When you don’t want many frills, try this campground on a two-mile stretch of sandy beach. Open for day use as well, you’ll enjoy kite flying, horseback riding on the beach, and helping the kids (big or little) make sand castle masterpieces.
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A two mile stretch of sandy beach and a boardwalk makes this a popular place for picnicking, kite flying, and exploring sea life. Surrounded by water, campsites offer a good view of the beach or bay.
Beautiful, handcrafted clothing that are works of art. Owner Yeunni is an excellent seamstress who creates custom dresses and makes tailoring adjustments, so each of her elegant, unique. and beautiful creations are a perfect fit.
Dry Creek Farm features a small produce store offering yummy, juicy peaches, nectarines, plums and more, from June through September. Try the fresh peach jam as well as Bellini mix, peach chips and peach wood for barbeques. Delish!
This beach-themed shop found off the beaten path in beautiful Bodega Bay specializes in an eclectic mix of antiques, vintage items, and coastal treasures.
Music, drinks and fun in a historical building in sleepy little El Verano, CA. Converted from a train station, this lively bar and grill features live rock music, great prime rib and delectable wings. Also serves breakfast and lunch.
Tastefully decorated and unique, this business has carefully curated a selection of lovingly restored antiques and other delights. They offer an eclectic mix ranging from Grandpa's favorite old corkscrew to a pair of new cashmere baby socks.
Our intimate, Old World ambiance makes for the ideal respite from the downtown plaza, offering a wide array of wines by the glass, as well as bar bites.
From casual to dressy, Eraldi's upscale menswear is the perfect place to buy a t-shirt and socks or rent a tuxedo for a wedding. Several generations of experience are represented here, so you can trust that you will walk out happy.
This gallery consistently offers incredible contemporary paintings, sculpture, and mixed media. While exhibits feature internationally known artists, the gallery places a strong emphasis on artists from Northern California.
The perfect place to take the kids and the dogs to burn off energy. There are little league and softball fields, basketball courts, and a children’s play area. There is also a ½ acre dog park with picnic tables and a pet drinking fountain. Stay hydrated!
Great spirit. Great staff. Great beers. Ernie's Tin Bar is a bustling crossroads of whimsical local characters & a well-stocked 20-tap selection!
Held at the Bodega Bay Community Center, this lovely little market has good vibes, personable vendors, fresh food, and live music. It has a small town feel, but offers all the organic produce and offerings available at a much larger market.
Really comfortable place where they always welcome you like a local. Pool, burgers, hot dogs and mighty fine service. It’s a must try.
Wow! This park seems to have it all. Like what? How about picnic tables, barbeques, a playground, basketball and tennis courts, horseshoe pits, sand volleyball courts, walking trails, grassy areas, and swimming at the Aquatic Complex. Oh, and Wi-Fi.
Organic farming means the very freshest and most natural produce. That is what you will find at First Light Farm. Come and sample the goods, and go away with an array of fresh veggies that you know are grown with love and compassion for the earth.
An outdoor boot camp training system that aims to increase your movement and over-all wellbeing. Suitable for all ages and fitness levels. Breathe in the fresh Sonoma air while letting the professional staff help you to achieve your fitness goals.
A wide variety of walking and hiking trails means you can choose your difficulty level and scenery. Several lakes are available for fishing, and there are amazing views of Windsor from the foothills.
The natural beauty and historical importance of his park make it an exciting place to explore. A former Russian colony, the park features the first windmill in California, restored gun towers, and a Russian Orthodox chapel built in the early 1800's.
Gorgeous private club boasts an award-winning golf course, fitness center, infinity pool, tennis center, gourmet dining, and ample space for events. Nestled in the hills above Santa Rosa, this is a private sanctuary in the midst of wine country.
Offering two 18-hole championship golf courses, you have found the perfect location for your next tournament or event. Golf instruction, practice facilities, putting greens: If you love golf you will love it here. Spectacular wedding or party venue.
Freestone Artisan Cheese is truly a gem not to be missed. They sell hand crafted artisan cheeses, hot roasted California nuts, olive oils grown and pressed locally, as well as crêpes and tea.
Small market offering local fruits, veggies, nuts, cheeses, sauces, etc. All kinds of healthy snacks and trail mixes, as well as sweets galore! A charming stop on your wine country tour.
This neighborhood park boasts six acres of grassy areas, children’s play structures and swings, a snack shack, restrooms and a joint-use baseball/soccer field. Nice place to take the kids for some outdoor fun.
If you're looking for a great gift and love to shop local, you are sure to appreciate this small, family owned shop selling jewelry, blown glass, ethnic art, and more. The store is a wonderland of trinkets, making it a great place to browse.
This could be your new “go-to” spot in Sonoma County. It has pool tables, a nice, large outdoor area for smoking and chilling. Homey and welcoming, this is a great relaxed, cozy bar that treats its customers like friends. Because they usually are.
After a bit of wine tasting, take in a bit of history at this intriguing museum. The self-guided tours of General Vallejo’s home in Sonoma is definitely a don’t miss on your to-do list. Take timeless photos at this beautifully furnished, historic home.
Make the rounds to all the best wineries on bike! Eco-travel is a wonderful way to enjoy the scenery and vineyards at the perfect pace. Other wine tour options include kayaking, hiking, and private van.
Kick back and relax at this three-acre park which features tennis courts, horseshoe pits and picnic areas for the grown-ups. For the kids there are great playground structures and lots tress for shade and grass to run around in.
Seasonal open-air market operating on Sundays from May through October. Located inside the Jack London Village in charming Glen Ellen, CA.