While we have all heard of Jack London and might have read his books you can fully appreciate his life in the Valley of the Moon once you visit this wonderful park. We took the hike to the remains of his original home that burned and then hiked up through the valley to the lake. This hike took us past... More

What a treasure nestled in the hills of Santa Rosa! The (mostly) paved paths make walking through this lovely park easy. I wish we could have spent the whole day there. The friendly volunteers really seem to enjoy being there. We saw one volunteer taking visitors around in an electric cart--once filled with seniors and then again with a family... More

This is a wonderful state park. We visited in May 2010. Well-maintained paths, massive trees, beautiful scenery and a fine place to spend a few hours and enjoy a picnic. Highly recommended. More

Under normal circumstances, Jack London State Historic Park would receive a five-star rating, but current circumstances are not normal. Because of budgetary cuts in California, the park is closed Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. It was one of 70 (seventy!) California parks scheduled to close permanently on July 1. A non-profit organization has now contracted with the state to keep Jack... More

This was a wonderful park for an afternoon hike. With the interesting history surrounding the park, the views are just as stunning. I could have spent the whole day here. The land has every type of scene: farmhouse, vineyard, redwoods, fields. Travel Tip: Due to CA cutting park budgets, when I went, the park was closed Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.... More

Scenic and interesting place to visit. So many areas of Sonoma have appeal for tourists as well as locals. More

The wolfhouse and museum are wonderful to see over and over, ever time I go to the Wolfhouse I want to be a guest there talking to Jack. More

Wonderfully located in Glen Ellen, this place just transports you right into the natural beauty and scenery Jack London managed to earn for himself due to his eventually-successful writing career. I always like having a little culture served up with my nature (or vice-versa), and this place allows you to stroll the grounds on a leisurely (and uncrowded!) hike, or... More

It has been quite awhile since I visited it. But I loved it growing up around there. Its up in the mountains and its very beautiful. Many trails and the ruins of Jacks "Wolf House". The Park has combined with the State Facility adjoining it creating many acres to explore. Be sure to bring your hiking boots and a picnic... More