We spent two nights at Wildhaven Sonoma with two families. After the trip, I wanted to share some practical things that would have been helpful for us to know before booking, especially around when to go, the tents, kids, the Russian River, cooking, restrooms, showers, and what to bring. A special thank you to Fred, our onsite host, who was warm, welcoming, and quick to help whenever we needed anything. **When to go** If you have flexibility, I definitely recommend going on weekdays, especially Thursday and Friday nights. It was much less crowded and more relaxing for us than a weekend would be. Weekend pricing is also on the expensive side, while weekday pricing felt more reasonable. Two nights was a good amount of time for our family. **Check-in** If this is your first visit, try to arrive during the check-in window (they do have late check-in instructions post 6pm) so you have time to ask questions and get familiar with the property. The onsite team is also responsive by text or phone if you need something after hours. **The tents** The tents are cozy and comfortable, and the heated mattress is great for colder nights. The Standard 1-Queen tent worked well for one family, and there is also a heater/fan and charging ports inside. The tents are fairly close together, so you can hear the neighboring family talking, but we never found it uncomfortably loud. **Kids** Kids will have a blast here. If you are traveling with children, check the cot, linens and pillow when you arrive. Our cot setup was initially missing, but onsite host Fred responded within about an hour and got everything we needed very quickly. **Russian River** There are multiple river access points, and we used the farther one because it was shallow and more kid-friendly. We brought both adult and kids' tubes, but decided not to tube because the current was fairly swift and we did not want to take the risk with the kids. We also noticed quite a few flies around the river in the morning and evening, so around 10 AM to 11 AM worked best for us. **River-facing tents** Personally, I would not pay extra for a river-facing tent. The river is easily accessible from the property, and we spent plenty of time there without needing a river-facing tent. In fact, if possible, get tents closer to the rest room by asking the property or host which is much more useful, especially when kids or adults want to use restroom in the middle of the night. **Grilling** Having a firepit grill right in front of the tent was one of our favorite features. We could also park fairly close to or behind the tent, which made bringing food and supplies much easier. We brought our own campfire cooking grill and preferred using it because it gave us a clean cooking surface. **Healdsburg** Safeway in Healdsburg is very convenient for food and supplies, and you can get pretty much everything you need for the stay there. They even have paneer if you want to grill something vegetarian, although it is a little pricey. There is also a Starbucks in the same shopping complex, which was convenient for getting coffee. Healdsburg does have Thai, Indian and Mediterranean options for lunch/dinner. **Restrooms** The restrooms were clean, but they could get crowded during busier periods. This is one area where I think upgrading the existing restrooms would be a worthwhile improvement for the property. The additional outdoor restrooms were a lifesaver for us on multiple occasions. **Showers** The showers were clean and comfortable, and they provide shampoo and body wash. This was better than what I expected from a glamping property and made the stay much easier with kids. **Dish washing** There is a communal BBQ and dishwashing area where you can clean your vessels and cutlery. They provide dishwashing liquid and scrubbers, which was a nice touch and made cooking for the family much easier. **Nights** The property gets quite dark at night, which is part of the charm but something to be prepared for. Headlamps are a must, and I would recommend bringing one for every person, especially when walking to the restrooms with kids. **What to bring** Our most useful items were a campfire cooking grill, grill tools, skewers, fire starter, lighter, firewood, headlamps, water shoes for both kids and adults, trash bags and cups for tea or coffee. They have hot water available, so having your own cups is convenient. **Overall** We stayed for two nights with another family, with two adults and one young child in each family. It was a very relaxing family getaway, and the combination of comfortable tents, river access, campfire cooking and being close to Healdsburg made it easy to enjoy without doing traditional camping. read more

