Since 1990, Walker Creek Ranch has been a place for people to connect with each other, their communities, and nature. Each year, we serve 5,000 students in our overnight outdoor education …

Walker Creek flows year-round from the Soulajule Reservoir into Tomales Bay and the headwaters of the Pacific Ocean. Our creek is part of its own watershed and is home to many species, including the …

There are multiple ways you can join the Walker Creek community and attend upcoming celebrations here. We are on Instagram and Facebook, and also have a seasonal newsletter.

Her passion for connecting people to the natural world has led her to work in science communication at the California Academy of Sciences, as a youth field crew leader with the Pennsylvania Outdoor …

We also have a special Community Day each May that is free and open to the public. For anyone looking to stay in touch with our greater Walker Creek Ranch community, subscribe to our seasonal …

What are the hikes like? On the arrival day, students have a short and relatively easy walk, complete with ample time for lunch and a few activities on trail. The rest of the week, the hikes vary in scope …

Four lodges are available that offer semi-private rooms, rooms vary from two-five (2-5) beds. These lodges include fresh linens, a common area, central heating, bathrooms adjacent to the common …

There is a lot to do at the ranch to make your time here special, from swimming in our four-acre pond, to dancing in our rustic barn for an evening of celebration and festivity. We want to cater to your group’s …

Walker Creek Ranch is private property; the space and trails are open to registered guests only.

Over 20 miles of walking trail offer adventures for you, featuring a panoramic view from the top of Walker Peak and sightings of deer, fox, river otters, and newts.