Farm Day Trips near Calistoga, California

Certified organic lavender farm in Sonoma County known for its lavender labyrinth, with a farm stand, group tours, workshops, sound baths, weddings and an annual Lavender Bloom Fest.

Calistoga winery on a 22-acre working horse ranch, where stableside tastings start at $50 and a guided tour takes you to meet the horses.

Rutherford winery founded in 1979 and run by the Leonardini family, with walk-in tastings daily 10 to 4:30 and a vineyard pickleball court.

St. Helena tasting room from the Clif Bar founders, pouring organic Howell Mountain wines with farm-grown bites and a food truck Wednesday to Sunday.

Multi-generation family estate on Main Street in St. Helena, with $75 vineyard tour-and-tasting visits and a seated tasting in an 1800s home.

St. Helena estate making wine since 1992 from two Napa vineyards, with cave tours and tastings from a $29 short pour to a $195 food pairing.

Family-owned 50-acre Napa vineyard on the Silverado Trail, farmed by the Titus family since 1968, with seated tastings by appointment.

Chiles Valley ranch winery and B&B on a former thoroughbred farm, offering seated vertical tastings of Cabernet or Zinfandel by appointment.

Rutherford winery founded in 1977 by Mike Grgich and Austin Hills, farming certified organic vineyards, with walk-ins welcome daily 9:30 to 4:30.

Oakville winery pouring single-vineyard Cabernets in an 1884 Victorian farmhouse, open daily 10 to 4, with tastings from $75 for guests 21 and over.

Rutherford winery with over 125 years of Napa history, tasting in a restored 1885 stone winery daily 10 to 5, with seated tastings from $50.

Sonoma Valley winery off Highway 12 with five-course food and wine pairings and $45 terrace tastings, open daily 10 to 5 by reservation.

Five-generation Kenwood estate on 1,850 acres with $25 walk-in tastings, a daily cave tour and a 1,400-foot Mountain Top tasting into November.

Kenwood estate at Highway 12 and Adobe Canyon Road pouring small-lot Chardonnay and Pinot Noir at outdoor seated tastings, Thursday to Monday, with bocce.

Glen Ellen winery set among century-old olive groves with a rock-and-roll art studio, open daily 10 to 5, with $40 four-wine flights.

Small Sonoma winery behind the rooster label, pouring Albariño, Pinot Noir and Old Vine Zinfandel Friday to Sunday for $30 a person.

Bennett Valley winery founded in 1977 with three acres of lavender gardens in full bloom mid-May through July and reserved tastings daily.

Family winery founded in 1973 on the Sonoma side of the Mayacamas, with hillside vines to 1,400 feet and $95 tastings by appointment.

Pinot Noir specialist since 1994 with a downtown Healdsburg lounge, open Thursday to Monday, pouring flights from $20 with walk-ins welcome.

Russian River Valley winery on Olivet Road with a tasting barn full of fire station memorabilia, $15 walk-in tastings and picnics welcome.

Santa Rosa family winery pouring Zinfandel and Petite Sirah from vines planted in 1885, with $40 tastings by appointment and an October grape stomp.

Hilltop Stags Leap District winery pouring only estate-grown wine for over 40 years, with walk-in Discovery tastings from $50 daily 10 to 5.

Napa winery from a grape-growing family with over 2,000 acres of vines, where families, pets and picnics are welcome and flights start at $50.

Coombsville's oldest operating winery, first crush in 1975, pouring 4–5 current releases at hosted appointment tastings for $35 in 2026.

Cape Dutch-style Silverado Trail winery pouring estate Stags Leap District Cabernet daily 10 to 5 by reservation, with cart tours through the vines.

Family estate on Napa's Silverado Trail growing Cabernet and Chardonnay on 30 hillside acres, with cave tours and tastings from $50 by appointment.

Stags Leap District estate known for Hillside Select Cabernet, with seated tastings from $140 by appointment Tuesday through Saturday.

Family-run since 1982, Roche pours Pinot Noir and Chardonnay daily on Sonoma Plaza and at its winery south of town, with dog-friendly outdoor patios.

Casual Sonoma winery on a 160-acre ranch with spring-fed ponds, $25 bar tastings, free weekend walking tours and reservable pondside picnics.

Dry Creek Valley winery founded in 1972, known for Sauvignon Blanc and Zinfandel, with a tasting room open daily 10 to 4:30.

Family winery in Dry Creek Valley since 1987, pouring six-wine tastings daily 10 to 3, with walk-ins on Fridays and Saturdays.

Sixteen private cottages on Calistoga's Lincoln Avenue, each with a fireplace and a porch, a short stroll from the town's cafés and hot-spring spas.