This was our second stay at Wildhaven. If you had asked me after our first visit last fall whether I'd recommend this place, my answer would have been an emphatic yes. We loved it so much that we planned to make it an annual family tradition. Unfortunately, this trip completely changed my opinion. This time we booked one of the cabins instead of a tent. My reservation clearly stated there would be four guests, yet the cabin only had three pillows. My kids slept on the futon, and the blanket provided for them had obviously not been washed--it was covered in dog hair and goathead stickers. When I asked for extra pillows and blankets, I was told they didn't have any available. I ended up having to Instacart pillows and blankets on the second day because it was too late to get them the first night. My kids used my blanket that first night. I understand and appreciate that Wildhaven is dog-friendly, but I think there should either be designated pet-friendly cabins or a much more thorough cleaning process between guests. What if my children had severe dog allergies? That simply isn't acceptable. The campground was also completely booked, so I expected the shared facilities to be cleaned more frequently. Instead, the men's restroom was filthy by 7:00 p.m., and the cleaning log showed it hadn't been serviced since 4:19 p.m. The handwashing and dishwashing stations were also out of paper towels. The final disappointment was the wagon policy. Campers are encouraged to buy firewood on-site to help prevent the spread of invasive insects, which we happily did. However, we were told we had to pay to rent a wagon just to transport the firewood and ice to our cabin. Last fall, guests were allowed to use the wagons at no charge for this purpose. Charging extra for something that supports campground rules and conservation efforts felt frustrating and unnecessary. Wildhaven is still a beautiful property, and that's what makes this experience so disappointing. We truly wanted this to become a yearly family tradition, but after this visit, I don't think we'll be returning. I hope management addresses these issues because this place has so much potential, and our first experience showed just how great it can be. read more

We recently had a two night stay at Wildhaven, with two other families. We had booked about 6 months in advance and every time I called with questions, the staff was very helpful, friendly and helped answer my questions in detail. The only disappointment was that one of the three riverside tents was not next to the other two, even though we had booked the tents in 1 reservation. I thought I had confirmed they were next to each other, but it did not work out that way. While we were at Wildhaven, we had horrible rainy weather. However, our family still had a blast! The rain didn't stop the kids from biking, scootering, fishing, etc. We made the best of it and everyone had a great time. The facilities were clean, the tents were spacious, the beds were very comfortable and the website accurately described all amenities. We paid extra for the early check in and it was worth it because it gave us more time to get settled in before heading to the river and maximizing our first day. I would recommend water shoes for adults and kids because the river is really rocky. We failed to bring water shoes and lost two pairs of sandals that floated down stream. We look forward to another trip at Wildhaven :) read more

We had an amazing glamping experience here. The facility is clean and feels safe for us with young kids. Our tent was ready during checking in at 4PM. We parked our car right at the back of the tent. The queen bed suited us for 2 adults & 1 young kid. There's a picnic table & fire pit if you want to have meal right in front the tent. We went during summer but the night was pretty cold. Even after turning on the heated pad and bundled in the cozy duvet, I had to wear hoodie on top of my PJ. The bathrooms were clean. Even when I went at 2AM to use it, it was well lit (but you do need to bring flashlight to walk there). The shower rooms are clean and the water pressure was good. It has shampoo, conditioner, and body wash inside. There is a communal gas BBQ and picnic tables near the shower area. You just need to bring utensils & food for your meal. There are washing stations with sponges & dish soap too. The Russian River is right in front of the property with various small 'beaches' along the riverbanks. However, do be careful of the current as it can be pretty strong. Life jacket is highly recommended for younger kids. You can rent inner tube at the store for $25/day. The store opens at 8am-7pm with complimentary coffee, tea, and hot cocoa. They sell burritos, snacks, cup noodle, beverages, and wine. There are some seating area around the store to hang around & eat. read more

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First time glamping and we loved it. We stayed in a Riverside Queen tent. I chose Riverside expecting the river to be visible but it's not. If we return, I wouldn't pay extra for riverside. The canvas tent was very nice (see picture). My only complaint is that there was a fist sized hole on one side and a big rip on the front zippered flap. Bathrooms and showers were nice and clean. I appreciated the dishwashing area. The walk down to the river is close, and there were additional showers right off the river entry for a quick rinse off. Not all tents have parking immediately behind/next to them, so you may want to check on that when you book if that's important to you. For those that don't have parking right behind/next to, it's a very short walk away. Saturday morning yoga was really nice. They also have a movie night (not sure about the schedule for that). Next time, I'd want to try out one of their cabins (they were sold out for our dates). read more

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Loved our stay at Wildhaven Sonoma! Such a cute and relaxing getaway right by the Russian River. We had so much fun floating during the day and ending the night with s'mores by the fire. The tents were cozy, the bathrooms were super clean, there was a heated mattress pad and the whole property was really well maintained. Such a fun glamping experience and I'd definitely recommend! read more

