Gualala Point Regional Park, Regional park at Sea Ranch, United States.

Gualala Point Regional Park covers 103 acres at the mouth of the Gualala River in Sonoma County, south of Gualala. The park holds a visitor center, picnic area, beach access and redwood campsites, with 2.9 miles of coastal trails. Gualala Point Beach is reachable by a paved, ADA-accessible path, and the campground lies east of Highway 1, linked to the day-use area by a short forested trail.

Gualala Point lies at the mouth of the Gualala River, a stream the Pomo knew as the place where waters meet. The visitor center displays on Native Americans, early California history and the logging industry of around 1900 trace how the river mouth was used for settlement, gathering and later timber work.

The visitor center displays exhibits on the Native Americans of the area, early California history, and the logging industry around 1900. These displays explain the three main strands of the region's past that shaped the land around the river mouth.

The park offers nineteen camping sites accommodating tents and RVs up to 24 feet in length without electrical hookups, and advance reservations are necessary. Plan your stay well ahead if you want to secure a spot during peak seasons.

The park contains a weather station at the Visitor Center that provides real-time local conditions through a partnership with Friends of the Gualala River.