Sabina's Guidebook

Summer tend to be the busiest time in Napa. Make sure to book in advance restaurants and wineries.

By car. Uber and Lyft available approximately 5 min wait time. I have plenty of street parking including 2 driveways.

Winter time in Napa rains, gets cold especially at night time. Get your jacket. Few nice outfits for wineries and restaurants.

During Covid reservations highly encouraged to wineries and restaurants. Spring and Summer very busy. Make sure you book your favorite restaurant and winery.

You want to have something comfortable for wineries yet fancy. For dinner fancy, lunch could be casual.

Train town is super fun for smaller kids. They have a farm cool attractions and rides for kids.

Bike or walk and explore 11 large-scale public art murals along a two-mile paved stretch of Downtown Napa’s Rail Arts District.

Rent kayaks or SUP boards and paddle the Napa River.

Get comfy hiking shoes and sportswear. Safe to run if you up for it. Skyline Wilderness Park 850 Green Acres.

A lively place to stroll through, shop, and eat - stop at Napa Bookmine for children’s books to read during the trip.

Watch the natural geyser erupt, visit with the rescue animals, and find fun surprises in the gift shop.

Tour the historic Bale Grist Mill, still in operation, and hike miles of shaded trails. Bothe State Park also offers yurt camping and a swimming pool for overnight guests.

For hands-on experiences with wildlife, check out Connolly Ranch, a working farm in Napa with an education center that sponsors programs to teach little ones all about nature. They also offer a Saturday Farm Camp in the summer, where adults can spend some guilt-free hours exploring the Napa Valley while the kids have fun unplugging on the 12-acre ranch.

Especially after pandemic most wineries don’t take walk ins.

Most attractions are 5-20 min away.