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Sonoma County |
Sonoma Valley |
Sonoma | ||
Jack London State Historic Park | |||
Glen Ellen | |||
Sugarloaf Ridge State Park | |||
Santa Rosa | |||
Sonoma West County |
Petaluma Adobe State Historic Park | ||
Petaluma | |||
Sebastopol | |||
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Travel
for Kids has many fun things to do with kids in Sonoma Valley, but you'll
need a fun place to stay.
Here's our own Travel for Kids hand-picked list of family hotels in Sonoma Valley and West County, all styles and price ranges, and near to places you'll want to explore: |
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Sonoma County family hotels | |||
A house rental has lots of advantages for families full kitchen and dining area, swimming pool, washer and dryer, and more. |
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Sonoma County family vacation rentals | |||
Vineyards Here are two vineyards fun for adults and kids alike. | |||
Bartholomew Estate Vineyards and Winery (Sonoma) A five minute drive from downtown Sonoma, you'll find yourself on a hilltop, surrounded by vines and woodlands, as far as you can see. The vineyard was originally planted in the 19th century with grapes from Europe. The winery is located within Bartholomew Park, surrounded by a large grassy area (perfect for kids to run around and play) and picnic tables, plus hiking trails. Read our blog post: Sunday in Sonoma: Bartholomew Park |
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Benziger Family Winery (Glen Ellen) The Benziger Family Winery is one of our favorites, because kids can get a chance to understand the ecology of a vineyard, as well as enjoy a picnic under the oak trees, play on the swing set, check out the old rusted farm tractor, plows, grape crusher or wooden wine barrels, watch the peacocks, or walk out into the middle of a vineyard. The setting of this vineyard is just about perfect. Nestled in the hills, covered with vines, wooden frame buildings evoke the Sonoma Valley of earlier decades. Take the 45 min. tram tour (half price for kids, since they won't be wine tasting), which goes through the fields, and stops at the caves, grape crusher, and in the vineyard itself. Kids can feel free to ask all the questions they like on the tour. |