Attended a wedding at their Social Club , it's summer so it was little wind with dust in the air…read moreand dry grass, lots of parking , bathroom 2 stalls somewhat clean , the event hall was a very nice size and perfect for any event. yes its a windy road to get past the rv camp site and trails but signs posted so you won't get lost. We did leave before the sun went down so not sure about lights at night. great experience

I am not a hiker at all! But went on a short hike in the early morning. Luckily the day we went, it…read morewasn't too warm. Trails are easy to follow. I did, however, have to make multiple rest stops because I was dying lol. View was gorgeous and the picture does not do justice. There were maybe 3 other small groups when we got there but we were so spread apart that we didn't run into each other. On the way back down, I had a mishap and my shoelace hoop hooked onto my other shoes hook and I took a nice fall. It was my mistake and not the trails. I didn't even try to fix my mistake because as we were nearing the parking lot, I tripped again (same reason) and I fell on the rocks right before the asphalt. We had a good laugh. The employee who was on the golf cart was on his way back and saw me on the ground. He kindly asked if I needed help but I was too busy laughing and embarrassed that I declined his help. This will definitely be a memory to remember!

Complete with a massive playground area, Fuller Park is excellent. Lots of parking, lots of shade…read moretrees, several picnic tables about. I love that the playground is surrounded by a low fence with limited access which makes it harder for little ones to wander off or for strangers to approach. I had an enjoyable visit at this block-sized park. Plenty of space to move around and not have to rub shoulders with others. Street parking is available along the perimeter. [Review 21006 overall - 523 in California - 1991 of 2023.]

Wow this park is huge! Way bigger than I expected. Several locals walk their dog here while…read moreenjoying a nice stroll. I think my favorite part about this park is the tall redwood trees and the rose garden. Such a nice touch. The playground itself is nice. There's one for toddlers and another for older kids. The one for big kids was slightly dirty and run down. It also had a lot of spider webs. I also wish the playground had an enclosed gate but there are two huge openings. There's a lot of picnic tables, bbq pits, a bathroom and trash cans around. Plenty of shade for those hot summer days and parking in the residential neighborhood as well. I think they can do a better job at keeping the area clean -- that' was my biggest ick.

Came here with the kiddos while my wife enjoyed some tastings. Most places don't allow kids so it's…read moregreat that this place is in close vicinity The kids didn't want to leave. Lots of space and they made friends quickly. All the big kids in the playground were playing a game of freeze tag and while having plenty of places to hide, as a parent you didn't feel like your kid was going to get lost or run into traffic. I really love the redwood trees that provide plenty of shade and the big lawn that allows families to set up a picnic or just lay around soaking up some sun

This is a beautiful park in Yountville and I recommend walking through here! All the flowers smell…read moredelicious and they are in full bloom! The area itself is gorgeous!! I highly recommend taking a trip up here and strolling through the park!!

******Off Leash Park?!?!?****…read more There are plenty of signs reminding dog owners of the leash laws, but it's clearly not enforced.

What a gorgeous fenced dog park they have with a nice trail and fresh green grass! Our goldendoodle…read morepuppy Midnight loved it, definitely tuckered him out! I especially loved seeing all the birds in their little wooden bird houses and beautiful flowers in bloom! I would HIGHLY recommend this park and hubby and I are looking forward to returning to explore more! SYOY! :D Music: Walk by @iksonmusic

A great playground that is broken down into two play areas: one for the youngest kids and one for…read morethe older kids. Both have slides and sand box areas. The smaller kid area is fenced off to help keep the kids inside. Note for those with smaller kids the bathrooms do not have changing tables.

Super clean there is a space for the big kids and little kids. Lots of shade!…read more https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cFSe1oPcFWA

What a wonderful park! Easy to park the Sprinter van, put on my boots and go for a fabulous morning…read morewalk. Sadly, too overcast this morning to enjoy the view . But the trails are pretty well traveled so I wasn't concerned about getting lost. Other folks hiking were friendly and there are spot along the way to sit and enjoy the greenery. Leashed dogs are permitted. On a Sunday morning, extremely peaceful. Yes, there are some port-a-potties but that's about it. Plan ahead. [Review 21005 overall - 522 in California - 1990 of 2023.]

