Alston Park

Alston Park remains a Napa favorite throughout the seasons with 157 acres of rolling hills and open spaces. There are 3 miles of trails open to equestrians, mountain bikers, hikers, and dog walkers. The Redwood Creek tributary climbs to the upper area, which is a popular off-leash dog area.

• Address:

  2037 Dry Creek Road, Napa

• Phone:

  +1 707 257 9529

• Opening hours:

  Daily 6am–9pm

Chardonnay Golf Club

The Chardonnay Golf Club features an 18-hole championship golf course set among Napa’s picturesque Chardonnay vineyards. Designed to challenge players of all skill levels, the course boasts a balanced layout with six par fives, six par fours, and six par threes. With five sets of tees—Professional, Tournament, Men’s, Seniors, and Ladies—you can customize your game to suit your ability. The club also emphasizes conservation, with designated wildlife preserves integrated into the landscape, creating a habitat that coexists with the fairways.

• Web:

  www.chardonnaygolfclub.com

• E-mail:

  info@chardonnaygolfclub.com

• Address:

  2555 Jameson Canyon Road, American Canyon

• Phone:

  +1 707 257 1900

• Opening hours:

  Daily 6am–5pm

di Rosa Center for Contemporary Art

di Rosa is truly an experience for the senses. The site spans over 200 acres of vineyard, gardens, and natural landscape in the Carneros Appellation of the Napa Valley. They house an acclaimed collection of contemporary Bay Area art, encompassing over 2,000 works by more than 800 artists. The art reflects the creative efforts of individuals who wished to capture the imagination and innovation of Northern California. From thought-provoking installations to large-scale outdoor sculptures, di Rosa invites visitors to explore both the art and the environment around it. With rotating exhibits and outdoor art trails, there’s always something new to discover.

• Web:

  www.dirosaart.org

• Address:

  5200 Sonoma Highway, Napa

• Phone:

  +1 707 226 5991

• Opening hours:

  Thu–Sun 11am–4pm, Mon–Wed closed

Napa Valley Opera House

The Napa Valley Opera House, a nonprofit performing arts organization and national historic landmark in downtown Napa, offers both guided tours and a range of unique performances. Audiences can enjoy an eclectic lineup, including theater, dance, comedy, jazz, blues, world music, and family programming.

• Web:

  https://donapa.com/things-to-do/napa-valley-opera-house

• Address:

  1030 Main Street, Napa

• Phone:

  +1 707 226 7372

Napa Valley Wine Train

The Napa Valley Wine Train invites you to step back in time as you board its restored Pullman cars, where polished wood and large windows frame sweeping vineyard views. From the moment the train’s whistle sounds, you’re transported through the heart of Napa Valley, winding past historic wineries, sunlit vineyards, and the rustic beauty of California wine country. Onboard, chefs prepare multi-course meals paired with carefully selected wines from the region. With options from sunset dinners to tasting tours with winery stops, the Wine Train offers a memorable way to experience Napa’s flavors and landscapes.

• Web:

  www.winetrain.com

• Address:

  1275 McKinstry Street, Napa

• Phone:

  +1 707 253 2111

• Opening hours:

  Sun–Fri 8am–5pm, Sat 8am–9pm

Quent Cordair Fine Art

Quent Cordair Fine Art, an art gallery in Downtown Napa, specializes in Romantic Realism, featuring a collection that ranges from striking, life-sized sculptures to intricate paintings. Established by artist Quent Cordair in 1996, the gallery has earned accolades such as “Best Napa Art Gallery” and “Best Wine Country Art Gallery,” underscoring its reputation as a top art destination in Napa.

• Web:

  https://cordair.com

• Address:

  1301 1st Street, Napa

• Phone:

  +1 307 264 1964