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 Doran Park
Doran Beach is a sandy peninsula that has flanked by the Pacific Ocean and the harbor of Bodega Bay. All of the parks 134 campsites are a quick walk away from the ocean. The Pacific side of the park boasts a 2-mile stretch of sandy beach and is a popular place for visitors to picnic, build sand castles, fly kites, surf, fish and stroll. A rock jetty at the harbor mouth provides access for fishing, crabbing and exploring sea life. View Accomodations And More Information.
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 Stillwater Cove
Hosts at Stillwater Cove are fortunate to be located in a park that offers a wide range of recreational and educational opportunities. This 210-acre park offers scenic hikes through wooded areas and open meadows. One can easily visit the historic Fort Ross Schoolhouse and the picturesque Stillwater Cove in an afternoon. There is a launch for those interested in kayaking off the Cove. Abalone and Scuba divers also use the Cove as an access point. Along with the Schoolhouse the park also holds other interesting archeological features. There are many opportunities for the hosts to remain active on their days off. View Accomodations And More Information.
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 Gualala Point Regional Park
The Host site at Gualala Point Regional Park is situated in a beautiful campground. Redwoods create a peaceful canopy while the Gualala River strolls leisurely by on its way to the ocean. This 195 acre park is crisscrossed with trails that take hikers through meadows, redwood forests and across ocean bluffs. There is also a park visitor center where one can learn about the history of the surrounding area. The picturesque town of Gualala is located nearby and has a grocery store as well as several nice restaurants. View Accomodations And More Information.
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 Spring Lake
Hosting at Spring Lake Park is a unique experience. This 320-acre park has a summer swimming lagoon as well as a year round boating lake. Visitors come from all over to hike, bike and even rollerblade along the park's 2.4 miles of paved trails. Many unpaved trails are also open to hikers, bikers as well as equestrians. The park also boasts several groups picnic areas and a fitness course for those looking to get into shape. Because Spring Lake Park is located in the town of Santa Rosa you have the option of taking a five minute drive to see a movie, dine at a restaurant or go shopping. View Accomodations And More Information.
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 Westside Regional Park
Westside Regional Park has 47 campsites capable of accommodating RVs up to 50 ft in length. The park also has bathrooms, showers, a boat launch and fish cleaning facilities. All of the campsites have a barbecue pit and picnic table. The park itself is located along the water near the mouth of Bodega Bay. It's a short walk or an even shorter drive to Spud Point Marina or Bodega Head. View Accomodations And More Information.
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