This is a great little airport. We were on our way to the Redwoods and had to make a pit stop and…read morebeing an aviation buff, I knew most airports have clean restrooms and I could stop in to see the planes too..hehe. But we did and I asked the airport mgr/employee in the office if we could use them. "No Problem". They were very clean and well kept. As far as the airport. I wish I had had more time to explore but when I saw that the CDF had a base there I went over to ask if I could take pics. I did and they were very nice. They have 2 S-2T Trackers and and OV-10 Bronco based there. In addition I did notice a CalStar Medical Helo and a BT-17 Vultee down at the other end. I would stop by again there if I had extra time too. Very nice airport.

Flew in here 28 April, 2020. Beautiful valley. 100LL ($4.85), pumps in new condition and easy to…read moreoperate. Friendly people. Calm wind runway is 15. Right traffic for 33 with noise abatement for the town at north end. I heard from a local they will be re-doing the runway this year. Markings are indeed faded. There is a nice compass rose there. I'll be back!

I had the pleasure of flying in and out of STS recently and can agree with many of the reviews that…read moreprecede mine... This is a small airport that has one restaurant and a handful of vending machines along with maybe one fast casual spot to order food in the gate area. Service is friendly and getting through security is pretty quick. Getting a taxi or Uber is easy as is getting picked up or dropped off -- and so is parking! There are plenty of rental car companies that have a presence here too. If you're traveling to wine country and have the option to go in/out of this airport, don't question it... do it!

Flying out of STS is always a slightly confusing experience because your brain is trained by bigger…read moreairports to expect chaos. Instead, you park, walk inside, blink once and suddenly you're already through security wondering if you missed a step. No long lines. No confusing terminals. No stress. Just a calm little airport where everyone seems suspiciously relaxed. 10/10. This place ruins all other airports for you.

Nut Tree Airport is a great little airport close to a number of restaurants in walking distance…read more Fuel is usually cheapest in the region for 100LL. I did my Private Pilot training here and made a lot of great friends along the way.

Yesterday was my first time flying into Nut Tree (KVCB) Airprot but, now that I know what to expect…read moreonce on the ground I plan on making Nut Tree a routine destination. More on that in a moment. Nut Tree is an uncontrolled airport with one just over 4000 foot runway. It's well maintained and if flying in or out after hours, the PCL is above average. Fuel. Is also reasonable at $4.72 per gallon and they do maintain a pilots lounge area to take a break (hours unknown). After landing and parking at one of the many spots with chain tie downs, it's a short walk via the field behind the hangers to local eateries or the Vacaville Outlets. A few mentionable items: Runway 2 is the calm wind runway with a left traffic pattern. If your flying to or from the South and progressing through Travis's Airspace, be sure you establish two way radio comms with Travis Approach. Remember, Travis still is an active AFB. The gate leaving the airport to the shopping area has a code but, that gate combo lock is a bit tricky. Be sure you play code and lock before leaving the gate so you don't lock yourself out.

2 hour drive from SF/OAK to the wine country? ..... Nah! I got a plane and a license, 20 mins. tops…read morebaby! This is the little airport that could. We flew in for the day for food and drink (no wine for the pilot...hmph!). The runway and taxiways are in top shape. Parking is secure, and Avgas is cheap! 4 temporary spots for transient parking and the admin building has clean bathrooms and lots of wine country brouchures. Call Healdsburg Taxi Co. (707) 433-7088 for a $20 ride into town ..... or pack some folding bicycles in the luggage compartment and pedal to town through some beautiful wine country. There are numerous wineries right around the airport, though I highly recommend going into town for the experience..... not to mention the fab food ! Tips* -Write down the security door code before exiting.... you'll need it. -Small runway, final gets a bit squirrely in a crosswind, so be ready.

Want to travel to an airport that's user friendly and convenient?…read moreMy advice would be to go somewhere else because Healdsburg is just a bare bones kind of place where you can buy gas or if the moon is right, you can have maintenance done. There's maybe 3 dozen airplanes based here that don't fly much, an ineffective local pilot group without much cohesion, and an average maintenance facility that runs the airport like their personal fiefdom. The city of Healdsburg would rather sell the real estate than manage an airport so that piss poor attitude is reflected in a minimalist facility.

Well maintained airport. Lake county has also built a nice pilot lounge - computer, internet and…read moreprinter are available. Runway 28 has PAPI and the approach turn to Runway 10 can be tight - so I'd prefer landing on Runway 28. Beautiful clear lake and the onsite Red's at the Skyroom is an awesome place to grab a lunch or dinner.

The FT Bragg airport is a good airport they have many hangers to store your plane and have no fence…read moreso you can also walk along the runway.

If you have a plane and live in Red Bluff, this is a great little airport, so close by, I guess…read morealmost everything is close by in Red Bluff, it's such a small town! The Red Bluff Municipal Airport is owned by the City of Red Bluff and operated by the Fixed Base Operator, Cardan Aircraft Services. The call sign, is RBL and there's just one runway, or I guess two if you count the different approach directions. The have basic services here like fuel and food at a nice cafe on site. I met one of my bosses who flew in from LA here and he said it was no prob landing and the restaurant was super tasty. Parking isn't a prob like at some bigger airports. I don't think there's a rental car place here, so you might have to arrange that ahead of time. Easy fly in and fly out, that's the way to go. Easy access off the 5 freeway too.

My daughter-in-law recommended this place. We were out in that area and wanted a quick decent…read morebreakfast. At an airport no less! Very cool.Memorabilia on the walls. Breakfast was good. Pancakes were great!

Groome Transportation makes getting from SFO/OAK to Santa Rosa pretty straightforward and easy to…read morenavigate, especially if you don't want to deal with renting a car or driving out of the city yourself. The trip is always on the longer side with all the stops, so just plan for that going in...it's not the fastest ride, but it is simple and stress free. Everything is pretty organized and boarding is smooth, which makes the whole process easy. Only real downside on my recent trip is that there was no AC, which definitely made the longer ride feel way warmer and stuffy than ideal. The busses are showing some slight wear and tear but they aren't completely run down. I've never really had major complaints. Overall solid 7/10. A good no frills option to get to and from the airport to wine country.

I have had very possible experiences and some very negative experiences with Sonoma County Groome…read moretransportation to SFO. Unfortunately my last trip was definitely did not highlight their best. After a long return with multiple flights from Europe, my luggage was removed from the bus at an earlier stop. The bag was removed in Petaluma which is a break stop and no one noticed it was not claimed. When we arrived at my stop, the driver acknowledged the luggage was removed too early. After a 20 hours travel day, my choices to retrieve my luggage was to drive back down to Petaluma, wait 1+ hours for the next bus (9:45 pm), or drive to Petaluma the next day (we live 60 minutes from Petaluma). Their mistake equals my problem. A "sorry" doesn't make up for my inconvenience.