I got an email from them saying that they are discontinuing the sticker tour and onsite store…read moreeffective August 1. The last day both are available is July 31. That's too bad. The tour and store were great. They had to shut this down because they are now sharing the facilities with another company and because of liability issues, they can no longer offer the tours. The online store is still open.

Mommy & me drive to Petaluma from Brentwood, drive going was over an hour without traffic. My…read moredaughter loves stickers and has been making mini sticker books which reminded me of mine when I was younger! We decided to check this place out, called a week ahead to rsvp since only open M-TH 11-2 for tours, it was spring break so perfect timing. JAke was our tour guide, she was very informative and Sweet. Tour was about an hour long. You get an mini bag filled with stickers when your done! $7 adults $5 kids spend $30 at store & get $7 back for taking a tour. Take an earlier tour if you can. Only one avail was 2pm when I called. The downside since it's so far is traffic , we left promptly at 3pm & got stuck on highway 37 for an hour , so our drive home became 2.5 hours

We took this tour last week and had a great experience. Linda is extremely knowledgeable about…read moreHealdsburg history, which was combined with specific recommendations for local stores. Highly recommended!

We had a wonderful two days with Linda seeing Healdsburg and the surrounding area!…read moreShe is a great historian and has been in the area for most of her life. She is knowledgeable , organized and personable ! A must for newcomers and for those who live in the neighborhood

I rented Wineberry Lodge and Blackberry Cottage for a wedding party of 11 people. All eleven of us…read morewere very comfortable at the location. Both places were beautifully decorated and furnished. They were also exceptionally clean. The kitchens in both places were very well equipped for gourmet cooking. Just a couple examples of unexpected food prep and entertainment equipment are coffee grinders, food scales, large serving plates, and extensive stemware for wine. Very unexpected supplies included whole bean coffee, fresh fruit and two bottles of wine. There are also a large number of toys and sports equipment in the garages. My son brought his own golf clubs and got in a round of golf while we were there, but the Wineberry Lodge has two sets of golf clubs in the garage in case someone does not want to transport their own clubs. The site is beautiful and located in a very convenient area for golf, wine tasting, and in my case about a three-minute drive from the Vine Hill House wedding venue Heidi was a wonderful host. I highly recommend either or both of Wineberry Lodge and Blackberry Cottage for a wine country getaway.

Just stunning! We rented this for some friends for a wedding we were having, they couldn't use it…read moreso the bride and groom did. It's just a beautiful property and Heidi is amazing to work with. Thank you!

I have been reluctant to give this review. I was hoping that after numerous texts and requests, to…read morethe staff and owner that I would receive at least a response. None was given. I wanted to work things out. I have kept a record of all the ignored and unanswered requests via email and text. Now that they have all my money and their helicopter is broken, there's no reason to be nice to me anymore. It wasn't about the training. It was all about just getting as much money out of me as possible. I have a log of all the flights over the homes that filed a noise complaint lawsuit against Helico. I was given the names of complaintants, TIM WINKLER, JOE and FRANK. There were some pretty negative comments by Helico staff as we passed over their homes. I spent close to forty thousand dollars and three years of my time studying to get my PPL. Private pilot's license. Helico promised to help me. That was a lie. They just wanted to suck me dry of money. I have been asking for 3 years for the Helico course outline & study, it's called the syllabyss. I recently texted Helico manager Karilee (September/October 2024) requesting a course syllabus, and she completely ignored me. I asked again. She sent me a text asking me "why I'm so pushy?" It's a joke the way Helico is managed. Maybe I dodge a bullet. The 2007 Robinson R44 Raven ll helicopter N557SM was definitely on its last leg. It had close to 4400 hours. It leaked a quart of oil every time we went out. Some instruments did not work. It was not burning the oil. It was leaking it everywhere. So we would just add another quart of oil every time before we went up for a flight. This is in the flight log book. Plus, there is a huge oil stain on the tarmac under the helicopter. This is the same helicopter that they were renting out to take people on tours. N557SM. I am not a mechanic, but I feel this helicopter was pretty well worn out. That is why it's going to be torn down and out of service for the next year. You could not even store gear in the storage departments under the rear seats because they were full of oil that was leaking through the firewall. They put diaper like material in there to absorb the oil. It was bad. I put squawks in the log book that I thought the oil use was excessive, but it was ignored. The exhaust pipe to the muffler had a burn through it. I mentioned that to my CFI Ryan Wax. I showed it to him. He said, "Don't worry about it, I don't think it matters." He can not make that call because he is not a certified aircraft mechanic. I believe FAA rules a mechanic must make that determination. I had another instructor take me up while he was hung over from drinking excessively the night before. He told me so. He said he had a really bad headache and did not get much sleep. Another FAA violation. He was fired later. Another instructor asked me if I wanted to do "zoomies". I had never heard of that before. We proceeded to do high-speed stunts. I have a video. The list just goes on and on and on. I don't know why it was like this, but we're going to get to the bottom of it. I am filing an FAA complaint. More to come.

