Sonoma County has been a family destination for years. Connect with the land and with each other when you visit the Pacific Ocean, rivers, redwood forests, and more than 60 regional and state parks. Fly a kite at the coast. Go on safari at a wildlife preserve.
Tour the museum dedicated to Peanuts cartoonist Charles M. Schulz. Explore the hands-on magical Children's Museum of Sonoma County. Ride on one of the best scale railroads in the country at Train Town. Plan your family’s vacation today with our free Visitors Guide.
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Whether it’s solving riddles, uncovering hidden treasures, deciphering puzzles or simply spending time with friends in Healdsburg’s historic plaza, The Sonomist’s Mystery Missions provide a fun and…
Welcome to Challenge Sonoma Adventure Ropes Course, a beautiful ropes course in set in the stunning redwoods of Northern California. In our 30+ year history we have provided experiential training,…
We're just off highway 121 and minutes from the downtown Sonoma Plaza. There are so many things to do here beyond simply enjoying our award winning wines. Viewing rodeo racehorse memorabilia, playing…
The Sonoma Stompers are a professional baseball team playing in the independent Pacific Association of Professional Baseball. Please visit www.stompersbaseball.com for more information, and be sure to…
Located just one mile south of the Plaza in Sonoma, TrainTown features a quarter scale railroad on 4 miles of track. Each train trip lasts 20-minutes and goes through tunnels, over bridges and makes a…
Located in the heart of Sonoma Wine Country, in a place known as the Valley of the Moon, this diverse geothermal springs sanctuary borders Sonoma Creek and is nestled among a canopy of large oaks,…
Secrets of the Sonoma Plaza is available now! Purchase in person at the Sonoma Plaza visitors center. Welcome to a world of mindbending mysteries, spellbinding secrets and maddening mistakes. The…
The Visitor Center and Fish Hatchery are located at the park entrance and are open to visitors year round. Here, exhibits tell the story of Warm Springs Dam, explain the natural and early history of…