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Sugarloaf Ridge State Park
Hiking, rock climbing, and family adventures in the California wilderness
Enjoy great views and family-friendly nature walks at Sugarloaf. With 25 miles of trails, it’s a mecca for hikers, horseback riders, and mountain bikers. After dark, the Robert Ferguson Observatory offers killer stargazing. All of this adventure is an easy drive from both Sonoma and Napa.
There’s plenty to do year-round at Sugarloaf. During the winter rains, bring your camera for a visit to the park’s spectacular waterfall. Love to fish? Pack your tackle box and head for the Sonoma Creek headwaters. For families, the winding trails through the redwoods are ideal for public viewing of California wildlife. If you’re up for a challenge, the Bald Mountain hike rewards you with views of the Sierra Nevadas and the Golden Gate Bridge.
There are 40+ family campsites managed by “Team Sugarloaf”, each available for reservations.
Enjoy great views and family-friendly nature walks at Sugarloaf. With 25 miles of trails, it’s a mecca for hikers, horseback riders, and mountain bikers. After dark, the Robert Ferguson Observatory offers killer stargazing. All of this adventure is an easy drive from both Sonoma and Napa.
There’s plenty to do year-round at Sugarloaf. During the winter rains, bring your camera for a visit to the park’s spectacular waterfall. Love to fish? Pack your tackle box and head for the Sonoma Creek headwaters. For families, the winding trails through the redwoods are ideal for public viewing of California wildlife. If you’re up for a challenge, the Bald Mountain hike rewards you with views of the Sierra Nevadas and the Golden Gate Bridge.
There are 40+ family campsites managed by “Team Sugarloaf”, each available for reservations. You can choose your site upon arrival—get there early for the best spots.
Activities in the park
1 campground in Sugarloaf Ridge State Park
This campground has 40 full-developed family campsites and a group camp. Here, you reserve a spot then pick it out when you arrive, so getting there early is a good idea. The campground is located with easy access to the visitor center and several nature trails. Read more...
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