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Petaluma Adobe State Historic Park is the biggest adobe building that was privately owned in Northern California during the 1830s to 1840s. In addition to the historic adobe building, the area also has plenty of natural history thanks to the presence of Adobe Creek. This creek was a key part of the ranch’s success and flows throughout the park, attracting fish, trees, birds, and other wildlife. You can also check their schedule for special events like Fandango, sheep shearing day, and living history day. There is even an Environmental Living Program where students and teachers can stay the night to experience the traditional activities of the site in the past.

3325 Adobe Road, Petaluma, CA, Phone: 707-762-4871

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