Parks in Boyes Hot Springs, California

Category: Amusement Places Club House Family Fun Ctr is a one-stop provider of fun for the family in California. Visit ... More on localamusementparks.com

Kruse Rhododendron State Reserve is located adjacent to Salt Point State Park. Edward P. Kruse donated the land to the people of California in 1933 as a living memorial to his father, a founder of San Francisco's German Bank. The ... More on Parks.ca.gov

There have been few more colorful, individualistic, and, ultimately more tragic figures in American literature than Jack London. Born in San Francisco in 1876, London struggled to release himself from the stifling burdens of illegitimacy ... More on Trails

Make history come alive and learn the history of the Petaluma and Sonoma State Parks! The historic, picturesque town of Sonoma is located in the heart of the beautiful Wine Country between Napa and Santa Rosa off Highway 12. Situated ... More on Parks

The park was once home to the famous writer from 1905 until his death in 1916. Jack London State Historic Park still contains the cottage residence where he wrote books, short stories, articles, an... More on Weather.com

This out-and-back Bay Area Ridge Trail segment begins on old ranch roads, then ascends on a narrow path through an unspoiled forest of madrone, black oak, big-leaf maple, buckeye, redwood, and Cali... More on Trails

This 805-acre park features a magnificent grove of ancient redwoods, a large amphitheater, nature trails, and picnic facilities. The old-growth ... More on Weather.com

This 85 acre park offers meadow nature trails on 40 acres, multi-use fields for soccer and softball, a children's playground and picnic areas. Dogs ... More on DogFriendly.com

85 acres, at Verano Avenue and Sonoma Highway (12), Sonoma, (707) 565-2041. Nature trail, bicycle path, basketball court, tennis courts, volleyball, baseball field, ... More on Bodegabay.com

This park is a memorial to adventurer/writer Jack London, and is home to various personal artifacts and the... More on DogFriendly.com

My kids favorite part of this park (we go regularly) is the hiking trail up to the redwoods. More on Trekaroo

For 6000 years, the Miwok Indians had a village at the base of Mount Burdell, which they called Olompali. Food, namely acorns, was abundant, as was water as rains ran down from the ravines. But history changes things. This open space ... More on Trails

98-acre public park with a children's nature library and wooded ... More on TripAdvisor

After parking in the small, free parking lot on Brown’s Valley Road, you’ll walk through the ... More on TripAdvisor