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Beginning September 12, join us for a NEW family-friendly Weekend Walk, Saturdays from 9 - 10am through October 31.
Grab the kids and the dog, spend time together in nature, and hang with our wonderful River Park volunteers! Same meeting spot at Steamer Landing Parking Lot at 100 East D Street, and same beautiful 1.4 mile round-trip jaunt!
Rain cancels but don’t be sad—it’s good for the park!
Join a weekly walk every Tuesday morning to enjoy the 1.4-mile round-trip loop at the Petaluma River Park. You’ll be accompanied by others looking to soak in the beauty of the park in a group setting.
PLEASE NOTE: In the event of rain, River Park Walks will be canceled. Thank you for your understanding.
Beginning September 12, join us for a NEW family-friendly Weekend Walk, Saturdays from 9 - 10am through October 31.
Grab the kids and the dog, spend time together in nature, and hang with our wonderful River Park volunteers! Same meeting spot at Steamer Landing Parking Lot at 100 East D Street, and same beautiful 1.4 mile round-trip jaunt!
Rain cancels but don’t be sad—it’s good for the park!
Join a weekly walk every Tuesday morning to enjoy the 1.4-mile round-trip loop at the Petaluma River Park. You’ll be accompanied by others looking to soak in the beauty of the park in a group setting.
PLEASE NOTE: In the event of rain, River Park Walks will be canceled. Thank you for your understanding.
Beginning September 12, join us for a NEW family-friendly Weekend Walk, Saturdays from 9 - 10am through October 31.
Grab the kids and the dog, spend time together in nature, and hang with our wonderful River Park volunteers! Same meeting spot at Steamer Landing Parking Lot at 100 East D Street, and same beautiful 1.4 mile round-trip jaunt!
Rain cancels but don’t be sad—it’s good for the park!
Join a weekly walk every Tuesday morning to enjoy the 1.4-mile round-trip loop at the Petaluma River Park. You’ll be accompanied by others looking to soak in the beauty of the park in a group setting.
PLEASE NOTE: In the event of rain, River Park Walks will be canceled. Thank you for your understanding.
Over the past year and a half, we’ve been working quietly and diligently, refining the park’s design, navigating the permitting process, and raising the funds necessary for construction. As we approach an exciting milestone for the project, join us for a virtual update on the park’s progress.
Join us for the final of our family-friendly Weekend Walks, Saturdays from 9 - 10am through October 31.
Grab the kids and the dog, spend time together in nature, and hang with our wonderful River Park volunteers! Same meeting spot at Steamer Landing Parking Lot at 100 East D Street, and same beautiful 1.4 mile round-trip jaunt!
Rain cancels but don’t be sad—it’s good for the park!
Look who made the front page of the Argus Courier’s Community Section—how apropos! Community Editor David Templeton joined us at the River Park to experience first-hand what we already know: there’s nothing like it for a downtown walk in nature with good company, ever-changing flora and fauna, and ”nothing short of spectacular” views!
The American Planning Association recently featured us in The Art of Listening: How Creativity Helped Shape Petaluma River Park, highlighting our Poets to Parkmakers community engagement activities, how art as a planning method can reveal what more traditional methods miss, and more.
Thank you to Food Editor Sara Deseran and SF Standard for including Petaluma River Park in the recent story about Petaluma as an eating destination and so much more!
Culture Critic Peter Hartlaub featured the park in the San Francisco Chronicle cover story: Top 15 of the Bay Area’s Best-Kept Secrets. We made the curated and coveted cut thanks to the trail and its unique views of our beloved and historic Petaluma.
