Brush Creek Park

Brush Creek Park is a 2.2-acre neighborhood park located in Santa Rosa, California. The park follows the path of Brush Creek, a local waterway that converges with the larger Santa Rosa Creek. This urban green space offers residents a peaceful retreat within the city.

The park features a combination of paved and packed dirt surfaces, providing visitors with options for walking or cycling. The western side of the trail is paved, while the eastern side consists of packed dirt, allowing users to choose their preferred surface. This dual-surface design makes the park accessible to a variety of users, from casual walkers to cyclists.

Brush Creek Park serves as a connection point within Santa Rosa's network of parks and trails. A spur trail provides convenient access to nearby Rinconada Park, enhancing the park's connectivity to other recreational areas in the city. The park's location along Brush Creek also contributes to the city's efforts in preserving natural waterways and providing green corridors for wildlife.

Access to Brush Creek Park is available at both endpoints of the trail, as well as from several points in adjacent neighborhoods to the west of the creek. These access points include Yulupa Circle, Sherbrook Drive, and Shady Oak Place, making the park easily reachable for local residents.