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7/11-7/13 Our group of 10 or so came here to Sonoma Wildhaven. We had mixture stays of cabins and tents. We pretty much booked all the riverfront tents. The tents were nice. Cabins were also nice but didn't have private bathrooms but had A/C! Thankfully it wasn't too hot the weekend we went. The river access was really nice. Our kids had fun. The community showers and bathrooms need to be cleaned more frequently. Some bathrooms were out of toilet paper and the trash bins weren't empty timely. It was nice that they have barrels of trash throughout the property that was managed more frequently. There is complimentary coffee, tea and hot chocolate in the morning at the shop from 8-11. Parking is conveniently located next to your rental unit. It's pricey and you definitely pay for the convenience of being in Sonoma and being so close to some great wineries like Silver Oak. Friday night was nice where string lights were on til midnight. Saturday, those same lights were off early which was disappointing. Quiet time is at 10pm. read more

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A little disappointed overall. We paid almost $400 per night for one of the larger cabins for two nights ($800) over Valentine's Day weekend. I understand that holiday pricing comes at a premium, but the experience did not match the cost particularly when it comes to cleanliness. Cleanliness: We stayed in a cabin with an upstairs bunk. Upon arrival, we went upstairs and immediately noticed that the extra blanket and pillows had visible stains on the storage bag something that looked like dried cake batter or butter. There was also dirt and grass throughout the bunk area. This made us question whether this space had been properly cleaned before our stay. The communal bathroom area was even more concerning. There was a strong odor, and it appeared as though someone had either dropped something or vomited on the geoun, and it had clearly not been cleaned. It was extremely unpleasant. It was also disappointing to see that there is only one bathroom and shower area for the entire property, especially when the site appears to be nearly fully booked. The bathrooms get very busy. Additionally, there is only one family/baby changing area, and there was visible mildew growing in the shower. For nearly $400 per night (for two nights), we could have stayed at AutoCamp, which offers cleaner facilities, more amenities, and overall better value. The Cabin: To be fair, the cabin itself was comfortable and well designed. I would rate the cabin itself a 5/5. It was nicely insulated, the heated bed was a great touch, and having both heater and A/C was appreciated. However, we were surprised there was no full-length mirror in the cabin. Almost every glamping experience we've had includes one, so it was an odd omission. Bathrooms & Facilities: The bathrooms are very outdated and in need of a serious refresh. It would be helpful to take notes from Mendocino Grove they have truly perfected the glamping experience and set a high standard. Overall, the potential is there, but for the price point, cleanliness and shared facilities need significant improvement. read more

We celebrated Valentine's Day with a glamping experience and loved it! The outdoor cooking area was clean, and we enjoyed BBQing right outside our tent. The bathrooms and showers were spotless, and the heated bed kept us warm and cozy all night. Such a unique and romantic getaway read more

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Staff would rather accommodate their employees than paying customers. Tried to enjoy peace by the river.Not even unpacked or seen the inside of my hut when an off duty employee that appears to be living on site told us to move and accused my elderly Father of spying on his wife nursing his child. We didn't choose our hut placement..employees all seemed annoyed when I brought this up. Don't want refund,just the same respect they all seem to give that on site employee.. read more

This Wildhaven location was our first time experiencing glamping and it has sparked our "addiction" for glamping ever since ! This review is long overdue! We tried Wildhaven Sonoma last December during their Winter promotion. We got two wine tumblers, a bottle of wine and a kit of s'mores with our stay. The tumblers are of high quality and the wine was delicious! As we turned into Wildhaven, we loved how cute and quaint it was, nestling along the Russian River. Rows and rows of small cabin appeared before our eyes. There was an attendant at the gate who would quickly check you in and gave you some instructions of where your cabin was located and where to park. Each cabin has its own parking so you can easily park and load your stuff inside. The cabin itself was so nice with spacious front deck which had a small coffee table and 2 chairs for your morning coffee enjoyment. There was a picnic table and a fire pit in the front yard. Walk a few steps up, open the zipped door and you'll enter a spacious cabin with 2 queen bed, 1 night stand and a coat rack. Though you may have to walk a bit to use the restroom and bathroom (yes you can take showers here!), the cabin has everything else that you need! Lights for you to read, electricity for you to charge your phone/ipad/laptop/electronic devices, heated blankets underneath your sheets (because it's winter time), and a space heater if the heated blanket were not enough for you! This Wildhaven is conveniently located within 10 minutes of driving to downtown Healdsburg where you can find all the delicious restaurants. Famous wineries are also within 15-20 of driving. We spent all our rainy day trying out different wineries and had a blast! They also have a lodge where you could buy last minute items such as ices, toothpaste, toothbrush. They have hot water for you to use. Around the ground, there are playgrounds which has corn holes and various other things. You also have private entrance to the Russian River. We quickly walked down but didn't spend much time there since it's winter time. But I can totally imagine how popular this river will be in the summer time. Overall, we had a blast! Thanks Wildhaven Sonoma for sparking our addiction for glamping read more

