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…Nestled right next to the animals sit 30 luxury tent cabins imported from Botswana. The tents come with queen beds, en-suite bathrooms, polished hardwood floors and private viewing decks. Beltane…
…Sonoma County—at a local orchard. Sonoma County Farm Trails lists the many farms that are open to visitors. And don’t miss the Gravenstein Apple Fair, where you can sample the fruits in cookies,…
…Sonoma County wine legend Richard Arrowood gained notoriety as the winemaker for Chateau St. Jean in the 1970s. Nearly three decades later, he opened Amapola Creek, a small-batch winery known…
From craft cocktail bars and brewpubs to late-night dives, Sonoma Wine Country has a vibrant nightlife. There are so many fun spots to check out it can be hard to…
…a cyclist. If so, get ready, because world-class biking terrain is all around you. From hard-dirt forest trails (delightfully muddy when it rains) to steep cliffs edging the ocean, there’s…
…Creek. Yes, bakery. The five private cottages sit in a romantic compound, decorated in themes of antique knotty pine, bamboo garden, and the Baker’s Loft, finished in hardwood. They overlook…
…this family-run restaurant also hones in on the proprietors’ Nepalese background, showcasing harder-to-find Nepalese and Tibetan dishes as well. Change it up with their succulent Fish Curry or go straight…
…fort’s amazing history. After touring the buildings, explore the surroundings. You can walk down to the beach and tidal pools, check out the old Russian cemetery and historic orchard, or…
…Jewelers This shop is owned by a husband and wife team. The husband, Richard, is a trained gemologist who is a fanatic about beautifully crafted, unique jewelry. He offers a…
…Museum, 2301 Hardies Lane 707-579-4452 schulzmuseum.org Father’s Day Bubbles, Brews, and BBQ Gloria Ferrer Caves & Vineyards Let Dad take a break from the grill this year and enjoy a…
…Having grown up in a walnut orchard and learned to drive a tractor before she learned to drive a car, Wilson was happy to go into the family business of…
…trail ends in Forestville. Detour through a few side streets and then sample Wine Guerrilla’s Zinfandel on the hard-to-miss-it main street, and Joseph Jewell’s Pinot Noir and Chardonnay, before hopping…
