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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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User Reviews
Jeff D
Pretty beach and adjacent forest. One of the great things about California is its diverse areas in close proximity, and this park highlights that well. Hiking trails are somewhat limited, but generally well maintained. There are some bridges out, but crossing the creek beds was not an issue at this time of year. Not sure if it will be more challenging when the rain starts again. You do need to cross a somewhat well used road to get to the beach. Beach is pretty, but somewhat small and enclosed, so no ability to walk along the shore. Great little regional park to relax and enjoy nature.
Tino Plank
This is a somewhat smaller park with limited hiking trails. The redwood grove here isn't at big as in some other parks. But there's a certain calm feeling here that can't be found in heavily visited areas. Be aware that if you take the trail to the cove, you have to walk across highway 1. It's much safer to just drive to the cove than to hike to it. There is a campground here as well. However, the infrastructure is a bit worn and the sites aren't that private.
Laura Miller
Staying at Ocean Cove, which is a beautiful peaceful older campground. We love the location.
Richard Miner
This is a beautiful park to visit for short hiking. There is a .25 mile hike from parking lot to beach, but you have to walk across highway 1 to access. The hike following the stream up into the hillside is stunning and so peaceful under tall redwoods. The downside is, there are fallen trees that have taken out bridges and pathways here that prevent you from using the whole trail. I was glad that the trail allows dogs and even provided poop bags.
Julie Mierkey
This is a hidden gem on the coast. We have camped at Stillwater Cove campground a few times now and love the trails at the park.