Wildhaven’s glamping resort was designed to provide comfort, warmth, and cleanliness, while still maintaining a close connection to Sonoma County’s stunning natural beauty.
Guests can choose between a night in a safari-style canvas tent or a modern cabin with AC. Both choices provide guests with comfortable beds with linens, electricity and heaters, and all the furnishings you need for a memorable and comfortable night outdoors.
Your stay with us includes more than just a comfortable tent or cabin. The 10-acre riverfront property includes access to shared bathrooms & showers, an outdoor kitchen, private river access, open spaces & views, a store & event space, and activities such as yoga, wine tasting, and live music.
Wildhaven is located on the banks of the Russian River in Sonoma County’s famous Alexander Valley wine region, surrounded by vineyards. The location is 10 minutes from charming Healdsburg, restaurants, and hiking trails, plus just 20 minutes to 100+ tasting rooms, boating, and other unique nature activities.
Wildhaven Sonoma Glamping
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