Tolay Lake Regional Park: A Peaceful Escape in Sonoma County

Tolay Lake Regional Park is a peaceful retreat just southeast of Petaluma, offering scenic trails, a rich history, and plenty of space to explore. Spanning over 3,400 acres, it is the largest regional park in Sonoma County and features rolling hills, seasonal wetlands, and the historic Tolay Lake. The lake, which fills during the rainy season and dries up in summer, has long been an important site for wildlife and local history. Whether you’re looking for a quiet hike, a place to spot birds and other wildlife, or a chance to connect with the area’s past, Tolay Lake Regional Park has something for everyone.