Wildhaven Sonoma - We have everything here: lights, electricity, WiFi, heated blankets underneath and a space heater - Campgrounds Near Me - Healdsburg, California

Beautiful place . At first, I was skeptical because I saw some pictures in the reviews, but once we arrived and explored the place, we loved it!! My kids didn't want to leave so we are definitely going back soon but with more family members read more

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My boyfriend and I decided to spend our 4 year anni at Wildhaven and it was super fun! We decided last minute that we'd like to camp. For context I'm not so much of a camper I'm a glamper. Overall this was the nicest campground I have been to and it was pretty clean. The showers surprised me they were soooo clean and stocked with shampoo, conditioner, and body wash. There were not a lot of people at the time we booked so it was pretty quiet. I've read previous reviews for this spot and it is right next to a road, yes, however it is not as busy it could be loud if pick tents closer to the bathrooms/picnic table area and/or more sensitive to sound. We went to one of the spots they recommended for a walk/hike and it was really nice! Also wineries are super close! I would come back again :) read more

Excellent experience! Phenomenal customer service! We stayed in a riverside tent two queens the past weekend in camp site 34! It was very clean, and peaceful! Loved the water! All around had a wonderful experience! read more

Beautiful place to stay. Very dog friendly, lots of areas to walk along the river. Cabins are nice and very clean and cozy. Nice little store with Coffee and tea in the morning. The staff is very accommodating. Best staff member is Debbie! Friendly and made me feel at home. Debbie is a sweetheart. The bathrooms were clean. There was shampoo, conditioner and body wash in the showers. We were happy to find bath towels in our cabin! Wonderful place to stay! read more

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Everything is so well done here. We stated for 3 days/2 nights, and it was exactly what we'd hoped for - quiet, full of beauty, and immeasurably relaxing. Just enough hardship to make it interesting, and all the facilities are in great shape. We also had one small-ish issue that they took seriously and helped us navigate. I'll be back for sure. read more

Wildhaven Sonoma - Russian River access - Campgrounds Near Me - Healdsburg, California

