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Easy beach access and views of the Russian River are yours when you find yourself at this wonderland. Snug in the redwoods and offering you all of the bounty of nature, you and your family will fall in love with this intoxicatingly beautiful place.
This 8.5-acre beauty features a dog park, picnic areas, BBQs, volley ball court, horseshoe pits, and play areas for your human children. Bring the whole family (two-legged as well as four-legged), for a fun, wholesome day outdoors.
Oh, this is the place that your kids want to be at! Unique art engages them while they are playing. For you? The quiet and tranquility of this stunning park. You and the kids will love the swimming and beach areas offered by this county gem.
This beach offers river access for small craft such as kayaks and canoes. Excellent spot for birdwatching, river wildlife watching and having a picnic. Serene and lovely.
Great place to take a dip in the Russian River. Not too deep for the little ones and dogs, but deep enough for kayaks, canoes. Have a picnic on the shore and enjoy a little fun in the sun.
Oak Grove Park has something for everyone in the family! Go fishing, try the paddle-boats and aqua cycles, play at the 18-hole disc golf course or take the kids to the children's playgrounds. There are also two nature trails among the old grove trees.
If outdoor fun and adventure is what you are looking for then head to Alston Park. You can bike and hike 157 scenic acres of awesome grasslands, meadows, groves, canyon, and creek.
This community-centered park has two play structures and lots of slides for the kids, plus a large grassy field and plenty of picnic tables. If you're visiting in the summer, make sure to see a movie or Shakespeare play in the park!
This grassy park is completely closed in, so you can feel safe about letting your dog explore. There's a running spout with a dog bowl, and a well-maintained playground for the kids, making this a great place to bring the whole family.
Friends become friendly enemies when you take a group to Paintball Jungle. With a big facility that accommodates both beginners and advanced players, this is a fun way to blow off some steam and get some exercise.
Our waters, wetlands, and uplands are part of an interconnected watershed system that drains into San Francisco Bay, the largest estuary on the Pacific coasts of North and South America.
Offering some of the best mountain biking in California, the expansive trails of this 5,000 acre park are also perfect for hiking and horseback riding. The friendly waters of Lake Ilsanjo and the historic Valley of the Moon make this park exceptional.
It's hard to beat the fresh air and scenic views of a state beach right on the ocean! This park has sections for on-leash and off-leash dogs, and a grassy area for playing and picnics. Seasonal lifeguards are posted, so it's safe for swimming and surfing.
This park is a blast for kids and adults alike! The space is meticulously maintained, with tennis and basketball courts, baseball diamonds, and full size grassy fields. A huge play structure and sand pit for the little ones means that everyone can play.
We are a private preserve actively committed to the breeding and preservation of African hoof Stock. Our various species of zebra, giraffe, and antelope range from critically endangered to endangered.
Your dogs will love coming to this green, grassy park with plenty of space and lots of four legged friends! There's also a playground for the kids, and a gravel path to the Russian River, where the whole family can splash around.
Located on 1591 Spring Street between St. James Dr. and North Crane Ave. The one acre park is predominantly grass with two picnic tables on the south side near the entrance from Voorhees Circle.
Bale Grist Mill State Historic Park isn't just a neighborhood park. This park is powered by a grist mill that's even older than your grandfather! Transport to simpler times and enjoy the scenery.
Whether you live here in Baltimore or are just visiting, there’s a trail great for walking with beautiful water views. The Waterfront Promenade is a paved walkway that hugs nearly seven miles of the waterline of the Inner Harbor.
When you're ready to escape the pressures of city life, Bear Creek Lake is the perfect getaway. It offers camping and all the activities you could want. From hiking to fishing and everything in between, this state park is an outdoor enthusiast's paradise.
The park features lakeside camping, over 400 metres of sandy beaches and 5 km of spectacular, well-marked hiking trails. A picturesque canyon has been carved into the bedrock by Bear Creek tumbling onto a cottonwood-lined delta.
Just a short drive from Santa Cruz is California's oldest state park, where ancient coastal redwood trees and a surprising number of waterfalls make their home. The Skyline to the Sea trail travels along Waddell Creek to the beach and saltwater marsh.
Trails start at Highway 1 parking areas and cross bluff-top meadows and forests to rugged coastline. Cliffside staircases lead to secluded beaches with sandy coves, tide pools, and rock formations. Diving, fishing, boating and hiking available.
This secluded beach is a lush paradise well known to surfers. Located behind the Sea Ranch lodge property, the rugged coastline and ample wildlife make it an outstanding hike for the adventurous.
Bodega Head is the rocky headland that forms the entrance into Bodega Harbor. The harbor side provides a popular crabbing area along the jetty and the many hiking trails on the ocean side allow access to small, sandy coves and spectacular scenic views.
Whether you visit the back country on a several hour hike or take a mere stroll along the creekbed, you will enjoy a close-up look at all the natural beauty that the park has to offer. There are well over 10 miles of trail for your indulgence
Bowling Ball Beach is located at the northern end of Schooner Gulch State Beach. When the tide is out, check out the large round rocks that resemble bowling balls as you walk north on the beach.
Soaring 93-feet above the cliffs, the Peace Statue is an iconic symbol of beauty, spirit, and tranquility.
Nestled next to a city creek, Buhman may be small in size, but it does offer a perfect spot for kids to play on the lawn as well as a modern playground for children ages 5-12 years old.