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Stillwater Cove Regional Park
Stillwater Cove Regional Park is a public park located in Jenner, California, on the Sonoma Coast. The park is situated on the south side of the Russian River estuary, and offers stunning views of the Pacific Ocean. The park features a variety of recreational activities, including hiking, fishing, swimming, and picnicking. There are also several picnic areas, a boat launch, and a beach. The park is home to a variety of wildlife, including deer, foxes, and birds. Visitors can also explore the nearby tide pools and explore the nearby redwood forests.
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- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
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User Reviews
Arthur Hsieh
Love the spot. Small, but well spaced. Interesting trails to hike in and a beautiful beach to get to. There is a small store that is close by for our last-minute forgotten items. Really friendly camp host and Park Rangers. You’re welcome
Paul Barber
It was a nice park. We got electric hookups. The restroom has flush toilets. The showers are coin-operated and very nice. There is a dump station, too. The dump cost $10 when I was there. You should bring water with you.
Jolina Lising
Nice and quiet. Our campsite # 11 was underneath the trees and was very close to #12 which would've been perfect for 2-3 families camping together. The facilities were well maintained but the only issue was the water source. They have E.Coli. I hope that they can fix the problem. The view of the coast is just across the street. Our camp host was very friendly and we enjoyed our stay here. I would love to camp here again someday!
Carrie Stoll
The campground was very small but it didn't feel that way. The campground hosts were very polite and pleasant, as were the park rangers that came around to say hello and give us our parking pass. The walk to the beach was .3 miles from where we were so it's an easy stroll there and back. The restrooms are well lit, clean and well stocked. The camp hosts have firewood bundles to sell you and they even provided a bit of newspaper and kindling. All in all it was a pleasant experience. We had a shared parking area for our camp site for two nights and both sets of campers that stayed next to us were friendly, polite and quiet. We had some fish tacos about 3 miles north of the campground and the view is excellent.
FatherlyKristofer #
Redwood trees and huge ferns alongside a creek make for a wonderful short walk to the beach area across highway 1. The cove is great for kayaking and checking out tidepools. I wouldn't suggest swimming without a wetsuit as there are lots of jellyfish there. Beautiful to look at but not so pleasant to the touch.