California State Parks has many wonderful places for you and your dog to enjoy. We understand the benefits of visiting a state park with your dog - exercise is good for the body and spirit for both you and your furry companion.  In general, dogs are permitted in most state parks but must be on a leash not exceeding six feet in length at all times. It’s always a good idea to call ahead to see if dogs are allowed in the state park you wish to visit. However, please pay special attention to the following when taking your pet to a state park:

During the day, keep your dog on a leash that is no longer than six feet in length. If you leave your dog in a vehicle, remember that it may get too hot, even with the windows open.

Please do not take your dog (unless it is a service animal) into buildings or trails, unless it’s designated.

For sanitary reasons, dogs are not permitted on most beaches, except as listed below. Always check with a park ranger for any rules specific to the park you are visiting.
Please keep your dog calm and quiet. Vicious or unusually noisy dogs will not be allowed in the park.

At night, please keep your dog in your tent or vehicle to prevent conflicts between your dog and other dogs or passing campers.

Please understand that Park Superintendents have the discretion to further restrict areas open to pets (i.e., trails, buildings, etc.).
A rabies certificate or dog license may be required to bring a dog into a State Park.

Dog Friendly:
Russian River Getawayshttp://www.rrgetaways.com/
14075 Mill Street, Guerneville
Baywood Gardens Inn, 6952 Giovanetti Rd., Healdsburg
Cloverdale KOA,http://www.winecountrykoa.com/ 
1166 Asti Ridge Rd. Cloverdale
Casini Ranch Family Campground, www.casiniranch.com, 
22855 Moscow Road, Duncan Mills
Dawn Ranch Lodge http://www.dawnranch.com/ 
16467 Hwy 116, Guerneville
Spring Lake Regional Park
http://www.sonoma-county.org/parks/camping/index.htm,
Campgrounds, 5585 Newanga Ave, Santa Rosa
Olema Camp http://www.olemaranch.com/, Tomales Bay

             Salt Point State Park - Dogs Permitted, but must be leased