Create timeless, natural landscapes with Sierra Mix River Rock, a premium decorative river stone featuring a beautiful blend of soft gray, blue-gray, tan, cream, and earth-tone pebbles. Naturally rounded by flowing rivers, these smooth stones add texture, color, and durability to residential and commercial landscapes while requiring little to no maintenance.
Available in 3/8", 3/4", 1.5", 2"x4", and 4"x8" sizes, Sierra Mix River Rock is ideal for everything from decorative ground cover and pathways to dry creek beds, erosion control, and water-wise landscapes. Its naturally rounded shape promotes excellent drainage while creating a clean, elegant appearance that complements modern, rustic, and traditional landscape designs.
Unlike bark or mulch, Sierra Mix River Rock won't decompose, fade quickly, or require frequent replacement, making it a long-lasting investment for outdoor spaces throughout the Bay Area.
Ideal Applications
Decorative landscape ground cover
Garden beds and planter areas
Dry creek beds
Water features and ponds
Drainage swales and French drains
Rain gardens
Tree rings and shrub borders
Xeriscaping and drought-tolerant landscapes
Erosion control projects
Commercial landscapes and HOA common areas
Available Sizes
3/8" Sierra Mix River Rock – Ideal for decorative ground cover, planter beds, pathways, and drainage applications.
3/4" Sierra Mix River Rock – A versatile size for garden beds, walkways, dry creek beds, and general landscape installations.
1.5" Sierra Mix River Rock – Perfect for decorative accents, drainage projects, larger planter beds, and natural-looking creek features.
2"x4" Sierra Mix River Cobbles – Excellent for dry creek beds, erosion control, pond edges, water features, and bold landscape accents.
4"x8" Sierra Mix River Cobbles – Large decorative cobbles designed for creek beds, shoreline stabilization, erosion control, water features, and statement landscape designs.
Why Choose Sierra Mix River Rock?
Beautiful natural blend of gray, blue, tan, cream, and earth-tone stones
Naturally rounded and smooth for a premium appearance
Low-maintenance alternative to bark and mulch
Helps suppress weeds when installed over landscape fabric
Excellent drainage performance
Durable and colorfast with long-lasting natural beauty
Suitable for residential, commercial, municipal, and HOA projects
Available in multiple sizes to suit virtually any landscape application
Coverage Guide
Coverage varies depending on stone size and installation depth.
Decorative ground cover: approximately 2–3 inches deep
Dry creek beds: approximately 4–8 inches deep
Drainage applications: install according to project specifications
Use our Material Calculator to estimate the amount of Sierra Mix River Rock needed for your project.
Bulk Delivery Throughout the Bay Area
Bay Area Landscape Supply offers fast, reliable bulk delivery of Sierra Mix River Rock to homeowners, landscapers, contractors, builders, HOAs, and municipalities throughout:
Marin County
Sonoma County
Alameda County
Contra Costa County
San Francisco
San Mateo County
Solano County
Whether you need a single cubic yard for a backyard project or multiple truckloads for a commercial development, we'll deliver directly to your jobsite.
Frequently Asked Questions - Sierra Mix River Rock
Does Sierra Mix River Rock vary in color?
Yes. Because it is a natural river stone, each load contains unique blends of gray, blue-gray, tan, cream, and earth-tone colors.
Can I use it around plants?
Absolutely. Sierra Mix River Rock is an excellent decorative mulch replacement that helps conserve soil moisture while creating a clean, finished appearance.
Is it suitable for driveways?
No. For heavy vehicle traffic, we recommend 3/4" angular hard basalt, granite or limestone type of gravel.
Can it be used in water features?
Yes. Sierra Mix River Rock is commonly used in ponds, waterfalls, streams, and dry creek beds because of its smooth, naturally rounded appearance.
Do you offer bulk delivery?
Yes. We provide bulk delivery throughout Marin, Sonoma, Alameda, Solano, Contra Costa, San Francisco, and San Mateo Counties.
