Places to Go & Things to Do
Sightseeing, Hiking, Biking, Walking
This stunning National Seashore is a 30 minute drive from our house. With 26 miles of beaches, 150 miles of trails, 4 hike-in campgrounds, and a lighthouse, you can spend days exploring this national treasure.
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Point Reyes National Seashore
This stunning National Seashore is a 30 minute drive from our house. With 26 miles of beaches, 150 miles of trails, 4 hike-in campgrounds, and a lighthouse, you can spend days exploring this national treasure.
This big open-space is right up the road with trails that take you to the top of the park with sweeping views of Petaluma and the surrounding valleys.
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Helen Putnam Regional Park
411 Chileno Valley RdThis big open-space is right up the road with trails that take you to the top of the park with sweeping views of Petaluma and the surrounding valleys.
This is a 165 acre wetland park in Petaluma with trails for walking, biking, and great birdwatching . The two-mile loop trail is flat and very easy to walk.
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Shollenberger Park
1400 Cader LaneThis is a 165 acre wetland park in Petaluma with trails for walking, biking, and great birdwatching . The two-mile loop trail is flat and very easy to walk.
Sightseeing
Just 35 minutes from Petaluma, Bodega is a small ocean side town most famous for the location where "The Birds" (Alfred Hitchcock) was filmed. You can still see some of the famous scenes, like the school, but it's now a popular destination for sightseeing, shopping, dining, and beaching.
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Bodega Bay
Just 35 minutes from Petaluma, Bodega is a small ocean side town most famous for the location where "The Birds" (Alfred Hitchcock) was filmed. You can still see some of the famous scenes, like the school, but it's now a popular destination for sightseeing, shopping, dining, and beaching.