Hours

Open from sunrise to sunset year round.

Parking

$6 per vehicle for day use. Special rates apply to buses or trucks carrying more than 9 people.

Restrictions

Alcohol not allowed in park without group picnic area reservation.

Dogs

Allowed -  must be on a 6 foot leash at all times.

This popular 85-acre park has a variety of outdoor recreational activities available to each member of the family. Multi-use fields for soccer, softball and little league are available year-round, as well as tennis and volleyball courts.

A children's playground and picnic facilities also in the park. The park contains 40 acres of nature trails that meanders through meadows. An ADA-accessible playground is also currently being developed.

Group picnic area is available for groups of up to 99 people.  Picnic tables and larger BBQ's are available at the site.  To reserve the area or for additional information, please phone the park office at (707) 565-2041.

Macdougald Skateboard Park

Don't forget your safety gear!

Located inside Maxwell Farms Regional Park, the skateboard park was built using a Sonoma County Community Partnerships for Youth (CPY) grant, and funds raised by the community. Numerous donors, public and private, gave cash, materials and services - including volunteer work to the project. The City of Sonoma administers the skateboard facility and leases the park land. For further information regarding the Skateboard Park, contact the City of Sonoma at (707) 938-3681.

Note: The Sonoma skate park has been closed until further notice due to vandalism, littering and persistent violation of park rules. For information call (707) 938-3681.

Valley of the Moon Boys & Girls Club

Also located inside the park is the Valley of the Moon Boys and Girls Club. The club is a 23,000 sq. ft. multi-use facility serving children throughout the Sonoma Valley. Its activities include: sports, computer skills, tutoring and art. The club opened in January 2000, and can be reached at (707) 938-8544.

The facility was built with a Community Partnerships for Youth (CPY) grant, and funds raised by the community. The Valley of the Moon Boys and Girls Club leases the land within the park on which the building stands and its immediate surrounding grounds.