Ricon Ridge Park

Rincon Ridge Park is a neighborhood park located in Santa Rosa, California. Spanning 1.83 acres, this public space offers recreational opportunities for residents and visitors in the northeastern part of the city. The park is situated in the Fountaingrove area, which was significantly affected by wildfires in October 2017.

The park features a mix of developed recreational areas and natural spaces. It includes a large grassy area suitable for various activities and picnics. The park's terrain incorporates both flat areas and some hilly sections, providing a diverse landscape for visitors to enjoy.

Rincon Ridge Park is known for its beautiful views, making it a popular spot for those seeking scenic vistas of the surrounding area. The park has undergone some changes in recent years, including fire safety measures. After the 2017 wildfires, efforts were made to reduce fuel sources in the park, with over 50 trees removed or converted into "habitat" trees along Park Gardens Drive. This work has made the forested areas safer and healthier while maintaining the park's natural beauty.

The park also includes a designated Sensitive Plant Area, which has been adopted by the Milo Baker Chapter of the California Native Plant Society since 2004 for conservation purposes. This area showcases and protects native plant species, adding an educational and ecological dimension to the park's offerings.