The Historic A Section

All pups love Alicia Park and its 5-acres of space for roaming on leash. The large open grassy area is perfect for a walk or a toss of a Frisbee. Leashed walks around the shade trees surrounding the park create a sniff-tastic adventure as your pup follows the sights and sounds of the squirrels and birds. There are a number of picnic areas and three playgrounds for children. Afterwards, take time to stop by Don Julios for tasty Latin dishes, or Mi Ranchito for traditional Mexican plates and margaritas. Both restaurants welcome your pooch on their patios.

B Section

Benicia Park is 6 acres of pawsome fun with plenty of space for a leashed walk, or fetching a stick in the large grassy area in the center. Your pup will enjoy exploring the trees at the edge of the park. The park is a peaceful and friendly environment with something for every member of the family. There are plenty of picnic areas and barbecue pits for some relaxation and visiting with friends after a walk. Your dog may go even crazier for the nearby Field of Friends Dog Park. This ark contains one fenced in area with a mulch covering for unleashed play, and is often shaded and perfect for summer time exercise. 

C Section

D Section

Dorotea Park is 6 acres of good times for everyone in the family. The park has multiple play areas, picnic areas, a baseball field and basketball court. A walking path circles the park for a dog-tastic walk in the fresh air. You can also use the exercise equipment placed along the walking path. Slow down and enjoy the flowers planted in the southeast corner of the park on your way by. During the fall when the trees lose their leaves, the park provides a fabulous opportunity for a run through piles of leaves for Fido and the kids.

Mountain Shadows N Course

Roberts Lake Park surrounds the Roberts Lake Reservoir. The reservoir is frequented by fishermen and birdwatchers, but a walk with your pooch close to the water can be a real treat. Your dog will be even more excited about The Roberts Lake Dog Park nearby that has two separate fenced areas, one for large and one for small dogs with water available in each. The surface is grass with mulch in the muddy areas. After your run in the park, drop into Bacchus Restaurant and Wine Bar for a delicious breakfast, lunch, or dinner in a casual setting with dog-friendly outside tables. If you need a place to stay, try the Double Tree by Hilton Sonoma - Wine Country, where up to two pets are welcome with you for an additional fee.