Take to the skies for a picturesque helicopter tour…read more Helico tours are exclusive, exciting, and offer stunning sprawling views of the Sonoma Coast and wine country. We booked a side by side tour (two helicopters) for my husbands birthday and were incredibly impressed with the care and service. We enjoyed a flight over The Sonoma coast and wine country--spectacular views. Such a fun and rewarding experience. Service-Welcoming professional staff and pilots. Tours: They off an array of fun tour routes --fabulous for birthdays and or an anniversary; perfect for any occasion!

What a beautiful gem in our county for a bit of respite retreat or a group retreat. The grounds are…read morebeautiful and the accommodations clean and functional. Meals are healthy and made from scratch. A bonus is the Saint Stephen's chapel for meditation and Sunday service. I can't believe I didn't know about this before.

Great stay with amazing food. Perfect location for our small group to hold meetings. Great hiking…read moretoo.

Our wine trip we stopped in to Paul Mahder Gallery, was able to enjoy GrapeSeed wine tasting and…read morebring in your own food to enjoy. Danny Ray Burlington, the wine Ambassdor, was amazing with our tasting, service and provided so much education. Fur Baby - Buckley, 8 Years Lo & Behold Bar and Kitchen - Takeout The gallery was amazing. Filled with so many different artist and an array of colors. You can spend hours there. Each area of art they have made seating for you to just sit, sip your wine and just enjoy. They house "The 222" a nonprofit that supports performing arts with shows. It is also a great event center to host your parties. It is a must visit.

They have spirits infused ice cream which is a definite draw and the kind proprietress is eager to…read morelet you have a taste. Inside the gallery is the world largest moss wall which envelops a modern lounge area that would be perfect for any reception. The feature global artists and have a well curated collection.

Cutest card store ever and they have the funniest sarcastic cards for all occasions. I picked up a…read morefew sweet wedding cards here too. The two women who were working when I went were very nice, sweet and helpful. This is also a great place to pick up little gifts!

Such an awesome little shop to splurge on gifts for friends/family. If you're looking for some epic…read moresocks with honest sayings on them, look no further. Marsha will help you out with badass socks for badass women. I do love the amounts of unicorn items. Who doesn't love unicorns? Need a card for an occasion? This place has it all.

I have passed Morton's hundreds of times in my 40 years of living in Sonoma County remarking to…read moremyself I'd check it out sometime. Yesterday I finally did and we had a fabulous time! My grandkids were visiting me and I wanted to find a fun place to visit- so glad we did! I purchased day passes in advance ($22) that included parking & a full day at their pools. The staff person at the gate was welcoming and informative. Happy we came midweek as I can only imagine how crowded it could get. I appreciated the shower first rule and pleased the shower water wasn't cold. We easily found a row of lounge chairs with umbrellas where we dropped our towels. The pools were divine with a perfect warm temperature. The lifeguard, Moshe, was quite friendly and checked in with my grandkids on their water safety knowledge- thank you. When we were ready to eat we crossed the road to the expansive lawn area that included plenty of picnic tables After swimming and playing in the pool some more we packed up and checked out the creek area. It is quite pretty and well shaded. The water was much cooler and I do not think it was ADA accessible. Overall we had a successfully fantastic day here!

Went on a Tuesday morning to this beautiful little hidden gem not far from Santa Rosa. Nice staff…read more 2 warm spring pools and a small pool for babies. Also a creek/river, but I didnt partake this trip. A cute café on site as well, but we brought our own food. Entry free was reasonable and plenty of parking. Things I wasnt in love with ...no food or drinks (except water) near pool. Chairs, picnic tables, and open green spaces outside of pool area are free to eat or picnic there. Also, after 12 pm, children can use any of pools and it changes the vibes of course. Lifeguards did a good job of keeping everyone calm.