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We usually reserve campsites at California State Parks on the reservecalifornia website, which I highly recommend and they have bathrooms/showers at most state parks, but we wanted to try glamping for the first time. The fact that we could pack lighter and the photos on the Wildhaven website really sold us. (Of course, the photos will always look better though). I purchased the early check-in option ($30) so we could arrive at 1 PM instead of 3 PM, but since check-in is fully contactless and no one is at the front desk, it makes you wonder... couldn't anyone just show up early? When we arrived, we were surprised by how close the tents are to one another. You can hear every conversation around you. The couple across from us brought their husky that barked at every passerby. We were just sitting on our porch when they pulled up, and their dog immediately started barking at us from the car. It continued to bark at us as the man brought the dog out and throughout the night at their neighbors around them. I felt bad for their neighbors. Then the couple started arguing at one point and you can hear them arguing. There was also another dog farther away that joined in, so at times, both dogs were barking back and forth, either at each other or maybe at strangers. We have two dogs ourselves and we love dogs but I could see that people bringing their reactive dog would eventually ruin the benefit of dogs being allowed here. To our right, another couple blasted their Netflix show at full volume and laughed obnoxiously loud like, full "HEE HEE HEE HEE! HAHAHA!!!". On top of that, the site sits right next to the freeway, so there's constant traffic noise. Altogether, it was far from peaceful. The next morning, we went to the storefront for the complimentary coffee and hot chocolate. The setup was cute and well-done. My husband had an injury, so I went on a quiet morning walk to the river around 8 AM. It started off lovely, until I saw two full boxes of empty Modelo bottles dumped near the water, more bottles scattered around, and even a used diaper hanging from a tree. There was graffiti on the wall and a "Litter = No Access" sign right in front of the mess. It really ruined the experience and grossed me the hell out. The amount of trash made it clear that the area hadn't been cleaned in a while. As I made my way back to my tent, out of nowhere, this German shepherd tied outside someone's converted school bus lunges at me and barks aggressively. It felt like one of those movies where the guy is breaking in someone's house and there's a jump scare of a guard dog trying to attack the guy. I felt like I was trespassing someone's property. I don't know what a mobile school bus is doing there but it's probably one of the staff that lives there. It didn't feel safe or appropriate for guests to walk by. To be fair, the tents themselves are comfortable and well equipped with outlets, Wi-Fi, a heater, and storage space. (Keep in mind that the WiFi inside the tent isn't great.) The on-site amenities are well maintained. The staff clearly works hard to keep the bathrooms and shared areas spotless, because you'd see them constantly cleaning, which I appreciate. However, the area around the river really need more attention. If you're looking for a peaceful, nature-filled experience, this isn't the place. Between the barking dogs, loud guests, freeway noise, and trash by the river, it felt more chaotic than relaxing. I can't say I ever felt a sense of calm during our stay at Wildhaven. TL;DR: Beautiful setup and clean bathrooms, but reactive barking dogs, loud neighbors, traffic noise, and trash by the river made it hard to relax. Definitely not the peaceful, nature-filled stay we expected. read more

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Because there was a death in the family within hours of making our reservations here we cancelled and were told there would be a $90 fee despite cancelling well before their cancellation timeframe. This is unlawful (in CA we have SB644 which requires "all hotels, hosting platforms (such as Airbnb and Vrbo), and third-party booking services to allow customers to cancel a California reservation penalty-free for at least 24 hours after booking." Their customer service reps repeatedly claimed their site is immune to this because it's "private" and their rules are "strict" which is non-sense. The customer service reps refused to check with their superiors. They claim the 7% cancellation fee is to cover credit card processing. Normal CC processing fees are 3% and they don't get charged again for refunding the charge, despite what the reps might claim. Encouraging all to be wary of the unscrupulous business practices even when illegal and when a customer experiences truly challenging circumstances. read more

Amazing place to relax!! Wish the cabins were further apart. Anyway to do that or decrease seeing humans would only add to the benefit and charm! read more

Wildhaven Sonoma - Our tent - Campgrounds Near Me - Healdsburg, California

My family and I enjoyed our stay at Wildhaven Sonoma. Booking was easy on their website and there were a variety of tents and cabins to choose from. Check-in was also online and gave us instructions on what to do when we got there. We've never gone glamping before, so I didn't know what to expect and definitely overpacked. Our tent was elevated and also had two beds - I was worried about the cold but the tent had a space heater and two beds with heating pads. There were two heating pads per bed and can be adjusted to the individual preference! They really thought of everything! Each tent had a firepit and there were a communal space with grills for cooking as well. Our tent was a bit far from the bathrooms and it was a pain getting to in the night - hopefully in the future, they'll have more bathrooms set up at different areas around the campsite. My kids had a lot of fun and although it was a bit too cold to go down to the river, my daughter enjoyed walking around what she calls "this little town". read more

Wildhaven Sonoma - Morning set up - Campgrounds Near Me - Healdsburg, California

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very disappointing. only few bathroom stalls with extreme amount of people. The bathroom sink gets so crowded that you have to take turns and wait. Many things inside the tent had spider webs and dust everywhere. Worst thing is that it was 100 degrees when were there and we just could not stand being there without AC. The resort should have closed the tents at that temperature. We booked for 3 days but we decided to check out early and just let our money go into wast. It was no glamping. It was just beds in a tent. probably wont be back. Definitely was t worth the cost i which we paid over $300 per night.We told them we could not stay there otherwise would pass out because of extreme heat. They said they will not give us refunds. I never even mentioned refund?!?! They were just scared of losing money instead of caring for their customers. (barely any shades, the tents were getting direct sun light all days long ) read more

Wildhaven Sonoma - so dusty and dirty. Seems like they were never cleaned. - Campgrounds Near Me - Healdsburg, California

