Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next Stillwater Cove Regional Park adventure.
Explore redwood forests and take in coastal views from this small park with a campground.
On the northern coast of Sonoma County, Stillwater Cove Regional Park offers a mix of redwood forest, ocean-facing bluffs, a compact beach, and a historic one-room schoolhouse. The park is popular for day use and camping alike with a few hiking trails, ranging from a half-mile to 2.6 miles round-trip. A 23-site campground offers tent and RV campsites, plus a hiker/cyclist site, as well as potable water, restrooms with flush toilets, coin-operated showers, and a dump station. The restrooms have electrical outlets, but there are no electrical hookup sites at the Stillwater Cove campground.
Stillwater Cove Regional Park is open year-round, but is at its most popular during the summertime, when kids are out of school. Summers are usually cool and dry, with highs in the upper 60s and rarely any rain. The weather stays pleasant through September, and weekdays during this month are ideal for beating the crowds without worrying about getting rained on. Spring is a bit iffier, and it’s wise to expect April showers.