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Sunset Beach River Park
11403 River Road, Forestville, CA 95436


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Sunset Beach is a destination for summer fun on the Russian River. Swimming, sunbathing, picnicking and paddling are favorite warm-weather activities. Fishing, birding, and wildlife viewing are popular activities year-round.
From the parking area, a short, unpaved trail leads to a rocky beach with upstream views of the river, the Hacienda Bridge and hillsides covered with redwoods.  
Picnic areas and a portable restroom are available near the parking lot.
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Sunset Beach is the recommended end point for summer tubing trips that begin at Steelhead Beach. See our blog post: Tubing the Russian River: How to plan a float trip, or learn more about the Regional Parks River Shuttle.
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Doran Regional Park
201 Doran Beach Road, Bodega Bay, CA 94923


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Doran Regional Park features a wide, 2-mile stretch of beach on Bodega Bay and more than 120 campsites available for reservation year-round.
The park is a destination for walking, picnicking, birdwatching, fishing, kayaking, body boarding, kite surfing and other water sports. A boat launch provides access to Bodega Bay and Bodega Harbor, and a jetty on the park's west end is a popular spot for rock fishing and exploring sea life.
Due to Doran's south-facing beach, waves here are typically calmer than elsewhere on the Sonoma Coast, making the park a favorite for families.
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Bird Watching

Sonoma County Regional Parks offer some of the best birding in the region, thanks to its diverse landscapes and location on the Pacific Flyway. Here are a few popular parks for bird-watching. Go to Find a Park for a complete list.  

Bodega Bay
On Bodega Bay, Doran Beach and the Bird Walk and Pinnacle Gulch coastal access trails are where you may spot pelagic birds on the water, shorebirds in the mudflats and waterfowl on the harbor. Use this checklist (PDF: 503 kB) in combination with a bird field guide to track your observations. 

Laguna de Santa Rosa Trail
The Laguna de Santa Rosa Trail near Sebastopol is a birding hot spot, due to the unique and complex habitat of Sonoma County's largest freshwater wetland. More than 200 species of birds are known to reside in, feed or rest in the Laguna.

Spring Lake Regional Park
Sightings at Spring Lake Regional Park are remarkably diverse, especially during migration. You may see geese, egrets, herons, hawks, woodpeckers, owls, jays, warblers, sparrows, and other birds while enjoying a walk around the lake. Use this checklist (PDF: 757 kB) in combination with a bird field guide to track your observations. 

 

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Long Island Region Long Island is noted for its beaches, golf courses, arboretums and grand estates attracting millions of visitors annually to its state parks and historic sites.Jones Beach State Park, famous for its landmark water tower and popular sandy beach, is the most celebrated of the many parks on Long Island. The Jones Beach Energy & Nature Center offers exhibits, programs and events on energy transfer in nature and the role of energy conservation in addressing global warming. Golfers can choose among five championship courses at the renowned Bethpage State Park or opt to hit the links at Montauk Downs State Park. Nissequogue River State Park connects with Sunken Meadow State Park allowing visitors to explore 153 riverfront acres of trails, saltwater wetlands and wildlife habitats.  Visitors can surf cast for striped bass at Camp Hero State Park. The boat basin at Captree State Park is popular with charter boats, and Connetquot River State Park Preserve is a favorite spot for fly fishermen.  Anglers can also enjoy some of the best surf fishing in the world at Montauk Point State Park, where tides from the Atlantic and Block Island Sound converge. Hither Hills State Park campground delivers a one-of-a-kind ocean-front camping experience so popular that you should reserve a spot early.
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Hood Mountain Regional Park & Preserve features the only public backpacking sites in Sonoma Valley and offers 17 miles of trails for hikers and mountain bikers. At 2,730 feet, Hood Mountain is the highest peak in the Mayacamas Mountains separating the Sonoma and Napa valleys. Its Gunsight Rock outcropping above Highway 12 offers stunning views of the valley and Bay Area landmarks beyond. Hood Mountain environmental campground has pit/chemical toilets only and no potable water.

