Guajome Ponds & Wildlife Trail

Enter the regional park and use the trail map to choose a pond-oriented route rather than walking into the campground by mistake.

Pay the posted day-use fee and use a marked day-use lot; campground parking is reserved for registered use.

Day use is open 9:30 a.m. to sunset.

Restrooms are available in developed day-use and campground areas, not continuously along the trail network.

$5 vehicle day-use parking; posted rates control.

Developed day-use approaches are firmer, while pond and habitat trails vary in natural surface, grade, and seasonal condition.

Follow County leash, wildlife, and cleanup rules; keep dogs out of ponds and sensitive habitat.

The full trail system is larger than a short pond stroll. Photograph the map and choose a turnaround based on heat, daylight, and children's energy. Carry water, respect wildlife, watch children near ponds, and avoid muddy or closed trail sections after weather.