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This was my third stay at wildhaven in three years. I live in Santa Rosa which is nice because they offer a local's discount! Overall this place is very well kept. Restrooms/ showers are clean . Nice hot showers. I enjoy cooking on the open fire pit, but for those who'd rather use the propane grill there's four of them and they also keep that well cleaned. Very nice place for a quick getaway and just chill. read more

Wildhaven Sonoma - Short ribs and salmon - Campgrounds Near Me - Healdsburg, California

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Really cool glamping experience! My family and I enjoyed it a lot, only thing we wish was different was the heater in the room working better because it was cold at night but the bed heater pad worked great. Will definitely be coming back! read more

Wildhaven Sonoma - Campgrounds Near Me - Healdsburg, California

My friend and I decided to take a spontaneous trip to Sonoma County to glamp and I'm so glad that we did! We booked ourselves a 1 night stay through their website. The process was super easy as you just need to choose whether or not you'd like a tent or a cabin. The pricing was also very reasonable. Despite it being cold and rainy outside, our tent was extremely warm and cozy thanks to the portable heater and heated blanket!! The tent also had towels, a mirror, trash bin and a clothing rack. We also thought the fairy lights were super cute! The campsite also has a shared communal kitchen, bathrooms and restrooms! Everything was super clean as well. The camp store also offers lots of wine, goodies, firewood, games and more. Our two favorite ice creams were the saffron pistachio and the plant-based mint chocolate chip (literally to die for). The staff at Wildhaven were all super friendly and welcoming. They did not hesitate to check in on us and they made us feel at home. Overall, this trip was definitely one for the books. I would definitely come back again and recommend to my friends and family!! read more

Went here for our anniversary staycation and can't believe I haven't been here sooner. It's so close to san francisco but far away enough where you feel like you're somewhere completely different. We loved how close it was to downtown Healdsburg with wonderful restaurants and wine tasting. We stayed at their newer cabins and it's perfect for 2-3 adults if you get the futon or 2 adults and 2 kids. It has such a comfortable bed with a warming mattress so it kept us warm during the winter. There is also AC during the hot summer months. They also have a small table and plugs and WiFi. So basically everything you need despite being out in nature. We were close to the bathrooms and the showers had running hot water. There was also a common area with picnic tables and bbq grill so you can definitely do a bbq. Each tent/cabin had their own firepit and hammock and picnic table so you can still have your own private campfire. Everything is clean even out in nature. There's parking dedicated for each tent/cabin but also plenty of guest parking too. They even have a shop where you can buy snacks and goods in case you forgot but downtown is also so close. Overall had a wonderful experience and would definitely love to come back! Maybe to their Yosemite location read more

we enjoyed our stay! contactless check in/out, clean common areas, friendly folks. i will say, i do think the price is quite steep for what is included. would be nice if some firewood/smores were included with the price of the stay. heated mattress made the stay very comfortable. read more

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Our son had his wedding at the Healdsburg facility on May 3, 2025. The place was amazing and perfect. All the guest commented on how great the place was. We have nothing but good things to say about Wildhaven Healdsburg. Thank you so much for having us ! read more

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Allison was very accommodating! Stephanie? She was to very accommodating! Very helpful Very informative Very friendly! Clean and kept Very peaceful Beautiful surrounding areas! read more

I had a great time celebrating my birthday at Wildhaven. It was my first time glamping and I had a great experience! I did the spring fling deal that was offered online, so I paid for a 2-night stay in a premium tent for a Riverside tent. It came with a bottle of wine, a s'mores kit, and $25 credit to use at the store. The bathrooms and showers were very clean, and the tent itself was very nice and cozy. There is a fan and a heater provided. We were able to cook meals on the grill above the fire pit. A short walk away is the river, but beware of your surroundings on the way there because we came across a (harmless) little snake. The site is next to the highway so it can get noisy from the cars passing by, but we didn't mind. On one of the nights, there was a large group that was being noisy around 12am-1am, (quiet hours is after 10pm), I was able to text a noise complaint to the after hours number and they replied right away to investigate it. I believe there's at least two staff members who stay onsite. Overall I had a great experience here and wouldn't mind doing it again! read more

