Dogs are allowed on leash - owners must pick up and discard any pet waste. Check our online calendar to learn about public programs and special events at Homer Ranch. Homer Ranch has a parking lot, information kiosk, and trails available during open hours.

The ranch is home to a significant portion of one of the largest, healthiest, and last remaining sycamore alluvial woodlands in the world and extensive blue oak woodlands. The area serves as a critical wildlife corridor for a variety of species such as resident and migratory birds, mule deer, and mountain lions, and provides an important link between Dry Creek and conserved land to the northeast.

SRT purchased this property in 2004 from Stephanie and Richard Homer, whose great, great grandparents homesteaded the area in the late 1800’s. Today, SRT manages the ranch for rare habitat protection, livestock grazing, and public education and enjoyment.