Jack London State Historic Park
This 1,400 acre state park tells the story of famed writer/adventurer Jack London who made Glen Ellen and the Sonoma Valley his home.
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This 1,400 acre state park tells the story of famed writer/adventurer Jack London who made Glen Ellen and the Sonoma Valley his home.  Explore the cottage, Beauty Ranch, Wolf House ruins and the House of Happy Walls Museum.  The diverse landscape is rich in natural beauty with more than 26 miles of trails and stunning vistas.Â
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A must stop
This was our fourth visit and our friends first visit. We love taking people here when we go to California. It is an amazing place with natural beauty, a great walk to an amazing ruins, and unique...
Wonderful insight into Jack London
It costs $10 a car to enter the park. Turn to the left, park your car and start with the museum, which was the home Charmian had built and lived in a few years after Jack died in 1916. The...
Glad We Stopped
If you know of Jack London this is a must see place. The tours are conducted by knowledgeable volunteers. Worth taking the time if you can connect.