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Bothe-Napa Valley State Park
Make this state park your headquarters as you tour wine country.
This area used to be a private resort for San Francisco's elite. Now, anyone can enjoy it. Hike around beautiful Napa Valley wine country using this park as your base camp.
Before you search for your perfect bottle of wine, explore the history of the park. The well-preserved grist mill and water wheel offer a romantic picnic spot.
Walk among giant coast redwoods, some of the largest lifeforms on Earth. After Redwood Trail, challenge yourself with Coyote Peak. The 5-mile loop trail is moderately difficult. Your reward at the top is the best view of the surrounding countryside.
Watch out for poison oak. Stretch your legs with a day hike to nearby Pioneer Cemetery. The spring-fed swimming pool provides the perfect spot for hot summer days.
Restored historic cabins and yurts let you camp year-round. Thirty t
This area used to be a private resort for San Francisco's elite. Now, anyone can enjoy it. Hike around beautiful Napa Valley wine country using this park as your base camp.
Before you search for your perfect bottle of wine, explore the history of the park. The well-preserved grist mill and water wheel offer a romantic picnic spot.
Walk among giant coast redwoods, some of the largest lifeforms on Earth. After Redwood Trail, challenge yourself with Coyote Peak. The 5-mile loop trail is moderately difficult. Your reward at the top is the best view of the surrounding countryside.
Watch out for poison oak. Stretch your legs with a day hike to nearby Pioneer Cemetery. The spring-fed swimming pool provides the perfect spot for hot summer days.
Restored historic cabins and yurts let you camp year-round. Thirty tent and RV spaces have no hook-ups. Nine walk-in campsites are on a first-come, first-served basis.
Activities in the park
2 campgrounds in Bothe-Napa Valley State Park
Once a private resort frequented by Bay Area elite from 1935-1959, Bothe-Napa Valley State Park camping is ideal for those looking to hike, swim, picnic, and perhaps even head out to explore the local wineries. For tent or RV camping, reserve one of 30 campsites. The park also offers nine walk-in campsites available on a first-come, first-served Read more...
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