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This is a lovely trail up and down hills with great views of the vineyards and the nearby town. The 2-3 mile trail branches off in several places, but it's very easy to find your way back. There are many random benches and even a picnic table. There will be dogs without leashes, even in the areas where a leash is required and there are water bowls for the dogs as well. There are not very clean portables instead of a bathroom. Not wheelchair accessible and you may be able to get an all-terrain stroller in here but you need to have some really good muscles to get it up these hills. It was pretty muddy too, so bring your boots!
Brittany Bowks
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I live in Sonoma and my brother had taken his dog to Alston Park for years and told me I should bring my 2-year-old German shorthaired pointer there. I finally did and he absolutely loved it, we stayed like 2 hours and used the big dog fenced area as well as the off leash 38 acres area. I've now brought him over a few times. The other dog owners are really kind and helpful, and easy going! I really, really wish they had a place like this in Sonoma but it is definitely worth the drive over to Napa for the freedom of this place.
Molly Bonner
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Rural Park-the best Healthclub ever. No fees, No ceiling. Moderate hike, run or cycle trails, picnic, fly kite, dog section on southend. Big sky, fresh air, surrounding views of Napa Valley - wild flowers, vineyards, butterflies, birds, hills. View distant Mt Diablo, Mt Tamalpais & Stags Leap. Alston Park is a gift to us all from the Alston Family. [North & South drinking fountains accomodate hikers & pets - 2 clean porta-potties (1 for ♿). Two no fee parking lots 1 North 1 South]
caren clark
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For a park that is well used, this place remains a gem in the crown of Napa. I use this park alot because my dog grew up running in it's fields, hills, and draws. The joy she shows while simply crusing the trails is worth the 10 minute drive. We like to trade off with Westwood Hills, which is one of my favorite parks anywhere. Both parks ars fine examples of Napas diverse eco systems. Go to both you will not regret it.
Christian flynn
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Removing a star to account for December mud.
What a dream - nominally, there is an off-leash area, but nobody pays it any mind. Instead of engaging in another leash-pulling war, my puppy could walk alongside me leash-free.
We meandered on a short circular trail with a giant grassy field in the center and vineyards to the sides.