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I really enjoyed my stay. I would do it again. I will say I recommend staying in either the riverfront or middle row. It gets quite loud on the last row cause you are near the road but they provide you with earplugs so we were totally fine. The facility is really clean and well kept. The bathroom and common areas were nice. read more

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Not grounds and tents but very disappointed in the shared facilities. Maybe because we were here in March but the bathrooms should be heated and so should the sink water. We were sadly freezing getting ready in the morning and using the facilities. Made the glamping not really glamping. But I'm sure when it's warm it might be different. read more

We stayed in tent 38 which was extremely loud from the cars rushing and going over bridge. Ear plugs didn't help. It is not open to the river. You had to go on challenging, muddy path. The website pics totally misrepresent what it actually like. Definitely not camping, more like sleeping in the middle of the highway. read more

Got a good night sleep. In the bed pictures Cozy tent. showers with hot water. Bathrooms far as the men's goes something to be desired Super tight. Not very user friendly. 10pm is QT. No Bluetooth speakers do bring headphones. read more

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Best glamping experience I could have had! Friends and I got the riverside tents over the Fourth of July weekend and had the best time. Location is perfect as it felt like I was far away but it's only an hour drive from San Francisco and less than 10 mins from charming downtown Healdsburg. The tent was clean and really nice- from the usb outlets, to the lamps, to the comfy (heated) beds and rug. Really felt like luxury in a tent kind of way! Each tent came with a picnic table and campfire pit. My kids and friends kids really enjoyed the open space to ride their scooters and run around. The weather was perfect too! I was so happy with the amenities and can't wait to go back. (Also- pro tip: get a whole pie from Noble Pie in downtown Healdsburg and you will be happy the whole camping trip!) read more

Wildhaven Sonoma - Riverside tent - 2 queens - Campgrounds Near Me - Healdsburg, California

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Instagram is definitely not reality. A glamping reel is what brought us in and while we initially had planned on staying 2-3 nights, we decided to try it out for a night and if we liked it we would try and extend our stay. It was a good call to book only one night. We were thrilled our tent was facing towards the trees and river as we could see all the other tents set up in what appeared to be a parking lot very close to each other. We thought we were really lucky to get the spot we did. Our tents were really hot when we arrived and it smelled of wet rag or wet dog. Some room freshener would go a long way. We thought, well hopefully it will cool down at night and the smell will go away. Thankfully, it did cool off but the smell lingered. We were curious as to why there were ear plugs next to our bed but when night came and it was time to sleep, we understood why there were earplugs. We were quite literally next to a bridge with extremely noisy traffic. It was impossible to get any sleep as the ear plugs were not enough to muffle the noise of heavy trucks and cars passing all night long. We were extremely miserable. We had hoped to get away and thought this was our opportunity to hear wind rustle through the leaves of the trees, the sound of birds and the sound of the river....but all we heard was traffic...loud traffic all night long till morning. We all woke up tired and miserable as were only able to catch a couple hours of sleep: Perhaps it would be better to stay in tents further away from the road...but we could still definitely hear the traffic even as we walked further away. Super disappointing. It definitely wasn't worth the price. For the price we paid, we could have checked into a nice comfortable hotel. read more

Wildhaven Sonoma - Campgrounds Near Me - Healdsburg, California

We celebrated our 9 year anniversary with Wildhaven and we absolutely loved it! This review is long overdue because we came in September but hey, better late than never. We happened to come during the weekend of a really big bay area rainstorm which was unfortunate but we made the best of it. Love - We are huge fans of the fact that they are dog friendly! We brought our senior pup along with us and it was nice to glamp with him by our side. Tent - our tent was nice and clean and had all the amenities we needed. Omg and upon entering they even made us a happy Anniversary card which was the sweetest. We still have it to this day. Everything else was either a 10 minute drive or even just a walk to the Wildhaven store which was super convenient. Prior to arrival, I had also ordered the smores kit and firewood that we picked up. Water tube rentals - My husband and I decided to try this out so we rented. He was the only one to go into the water because it was way too cold for me and our pup, but it looked like he had a great time floating down that river. Bathrooms - There are bathrooms and showers on the camp site. The bathrooms are clean and the showers are for the most part. You can't avoid all the bugs when you're outside and among nature. The water was really cold when I had showered. Events - During our stay the first night, there was live music in their events tent and it was a really nice and intimate setting. We had the chance to see other friendly glampers. Food - Prior to the storm, we were able to cook everything via campfire which was super fun. We made steak and campfire bread, fire roasted veggies and smores which we paired with wine from the local winery. However once it got rainy, we moved to cooking on their onsite gas stoves which took awhile to work, but did the job. We gave up for lunch and decided to go out and grab a meal from Bravas. Overall, I highly recommend coming here! Hopefully on a weekend with nice weather but even in the rain my husband, pup, and I had such a great memorable experience. read more

