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Long Creek Winery and Ranch - Events area getting ready to set up

Long Creek Winery and Ranch

(13 reviews)

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Visited November 9th..see my receipt…read more First of all the warm and gracious owners allowed me in even though they were setting up for an event! It has a romantic vibe for wedding or special event! This winery is located off Ward Road in Oroville. It's close to town yet you feel you are in the Country! I think they have about 26 acres with a pond and make some delicious wines...including cabs...pinots..and sangiovose. They have a tasting room that is welcoming along with a larger area for events. They also sell some swag. I bought the Cabernet Sauvignon and the owner was so kind he gave me some delicious mandarins they grow on the property ! So juicy! I love the bridge and the cozy feel to the place. Family run! Although they don't have food or a wine club at this moment it is a great place to have a picnic with some exceptional places to enjoy the scenery! It was a Great experience with good wines and family atmosphere ( love the cute dogs!). Husband and wife owners and their family are kind and welcoming! Don't miss out on this place ( check their hours first). Bring a picnic basket and buy some of their wines and relax!

I enjoyed the wine so much I joined the club. The estate is beautiful with a cute tasting room and…read morelovely pond and waking path. It is also dog-friendly. I have to say the 1-star review here is uncalled for. My tasting fee was waived with a purchase of one bottle of wine. Though I would have been happy to pay it. It is only $5, and this a small, local business. The tasting included at least 7 wines. Toby, one of the owners, poured for us. He was very welcoming and knowledgable about the area. I loved the small, local feel. They also sold local almonds, eggs and beef.

Bella Rosa Farm - The groom's cottage

Bella Rosa Farm

(5 reviews)

We were lucky to have our wedding here in September 2019. Michelle and Tasha were amazing to work…read morewith. The venue was everything and more I ever dreamed of. It was private, quiet, beautiful, set next to a creek with a very rustic chic feel. Many of the items were we used were included in the rental of the the venue. Very affordable for the value we got! Highly recommend

Bella Rosa Farms is a beautiful, rustic, woodsy setting, ideal for a wedding venue. We celebrated…read moreour daughter's afternoon wedding here in early October, and it was a perfect day! The owner, Michelle, and her property manager, Tasha, are so nice to work with and have put a lot of time and effort into making Bella Rosa an ideal wedding spot. The ceremonies are held in a lovely wooded area next to a creek with wooden pews and arbor. The reception area is directly adjacent to the "outdoor chapel." The venue provides a large table that can be used as the head table for the wedding party, or in our case, for the buffet dinner and drinks served to our guests. Our bride and groom sat at a sweetheart table under a canopy of trees clustered with hanging lanterns - so pretty. There are wooden hutches scattered about that may be used as drink stations, desserts, favors, etc., and Bella Rosa provides a long list of antique furniture, and decor that may be used at no extra charge. There are two bars, a dance floor, two air-conditioned cottages for each the bride's and groom's parties, a separate building with two restrooms, comfortable seating areas scattered around the property for guests to relax in small groups, bocce ball and ample space for other outdoor lawn games and activities. The accent of a huge lighted "LOVE" sign added a special touch to the event. The natural beauty of the setting, along with the many rose plants on the property provide a spectacular backdrop for wedding pictures. In the afternoon, the sun dappled through the trees and created the most beautiful light. As the sun started to set, the numerous sets of string lights and lanterns that adorned the property were turned on, creating the most magical effect. Many of our 150 guests commented again and again on the beauty of the venue, and the bride, groom, and our families couldn't have been happier with this choice.

