Ragle Ranch Regional Park, Regional park in Sebastopol, US.

Ragle Ranch Regional Park covers 157 acres on the west side of Sebastopol. A paved loop path 0.83 miles around circles the park, with secondary paved paths for a par course. Unpaved trails lead to Atascadero Creek and its wetlands. Tennis and volleyball courts, a baseball diamond, and six soccer fields sit on the east side near Ragle Road.

Ragle Ranch Regional Park is named for the Ragle family ranch that once occupied this land west of Sebastopol. Sonoma County acquired the property and opened it as a regional park; today the entrance is at 500 Ragle Road and the park is run by the Sonoma County Regional Parks Department.

The park holds a Veterans Memorial Grove and a Peace Garden, two separate planted areas visitors can walk through. The paved loop of 0.83 miles and the par-course paths are used daily by Sebastopol residents for walking and jogging, and the six soccer fields on the east side near Ragle Road host local league play.

The entrance is at 500 Ragle Road on the west side of Sebastopol, and day use costs $8 per vehicle. The 0.83-mile paved loop is the easiest way around; unpaved trails lead to Atascadero Creek and its wetlands. Sports courts and six soccer fields sit on the east side near Ragle Road, with a playground, gazebo, barbecues and a dog park elsewhere.

The park's name comes from the Ragle family ranch that once occupied this land west of Sebastopol. The entrance at 500 Ragle Road still marks the old ranch approach, and the paved loop path measures 0.83 miles around. A small pond sits behind the restrooms.