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Wildhaven Sonoma is a remarkable place located only an hour and 20 min from Oakland. It is the perfect balance of outdoors and comfort. My family and I were pleasantly surprised when we arrived although we read fabulous reviews on Yelp. Our tent cabin was in the middle row with two queen beds. The room was clean, had towels for the shower, a heater, and lights. Upon arrival, we were welcomed by one of the staff who went over the grounds, rules, and answered our questions. The bathrooms were clean and well stocked with paper towels and toilet paper. The individual showers with hot water (yes, I said hot water!) was wonderful. Each site has a bbq pit but there is also a section with gas grills, picnic tables, and sinks with dish soap to wash your dishes. The camp ground also has a cute store where you can buy wine, ice cream, snacks, games, s'mores kits, and Wildhaven Sonoma clothing. They provide free coffee and hot chocolate in the morning which is a nice treat. The bonus is the river where you can rent inner tubes and enjoy going down stream. My family loved it! Be warned that if you go all the way down, it's a good walk back to the campsite. Definitely worth it, however. We did it twice! The owner is lovely and took the time to talk with us. In the early evening, a local artist performed under the events tent which was a nice treat and a great way to meet others. There is the sound of cars on the freeway at night but earplugs are provided and it's not that bad. If you're lucky, you will be there when it rains, like us. The rain sound was soothing and our tent cabins were built well to withstand the rain. We will definitely be back and are planning trip with extended family so they can also experience this fabulous place. read more

Wildhaven Sonoma - Enjoying the river with our rented inner tube. - Campgrounds Near Me - Healdsburg, California

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Great glamping experience! The staff were friendly it was kept clean and organized. There's a bed heater and floor heater which was sooo nice for the cold weather. I spent one night here and can't wait to comeback and try the cabin with local activities. Even if you go just for the hike around the premises it's nice! 10/10 bathroom and shower areas were kept spotless. We went when there was just 4-5 people tho read more

Wildhaven Sonoma - Campgrounds Near Me - Healdsburg, California

Wow! I just learned that I totally overpaid for a Premium 2 Queen bed tent! When I called to inquire why I paid $100 more per night on same dates as others I was told that they use an **AI pricing system**. They don't have a firm pricelist. I understand that weekends and high season cost more, but we traveled midweek. I started researching this because I was wondering why we didn't get a Riverfront Tent Cabin as I had assumed for that much higher price we would have a riverfront one, but that was not the case. We were in the corner of the second row and had a view of tents and cars. We were extremely disappointed. They charged more than the hotel in Healdsburg where we stayed for two nights prior! When we arrived my family members even said I was scammed, but I didn't want to make a big deal out of it and to not ruin the vacation mood. But of course it has left a very sour taste to this experience. And no hammock, I had the impression every cabin had one. Some of the tents are also way too close together; we could hear what the neighbors down the road were doing. Another problem is the noise from the highway, even with earplugs I kept waking up. It does say on their website that it's noisy but I didn't expect it to be that bad. We heard cars and trucks all night long going over the old, rattling bridge above. Other than that, the tent cabin was very clean and the beds with their foam mattress comfortable (although it would be nice to have fitted sheets for the mattress, not the flat ones). Nice to have complimentary coffee/ tea in the morning, and firewood ($$) delivered. They have supplies one can rent; we needed a larger cooler and were able to rent one for $20 per day). Enclosing a map of the grounds/ tent layout. read more

Wildhaven Sonoma - Wildhaven Sonoma map of campground/ tent layout - Campgrounds Near Me - Healdsburg, California

Great glamping spot on a river. They have both cabins and tents, pretty decent size, with one or two beds. There is a heater in the room and there are heating pads on the mattress. You have a deck as well as a table and fire pit below. Plenty of bathrooms, private showers and BBQs for cooking. Highly recommend read more