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This popular park in northeast Santa Rosa features a campground with 31 sites, including three sleeping cabins, in beautiful oak woodland. Campers can enjoy trails for walking, hiking, and bicycling as well as a summer swimming lagoon, a lake for boating and fishing, picnic areas, and the Environmental Discovery Center.

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This coastal park just north of Fort Ross features campsites in a mix of meadow and forest. Trails lead to Stillwater Cove, a small protected beach popular with divers and fishers, and into a beautiful redwood canyon. 

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Westside Regional Park in Bodega Bay features nearly 50 campsites as well as a three-lane boat launch and an accessible kayak launch on Bodega Harbor. The park is near a few cafes, tackle shops, and Spud Point Marina.

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 Wellesley Island State Park on the St. Lawrence River is the largest camping complex in the state with tent and trailer sites, cabins and cottages, a marina and boat launches, and year-round activities at its Minna Anthony Common Nature Center. Robert Moses State Park, on the St. Lawrence River near the Eisenhower Lock, is part of the Seaway Trail. Pitch a tent or rent a cabin, enjoy some of the best fishing in the northeast, picnic, swim, and hit the trails. Southwick Beach State Park on Lake Ontario is popular with campers and day-use visitors for the outstanding swimming and sunbathing on its long sandy beach. 
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From southbound Highway 1 in Carmel, the park is one mile south of Ocean Avenue. Turn right on Rio Road, then turn left on to Santa Lucia, then left on Carmelo. Parking lot is located at the end of Carmelo.

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About Carmel River State Beach

On Carmel Bay, the mile-long beach features a bird sanctuary in a lagoon (just before the Carmel River empties into the sea) featuring a wide variety of waterfowl and song birds, and provides for scenic panoramic views of the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary, a federal marine protected area. Monastery Beach, also known as San Jose Creek Beach, is part of the park and is popular with scuba divers. Swimming, wading or walking near the sanctuary can be extremely dangerous at this beach.
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Dogs are allowed on leash at this location.Please be aware of:

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Thank you for keeping your dog on leash at all times!
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Effective September 16, 2014, California State Parks began banning beach fires on state beaches within the Monterey District to minimize any fire dangers. The state beaches affected by this order include Carmel River, Monastery and Monterey. State Park officials will begin issuing warnings immediately to first-time offenders. All illegal fires will immediately be put out and repeat offenders will be issued citations.
Healdsburg Veterans Memorial Beach
Healdsburg Veterans Memorial Beach offers access to the Russian River for wading, swimming, paddling and sunbathing and also features shady picnic areas, lawns, a parcourse/fitness circuit and restrooms. A temporary dam in place from July through Labor Day creates a popular swimming area along the park's wide, sandy beach just south of the city's historic, steel-truss Memorial Bridget. 
On summer weekends, the parking area can fill by mid-day and availability of off-street parking is limited. 
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The beach is staffed with lifeguards from Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day.
Free loaner life vests are available for use during the summer. See our blog post on Russian River safety tips.

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Leashed dogs are allowed on the lawn and in the parking lot, but not on the beach or in the river. 
Alcohol consumption is not allowed in the park.
Fires and barbecues are not allowed on the beach.

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Healdsburg Veterans Memorial Beach features accessible parking, restrooms, outdoor shower, drinking fountains, picnic sites and path of travel.
All-terrain wheelchairs are available for free use on a first-come, first-served basis. To check out a wheelchair during the summer, please see park staff. To borrow a wheelchair at other times, please call the park's office at (707) 433-1625 to arrange your visit. (If the call goes to voicemail, please leave a message and a staff member will return your call to confirm your appointment.) Please note that this beach is on a slope that makes chair use challenging, especially when returning from the shore to the parking area. There is currently no accessible river access until future planned improvements are made.
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Summer Season (weekends and holidays only): On weekends and holidays between Memorial Day and Labor Day, commercial bus operators are not permitted to drop off or pick up passengers at the Regional Parks river beaches, with the exception of Healdsburg Veterans Memorial Beach. Commercial shuttle and charter buses may make free reservations with C3 Transportation to transport passengers on the Regional Parks River Shuttle at least 48 hours in advance by calling 415-727-7158.