fan with an hour to spare, it's worth a visit.

We had such an amazing time at Sonoma Zipline Adventures! We were there for my husband's birthday…read more The whole experience was so much fun, exciting, and definitely an adventure to remember. Our tour guides were hilarious, entertaining, and did an amazing job making us feel safe and comfortable throughout the entire experience. They even sang Happy Birthday to him at the end of our zipline tour as he repelled from the tree. They really made the tour memorable. We also reserved one of a Treehouse for an overnight stay, and it was absolutely beautiful! It had such a fun glamping feel and was fully furnished with everything we needed. I was worried I might be cold overnight, but there was a heater that kept the treehouse nice and cozy. The staff was incredibly kind, welcoming, and accommodating from start to finish. We truly had a wonderful experience and would definitely recommend Sonoma Zipline Adventures and the treehouse stay to our friends and family. So much fun, beautiful scenery in the middle of the forest. Great accommodations, wonderful staff, and definitely worth it! We can't wait to come back!

Went for the Treehouse Adventures (Fern) Treehouse hosts…read morewere friendly and accommodating. Room and toilet were very clean. (Note: limited in-treehouse sink water) Showers are only a short walk away. (Toiletries provided) Snacks and bottled water all included. Zipline guides were very fun and helpful. Amazing views over a small creek.

Best place to rent any water sport/ boating !! We had the most amazing time at Berryessa simply…read morebecause of this team! They fill up the gas for you (only place around that doesn't charge you for gas) and if you run low while you're out on the water they come fill you up. I want to especially shout out Tessa and Jennifer in the front. We ended up changing our reservation and they were so accommodating and helpful. Jeremy and John/Jessie made me feel so comfortable with all of my questions and really cared about my family and so being safe and comfortable. Will use them next time we come out!!!

Extremely disappointed with this rental company. The customer service was unprofessional and they…read morehad no idea how to deal with customers respectfully. The tube they gave us was already torn before we even used it. As soon as we got on it, it ripped completely, even though we used it normally. Instead of taking responsibility for giving us damaged equipment, they blamed us and tried to charge us for it. They first demanded $230, and only after we argued with them did they suddenly lower the charge to $170, which makes no sense if we were actually responsible. I would not recommend renting from this place. Poor customer service, damaged equipment, and unfair charges. Save your money and go somewhere else.

Wow! Some of you reviewers are a little harsh…read more Maybe rent a hotel in Napa, St. Helena, Calistoga, Sonoma and see what you pay and if the hotel is cleaner than your RV or this park you must have found one I haven't been to. Also, they are $200-$700 a night. That $200 is a motel. $60 a night with 10% off for AAA or Good Sam so $162 for 3 nights in Napa! Yes please, I shouldn't write this review because the park will start being sold out! LOL So, I will be bringing my 2nd home here from now on while visiting the area! We wine tasted Friday and Saturday going out to dinner 2 of our 3 nights. We didn't spend a lot of time outside the RV with all those things to do. You do have to pay attention to not miss entrance but I read that it was at the fair grounds and my maps took me right to the entrance. It is a very small park of about 40 pads almost all pull throughs with full hook ups. Huge sites for all rigs. The sites all come with a picnic table, a small section of grass, and a very level cement pad. All utilities worked perfect for us. There is a trash and recycle can dumped daily at every other site! The office check in was fine for us. I however wasn't comparing the check in at a fairgrounds RV Park to a Michelin Star Restaurant or an award winning winery! LOL There was a Wifi code that I didn't get written down but I have my own Wifi so no biggie for me. I didn't need to use the park bathroom or shower on site as my travel trailer have those amenities. So I can't rate that for you. The biggest nuisance was the PGE yard being behind RV Park and they are starting and backing trucks with bells in around 5:30AM on weekdays.

A $15 surcharge on top of a beer is an absolute gouge and a massive disappointment. When an event…read morebrands itself as a local town-and-country fair tradition, inflating prices like that completely prices out working-class families and neighbors. It turns what should be an open, inclusive space for community connection into a commercial playground, which defeats the entire purpose of a local fair.

Highly recommended. I booked the "Wohler Bridge Tour" as an outing for my wife and my anniversary…read more Sadly I failed to read the instructions and went to Rubicon's offices instead of the Wohler bridge launch site (oops!) which meant once I got back into cell phone range and figured out my mistake, we were an hour late to our scheduled time. Bill was waiting patiently and was incredibly gracious. He took my wife and I out for a 2 1/2 hour SUP tour of the Russian River, providing tips and guidance along the way. I'm thankful that I came across Rubicon as I now feel that I have both a strong comfort with paddle boarding and better a sense of the Russian River and where we might go paddle boarding in the future. Bill has a great wealth of knowledge and we appreciated his casual style. It's worth noting that Rubicon's rates are incredibly low, particularly given the personalized attention you get on these tours. Looking forward to coming back.

Learned a lot and had a great time. it was good time and would even do it again. the river was…read morebeautiful, great location, an excellent experience.

Fifteen rigs from our Auburn-Grass Valley Elks RV Club stayed four nights, (some stayed five…read morenights), at the Petaluma Elks Lodge RV Park. Thank you. Everyone there made our club feel welcome. The Hamburger/Hot Dog event on Wednesday was great as well as the Sunday breakfast. The Car Show was exceptional thanks to Jim and everyone else involved. A good time was had by all. I would also like to personal thank Jim, Tammy, Pricilla, Lindsey, Al and Russ for all your hospitality. You guys made our stay here very pleasant. Thank you for your generosity and thoughtfulness. We will see you next year and highly recommend the Petaluma Elks Lodge as a stop for any Elks members. Harold McCoy, President, Auburn-Grass Valley Elks RV Club

Very Rude Camp Host! The lodge is great and the Wednesday night hamburger night was great. We will…read morenot return because of Russ the camp host. We paid for our sites online and were just backing in when he came over hollaring "I need to see your membership cards right now!" In a very rude attitude "Make sure you put pads under your levelers!" Unless you want a confrontation with a very rude camp host avoid this lodge at all costs!

Yesterday was my second visit here. It is a really awesome hike to the top of mount hood and the…read moreoverlook at gunsight rock is breathtaking. According to our app / tracker, we hiked about 7 miles round trip and I believe our elevation gain was around 1900ft. The parking lot at which we began was 800ft elevation, and our end point at the summit was roughly 2700ft. It is a decent challenge, but well worth it for the views at the summit of gunsight are very awesome! It took us about 2hrs and 47minutes, with about a half hour break at the summit/ gunsight overlook.

This hike is not for the faint of heart, lol. We went up to the summit and back down towards…read morePythian road. Great loop, today was a little over 7 miles. This park was badly burned when we went years ago and with the most recent closure, it is finally open (2024) but it is still a bit like a tree graveyard. Unfortunately. Challenging hike, beautiful views, I love that it can connect to Gunsight rock, which is an awesome spot to picnic and have a break. On a clear day you can see all of the bay! You can park off Pythian as mentioned or get to it by Sugar Loaf. Parking off Pythian is part of the regional parks but if you access by Sugarloaf you'll need to park via their pass or a state pass for parking.