Offering up over 180 artisan tequilas in a beautiful, warm, and comfortable setting. Beer, wine, tequila and Margaritas guaranteed to put a little swerve in your step. Terrific place to host an event featuring Mexican food and drink.
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This consignment shop sells quality clothing in great condition. Sell previously worn clothing or shop for brand names for affordable prices.
Meaning “beautiful tear” in Latin, the house and estate were built by General Mariano G. Vallejo. Featuring an extensive museum, garden pavilion, serene reservoir for relaxing and small hermitage built as a getaway for the General’s son.
Enjoy a walk along a paved trail around the lake, or take advantage of the public barbecue areas and picnic tables at this regional park. There is also playground equipment for toddlers and kids, and a volleyball court for kids of all ages.
Hike through the woods, take your dog to the dog park, or have your kids play on the exceptional play structures at this lovely park. You may or may not see the lake, depending on the drought.
This lively brewery has plenty of indoor and outdoor seating with heat lamps. Order a sampler and a bite – many food options are vegetarian-friendly – or tour the brewery and pick up a souvenir at the gift shop.
Whether you come to unwind by the 54 miles of lake shoreline or to fish, boat, ride horses, or enjoy water sports, you're sure to love the gorgeous views of Lake Camanche. Rest easy at RV parks, cottages, or other lodging options.
This outdoorsy park is owned and operated by the US Army Corps of Engineers. Bring a picnic and tent and get ready to hike, fish, and swim during your stay.
Alcohol-free park means fun for the whole crew. Featuring basketball, tennis and bocce ball courts, reservable softball and baseball fields, picnic/BBQ areas, playgrounds for multi-ages, and lovely walking paths. What are you waiting for?
Lemondrops offers a wide array of children's clothing which can definitely bring out the cheerfulness in your little one without compromising quality and style. Even our tots have to look good in Napa.
Located on the corner of Church Street and Hunt Avenue this "pocket park" offers two picnic tables and some benches. It has one restroom.
A popular destination for surfers, tourists, and animals! When you're catching waves at Steamer Lane or visiting the Santa Cruz Surfing Museum, say hello to a sea lion or get lucky with migrating Monarch butterflies and rare Black Swifts.
Take a wine tour through Napa Valley in a luxury vehicle with a friendly and knowledgeable driver.
Visit this wine bar to taste wines from around the world, relax on the patio by the fire, and enjoy live music. The knowledgeable staff will help choose the perfect wine for your tastes.
With kayaking adventures for all ages and abilities, your expert guide will take you on a relaxing tour where you can view wildlife and beautiful scenery.
The Live Oak/Eastside Farmers' Market is loved by locals for its showcase of Sunday Brunch options all made with fresh organic ingredients. Experience the epicenter of Santa Cruz's slow food movement at this year-round Sunday destination!
Enjoy a pleasant waterside picnic or play beach volleyball. With a variety of activities at this park, you’ll find something for everyone including barbecue pits, bike and kayak rentals and a children’s swimming pool.
Bring your dog to this large park that has sections for small and large dogs with double gates. You’ll also find tennis courts and a playground nearby.
With a pond inhabited by darling little ducklings, your own little “ducklings” will delight in this space. Tennis courts, dog runs, playground for different ages of children, little league fields, and Frisbee golf course; this place has it all!
Accommodating groups of all sizes, you’ll experience first-class customer service with drivers who really know the area and pay attention to the details.
This one acre park consist of individual picnic tables, grassy areas, a children's play area and historic gazebo. Lyman Park is a passive park and no active game playing is allowed.
If wide open spaces and wildlife appeal to you, you'll want to check out the hilly grasslands of Lynch Canyon. This landscape offers oak groves and wetland meadows, with 10 miles of trails perfect for hiking, horseback riding, or mountain biking.
Take a walk through the park or visit the campsites to enjoy nature and the beautiful woods close to the beach. Take a walk to the tide pools that will bring out your inner child.