To fully enjoy the park requires a number of visits, as its moods and faces vary from season to
season. Interpretive guides and bird lists are available at the entrance . Petaluma is about 40 miles north
of San Francisco, on Highway 101. Directions to get to Shollenberger Park:
Take the Highway 116 (Lakeville Highway) turnoff in Petaluma and go east for about one mile. Turn right on South McDowell
Blvd, go 0.3 miles, and take a right at the “City Park” sign (this sign is very small and looks like a road identification
sign).
Turn right on Lakeville Highway, about 1.5 miles after passing Sears Point on Hwy 37, and go
about 9 miles. Turn left on Cader Lane. When Cader lane ends at S. McDowell Blvd look across the street and slightly to
your left for the entrance to the park.
From Santa Rosa (going south on Hwy 101) or San Rafael (going north on Hwy 101) -
From Vallejo (going west on Hwy 37) -