Historic Oroville Inn

Historic Oroville Inn

(12 reviews)

The Oroville Inn was awesome. Moved in for NLC early August when it was still extremely hot so I…read morewas really happy that all rooms have their own climate control. The AC works great and kept my room cold all August and September. I chose the semi-private room (2 rooms separated by a wall) both with a good size fridge, twin bed, and microwave. I was able to grocery shop for the week and keep all my food and a good about of frozen stuff in my personal fridge. Plenty of storage space under the bed, closet, and corner by the fridge. Fit all my clothes in the provided dresser, hung jackets and spare towels in the closet. Also the closet has enough space to put dirty clothes basket and shelf for towels, etc. Bathroom was super clean, water pressure was great, and water gets nice and hot if needed. Step in tub/shower if you want to take a bath (not that I ever did or do) but it's there if you wanted to. Carpet and room was really clean no stains or tares, also every room has a view of Downtown Oroville area, I was originally concerned with being on the 5th floor but it turned out great. Super good view and if I didn't want to carry my tools down the stairs I just took the elevator. The lobby is nice, big banquet area if you have study groups and laundry room is on ground floor with plenty or washing machines and dryers. Lots of nearby parking, I parked behind the building 95% of the time and never had any issue. The river trail is just across the street and a great place to run with a view! There are multiple flights of stairs to train on (Joe from NLC told us to find a flight of stairs and run them until you puke). Lots of good places to eat in walking distance...Boss Burger, Union, Coffee Shop (breakfast stuff), Tong Fong Low (really good), and even a sushi restaurant. The staff here is also really helpful. Jack lives on the premises so if you need anything (forget keys, pick up mail, etc) he is more than willing to help. The property managers are always available and super helpful. They upgraded our internet service because we attended class via zoom which was awesome. I was able to stream UFC events, football, FaceTime with family, whatever I wanted. Service was great. The best part about it however, was living in the same place with a bunch of guys from school. It was cool to see a big wave of yellow or orange shirts headed out for a day of work. I saw study groups (people 6 feet apart of course) guys going out to get dinner, going on runs together, etc. Gonna be sad to leave. I really enjoyed staying here and would recommend it to the next group of students! Thanks Oroville Inn! -Adam Oh ya, also there is a big dumpster downstairs for convenient trash removal.

The building is older but adequate.For as much money as they are making on this building the…read moreowners/management needs to hire a security company to watch the parking lots at night. There is not a week that goes by without 1-3 cars getting broken into or stolen. The Oroville police told my son to buy a different car. Like that is an option for an 18 year old.

Stansbury Home Preservation Association - Stansbury Home in Chico, CA.

Stansbury Home Preservation Association

(4 reviews)

This is a lovely, well-preserved Italianate Victorian home in downtown Chico which was donated to…read morebe preserved as a museum. Chico is lucky to have such a place as this, in addition to the very historic (and much larger) Bidwell Mansion. Unlike Bidwell, this is not a particularly important historic place in of itself, but simply a very nice, sizeable house of a local physician. There are many such houses in many towns and cities throughout California, but this is unusual because it has been preserved in basically original condition with only some small alterations which the family made made over the years, and because it is no longer a private home but open to the public. It was built by a physician and his wife who were not especially wealthy, but who were prominent locals at the time and who had inherited some money which they used to build a very nice house. One gets to see how they lived, and both how they were able to build a very nice house with modern amenities for the time, as well as how they were able to cut costs while still making the house look lavish. It includes the original stove, plus a newer stove added much later, the original wallpaper, furniture, lovely home-made blanket, and more. They also found pieces of some of the old wallpaper from the building which were left over and still in original condition, showing how the paper on the walls has changed colour over time due to fading and smoke. The house even includes a book with information on the items in the house which Mrs. Stansbury kept. It is a wonderful opportunity for people to see how people lived in such houses in the past, has many original items, furniture, and other family belongings. It includes Dr. Stansbury's medical office and medical equipment, also interesting. One can visit it on the weekends with a guided tour. The docent we had showed us every part of the house and we were the only ones there at the time. She provided a lot of information about the house and the history of the family. We spent about an hour there. It is definitely a local treasure and well worth a look.

This Italianate Victorian home has many original pieces to tell the story of Dr. Oscar and Libbie…read moreStansbury and their daughter Angeline. Located on the corner of Fifth and Salem in Chico, CA is listed in the National Register of Historic Places in 1975. What is most priceless is the docent named John ,who used to live there. He was such a great fact checker and story teller that he brought it all alive . Worth my time! RESOURCE:http://www.stansburyhome.org/history-of-the-stansbury-home.html

Deatherage Homestead - venues - Updated October 2026

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