Parks in West Marin County

West Marin County is renowned for its stunning coastal landscapes and diverse ecosystems, offering visitors a wealth of natural experiences. Point Reyes National Seashore is a cornerstone of West Marin’s park system, featuring diverse habitats, scenic beaches, and abundant wildlife. Nearby, Tomales Bay State Park offers serene beaches and hiking trails with beautiful bay views. Samuel P. Taylor State Park provides a forested retreat with towering redwoods and Lagunitas Creek, popular for camping and hiking.

The region also boasts several preserves that showcase West Marin’s natural beauty. Bolinas Lagoon Preserve offers important habitat for birds and marine life, while preserves like Gary Giacomini and Roy’s Redwoods provide opportunities for hiking and nature observation. Smaller parks such as Bolinas Park and Village Green Park offer community gathering spaces, while Miller Boat Launch and Whitehouse Pool provide water access for recreation. From coastal bluffs to redwood groves, West Marin County’s parks and preserves offer a diverse range of outdoor experiences, highlighting the area’s rich biodiversity and scenic beauty.