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Spring Lake is a tranquil
paddling getaway. On a hot
summer’s day, there is often
barely a ripple on the water.
While you’re paddling along
picturesque coves and sandy
inlets, Spring Lake will take
you to the heart of nature,
despite its close proximity to
the city. You can paddle along
the shore, while keeping a
lookout for the diverse wildlife
in the area, including river
otter, deer, bobcats, turtles,
beaver and many bird species
that call Spring Lake home.
Spring Lake is a small 72
surface acre lake perfect for
novice kayakers. It lies within
Spring Lake Regional Park, a
320-acre public park, in
southeastern Santa Rosa. It is
one of Sonoma County’s
most-visited parks. The park
also has a spring-fed swimming
lagoon and campground.
Paddle at sunrise to fully
appreciate the beauty reflected
on the water’s surface. Spring
Lake attracts visitors
throughout the year for outdoor
recreational activities and
water sports such as kayaking,
canoeing, fishing and camping
opportunities.
Spring Lake is a paddler’s
paradise with easy access, great
weather, and many sights to see
which provide relaxing paddling
opportunities perfect for
beginners and those wanting to
float around and fish. If you
are looking to spend the day on
the water with friends and
family, Spring Lake is the
perfect choice. The lake allows
beach launching of kayaks,
canoes and paddle boards.
Fishing is a popular activity at
Spring Lake. Large-mouth bass,
sunfish and catfish
 can
be caught here year round.
Spring Lake is planted with
small trout. The rumor has it,
Spring Lake produces trophy-size
monster bass.
Map of Spring Lake
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