Tucked into the heart of Sonoma County, Cotati + Rohnert Park offer a relaxed blend of small-town character, everyday convenience, and open space. From Cotati’s walkable downtown and local gathering spots to Rohnert Park’s parks, neighborhoods, and family-friendly amenities, the two communities share an easygoing pace with plenty to explore. With Sonoma County’s wine country, farms, trails, and larger towns all within reach, Cotati + Rohnert Park make a welcoming place to put down roots.
Rancho Cotati
East Cotati
West Cotati
Downtown Cotati (Town Center)
Eagle Rock
Lower Penn Prairie
The Alphabet Sections (A-H, J-M, R, S)
University District (K Section)
Willowglen (W Section)
Holiday Park
Mountain Shadows
Country Club Estates
Spreckles Place
Colegio Vista
Petaluma's farm-to-table dining scene celebrates locally sourced ingredients, seasonal menus, and welcoming spaces. From neighborhood cafés to award-winning restaurants and craft cocktail bars, the city offers memorable dining experiences that reflect the region's agricultural roots.
Historic downtown Petaluma is home to charming boutiques, artisan goods, vintage finds, and contemporary fashion. Stroll along Kentucky Street to discover locally owned shops that showcase the city's creative spirit and historic character.
Petaluma offers endless opportunities for outdoor adventure and family fun. From hiking at Helen Putnam Regional Park to beach days at Dillon Beach and exploring Armstrong Redwoods, there's something for every lifestyle and season.
Petaluma enjoys a temperate climate with mild winters and warm, dry summers. Situated in Sonoma County, the town benefits from refreshing ocean breezes, keeping temperatures comfortable year-round. Summer days typically range from the mid-60s to the low 80s, perfect for exploring downtown or nearby vineyards, while winters bring cooler temperatures and occasional rainfall, maintaining lush landscapes and supporting our thriving agriculture and wine growing region.
Residents have multiple transportation options, including driving via Highway 101, which typically takes around 45 minutes to an hour. The SMART train, located in downtown Petaluma, provides a stress-free alternative, offering a scenic ride to downtown San Francisco with connections to BART and other public transit options. For those preferring to leave the driving to others, commuter buses like Golden Gate Transit offer regular service to the city.
From top-rated public schools like Casa Grande High School and Petaluma High School to esteemed private institutions such as St. Vincent de Paul High School, students have access to quality education. Additionally, Petaluma is home to innovative charter schools like Mary Collins at Cherry Valley, providing unique learning opportunities. With dedicated educators and a supportive community, Petaluma's schools strive to nurture the potential of every student.
