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The Napa Valley is famous for its vineyards, but it also has tremendous natural beauty – golden brown hills dotted with green oak trees, the Napa River, where steamboats once carried passengers and goods from San Francisco, and Mount St. Helena, a majestic peak at the northern end of the valley. Exploring the Napa Valley with kids, save time to just enjoy the outdoors. | |
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Yountville | ||
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Calistoga |
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Travel for Kids has lots of fun things to do with kids in the Napa Valley, but you'll need a fun place to stay. Here's our own Travel for Kids hand-picked list of family hotels in Napa, all styles and price ranges, in areas near to places you'll want to explore: |
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Napa Valley family hotels | ||
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Family friendly house rentals in Napa and St. Helena, all styles and price ranges. |
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Napa Valley family vacation rentals | ||
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Vineyards – Here's a couple of vineyards, fun for kids and adults: |
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Kids will want to go back and forth across the bridges to the islands, and follow the path that goes around the lake. Parents can take turns wine tasting while little ones play. |
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At the winery, follow a self-guided tour to see shining fermentation tanks and huge barrels for aging the wine. For tasting, adults can sample the wines, while kids are offered juices or water, crayons and coloring books. Sterling is closed until summer 2023. |
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