Discover wine country from a Santa Rosa cabin rental
Santa Rosa is nestled in the heart of wine country, making it a great choice for cabins in California. Between its vibrant culture and trendy city vibe, there’s plenty of unique experiences in Santa Rosa. You could visit the Charles M. Schulz Museum and Research Center to see memorabilia of the “Peanuts” cartoonist or take the kids to the Children’s Museum of Sonoma County to experience hands-on exhibits. There’s also the Annadel State Park, which features a lake and vibrant wildflowers.
The birthplace of Snoopy
Lined with antique stores, cafés, and vintage boutiques, Historic Railroad Square is the epicenter of Santa Rosa’s street scene. Nearby is the adorable Charles M. Schulz Museum & Research Center, which celebrates the legacy of the American cartoonist. Schulz shot to fame with his Peanut comics and is now celebrated as one of Santa Rosa’s most famous sons. Horticulturist Luther Burbank is another local legend, pioneering hybrid species like the Shasta daisy. If you have a green finger, a self-guided tour of the Luther Burbank Home & Gardens is a must.
Food and wine in Santa Rosa
From farm-to-table brunches and vegan bakeries to wood-fired pizzas and perfectly paired wines, feasting in Santa Rosa is all part of the fun. If you’d rather take control in the kitchen, Santa Rosa vacation rentals feature everything you need to throw your own Wine Country inspired dinner party. As well as vino, Santa Rosa is also surrounded by a string of small batch spirit distilleries, craft microbreweries, and organic cideries. One thing’s for sure, you’ll never go thirsty in Santa Rosa.
Sun-drenched Sonoma County
With more than 250 sunny days per year, Santa Rosa doesn’t scrimp on Vitamin D. Summer is the height of high season, with legions of wine lovers descending on Santa Rosa. It’s a great time to tour the valley as well as enjoy the city’s lively cultural calendar. From the annual Sonoma County Fair to 4th of July celebrations and local heritage festivals, there’s always something on. Fall is harvest season, which is a great time to visit if you’re curious about how grapes are picked, pressed, and bottled.
Exploring vineyards near Santa Rosa
Thanks to its rich soil and sunny climate, Santa Rosa is peppered with more than 400 wineries. Whether you sign up for a guided group trip or embark on a self-drive tasting tour, rolling vineyards are always well within reach. With sunny decks, heated pools, and forested settings, secluded Santa Rosa vacation rentals offer you a true taste of what Wine Country is all about. For an alternative perspective on Sonoma County, why not paddle a canoe down the Russian River? If you’re craving sand and salt water, nearby Bodega Bay boasts a handful of gorgeous beaches.
Traveling to and around Santa Rosa
Fly into Santa Rosa, CA (STS-Sonoma County), the closest airport, located 6.9 mi (11.1 km) from the city center.
If you prefer train travel, the main station serving the city is Santa Rosa Station.