Visitors flock to Sonoma County towns like Rohnert Park for the small-town charm, wide range of restaurants and activities, and the award winning wineries. While you’re in there, you can visit the vibrant farmer’s market, hike one of the trails at a local park, or fit in a round of golf, all while enjoying comfortable lodging in Rohnert Park, an excellent home base for exploring Sonoma County.
Find plenty of unique places to stay during your next visit to the the historic town of Petaluma. No matter what your price range, these accommodations provide a blend of luxury and local flair for every guest.
Grab your binoculars and take a seat on the sand: scenic spots and ocean views are just some of the appeal when it comes to staying in Bodega Bay. But don’t forget about spas, fireside dining, and immersion in nature—these elements define a stay on the coast of Bodega Bay.
The Sonoma County bar scene offers everything from cozy, historical retreats to modern, sleek lounges. After the wineries are closed, these restaurants and bars beckon to visitors with their ambiance, cuisine, cocktails, and local wines.
When we talk about Central Sonoma, we’re highlighting the cities of Sebastopol, Graton, Guerneville, and of course Santa Rosa. Each of these cities offers visitors a unique experience, so we’ve taken the guesswork out of play and highlighted some of the best places to sleep, eat, drink, and play for your perfect weekend escape.
About an hour north of San Francisco, Alexander Valley holds more than 100 wineries and a collection of the very best farm-to-table restaurants. Comprised of small yet charming towns like Cloverdale, Geyserville, and Healdsburg, Alexander Valley is home to many skilled artists and artisans, Consider visiting this region if you enjoy unique, original works of art and excellent red wines.
One of the best things about visiting Northern California Wine Country is that you have so many choices when it comes to making the most of those vacation days. The wines available in Sonoma County have something to offer every palate, but more often than not, what pushes folks toward Sonoma County is its stunning coastline.
Sonoma County is home to 55 miles of California coastline. The coast is a dream for fishermen, surfers, abalone divers, and wine enthusiasts who love Pinot Noir and Chardonnay from the cool climate of the Sonoma Coast region.
A destination for wine and relaxation, downtown Healdsburg has more than 30 wineries within walking distance. And while wine is often the main attraction in Healdsburg, you can also enjoy downtown Healdsburg’s lively historic plaza, offering free concerts on Tuesday evenings as well as dining and great shopping including a bookstore, art gallery, and even an old fashioned soda fountain.
Friday, June 19 through Sunday, June 21, Out in the Vineyard presents Gay Wine Weekend 2015. This is one of the largest gay wine events in the world and not to be missed. Sonoma County has been named one of America’s top 20 LGBT tourist destinations and the weekend features a busy schedule of LGBT events with world class wine, food, music, and dancing.
