The health order allows sports programs for stable groups of up to 12 children. No physical contact, sports events tournaments, competitions, or live audiences are allowed. These programs must follow…
read moreSome school campuses might allow public access for exercise. Please comply with any posted rules about public use, as well as all physical-distancing and hygiene protocols.
read moreParking fees are determined by individual park agencies. Sonoma County Regional Parks is charging its regular parking fees.
read moreYes. Sonoma County Regional Parks has restored equestrian access and reopened equestrian parking areas.
read moreOutdoor pools can open and must follow appropriate state guidance. Click for guidance for fitness facilities, outdoor recreation, and hotels. Indoor pools are closed.
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read moreActivities that are indoors, or are outdoors but involve high-touch equipment, or that encourage group gatherings are considered too risky right now and are generally not allowed. Some examples include:…
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read moreDeterminations on what outdoor recreational activities can operate are covered under California’s Blueprint for a Safer Economy. You can find the most current information by going to COVID-19 Industry Guidance:…
read moreYes, fishing, boating for sport and commercial fishing are allowed at parks where permitted, both inland and at the coast. Anglers must wear face coverings when they are within 6…
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