There are several different great trails at Westwood Hills and quite steep at certain points so…read moreyou'll get a good workout. Small parking lot at the base but if it's full there's plenty of street parking as well. A couple of picnic tables are also at the base along with a nature museum. Definitely bring water with you as there are no water spouts/fountains on any of the trails. Closed toed shoes are a must as possion ivy is present along with blackberry bushes. Most of the trails provide plentry of shade and pretty foliage. Views of the whole Napa Valley await you at the top (with a couple of benches to take a nice rest). Some days a layer of fog will sit above the valley but that usually burns off by late morning. You'll come across lots of dogs and kids so this place is good for all.

My friend and I were staying in Yountville. The trailhead was about an 1/2 drive. If you're looking…read morefor a short loop hike, 2.4 miles, this is it. It's a beautiful hike filled with dense forest and streams. It's a fairly easy hike, well kept, with stairs at most of the steep paths, very narrow at spots and a lot of poison oak/Ivy off the sides of the path. Located on the Bartholomew Winery, a private park with hours from 10:00 AM to 4:30 PM when the main gate gets locked (big sign). There is plenty of free parking. My friend and I walked the trail around 1:30 PM. on a Wednesday. We only saw one other hiker the whole time, so nice, so peaceful, we had the whole forest to ourselves. LOL there was a warning sign for Mountain Lions, we did not see or hear anything, only the birds and the stream. I would definitely recommend this trail and I would come back to walk it again.

another glorious day hiking here! each season offers unique beauty & today was no exception. due to…read morelimited time today we opted for the shorter loop- a nice amount of climbing included.

Great huge park that has lots of land to run around and play and a playground. It also has ponds…read morethat has a boat launch and one where ducks are all gathered. Pay attention to the signs of what to feed and what not to feed the ducks!

How does a public park not have 5 of 5 stars?…read more Swung by with my husband and pup to relax between meals basically lol, and it was lovely. They have two sand volleyball pits, public bathroom, lots of picnic tables, lots of green grass and lots of trees. There's also a trail for hiking and it's dog friendly. We threw down a blanket and took a catnap in the shade under the trees and when my dog got bored, we watched the volleyballers battle it out a ways away. They have a decent sized parking lot available, with additional parking in a smaller lot just up the road closer to the baseball diamond.

Staff were incredibly friendly!…read more The upper pond was lovely. Lots of spots to sit down. Perfect place to bring some snacks and hang out. The flowers were pretty. A lot of the trails were shaded!

The Sonoma Botanical garden was much bigger than I thought it would be. At 67 acres, I think it's…read morethe largest in the bay area, The garden felt more like an arboretum with trails and lots of trees rather than a stroll garden with flowers. The first time I went I didn't realize you could look at a map beforehand because it's not a simple find on their website but I suggest looking beforehand to see what it offers (plan your visit-visitor information-download map). The rose garden here was underwhelming. This one was quite small and didn't look like it was maintained. If you want to see roses I'd recommend the nearby Cornerstone gardens, which have a much better rose garden, and they don't charge an entrance fee. I loved the pond with the lily pads and the Asian garden with all the greenery and small bridges. I also loved how garden was right next to a vineyard. Sonoma is beautiful and warm and it's nice driving up the 12 looking at wineries and admiring the scenery.

Free parking and a short hike up a hill will get you a chance to check out this cool statue of the…read moremechanics behind making wine. You'll probably need to head on the grass to get the best snapshots. Plan for tenish minutes if you hit a crowd, otherwise, its a quick fly-by.

Meet the Grape Crusher…read more Many, many years ago, my Girl Scout troop helped at a family vineyard in Florida. Wow. That gave me a lot of respect for all of the labor that goes into harvesting and crushing grapes. The Grape Crusher pays homage to all those who labored to make Napa Valley what it is today. This monumental sculpture is visible from the highway, but you can exit to take a closer look. The vineyard worker wears a wide brimmed hat. He has both hands gripping the handle of the press and one foot braced against the basket. (We were also sweating, but that was because it reached 104 F on a very unseasonably hot day in October... so bonus...we had the park to ourselves.) Beautiful scenic views from the park. Free parking available with an easy inclined paved walkway to the statue. Worth a short stop for a quick photo op.