Stillwater Cove Regional Park

Stillwater Cove Regional Park is a Sonoma County beach and park about 16 miles north of Jenner, CA. The sandy beach is in a small but deep cove where Stockhoff Creek flows intermittently into the Pacific. Over three miles of hiking trails meander along the creek and through the redwood forest including a side trail to the historic one-room Fort Ross Schoolhouse Building.

A small parking area for the beach is right on Highway 1, but it only has a couple spaces. The large main day-use parking lot, campground, and picnic area are all up a road on the east side of the highway. From the main lot a trail heads toward the cove and requires crossing over the highway to a wide path that finally ends at Stillwater Cove Beach. This path west of the highway is paved and serves as a small craft boat launch with a short portage to the beach. Divers, sea kayakers, and other water lovers will enjoy this little cove. The campground, trails, and park amenities make it nice for anyone to enjoy.

Address

22455 Hwy 1
Jenner, CA 95450

Park Name

Stillwater Cove Regional Park

Other Names

Stockhoff Creek Beach

Owner

County

Pet Details

Dogs allowed on leash

Fees

Fee for parking, camping

Activities

Hiking, Scuba Diving, Camping, Kayaking, Canoeing, Abalone Diving, Picnicking, Fishing

Amenities

Campground, Restrooms, Trails, Showers

Links

Water Quality
Surfing Info & Web Cams
Water Temps
Tide Chart