This is one of the worst experiences I've had for doing construction. They are available on tues…read moreand weds, from 1-4. That's right, 6 hours a week for over the counter review, to bad I can't get away with working those hours. I once had to submit a revision, they request 2-4 weeks but they took around 6. Wish I was making this up but if you're reading this, it's probably too late. The building dept is located on 1st street, by the way.

A great playground that is broken down into two play areas: one for the youngest kids and one for…read morethe older kids. Both have slides and sand box areas. The smaller kid area is fenced off to help keep the kids inside. Note for those with smaller kids the bathrooms do not have changing tables.

Super clean there is a space for the big kids and little kids. Lots of shade!…read more https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cFSe1oPcFWA

Napa, how I love you. I try to make an effort every year to visit but sometimes the timing is never…read morethere. Each and every visit has alway been amazing. Normally it's wine tasting with friends for a couple of days. The many wineries throughout the area. Literally one after the other. Besides being in an area that so pretty with vineyards surrounding you. There's a lot of amazing restaurants to try. You have all the local favorites as well as the well known restaurants that can take months to get a reservation. Napa is known for loads of nice places to eat. Even walking through town, the main downtown area does get pretty packed with holiday makers. More tasting rooms, nice restaurants, you have some shopping and some good souvenirs shops. Mainly higher priced items but still worth checking out. Can't leave out all nice fancy hotels. More intimate with most of them but with the feel that you're well taken care of. Napa isn't cheap as you'll want to do loads of tasting and eating. It's a place that's worth checking out if you've never been. It's a few hours from San Francisco. We've done day trips from there loads of times. A fun has alway been here and can't wait till the next time.

Came to Napa for a 2026 New Year's getaway with my boyfriend, and even though it was rainy and wet,…read morethe whole trip felt incredibly romantic. The majestic mountains wrapped in dark gray skies created this moody, cinematic backdrop that made the valley feel extra cozy. Wineries are truly everywhere -- you can take your pick and your poison -- and each one has its own charm. We flew in from Las Vegas and arrived at Sacramento Airport, then rented a car and made the drive to Napa. It took about an hour and fifteen minutes. Just a heads‑up: the drive gets very dark at night, especially once you leave the city areas, so make sure your headlights are on and you're comfortable with winding roads. Despite the weather, Napa still delivered that peaceful, wine‑country magic. If you're looking for a quiet, romantic escape -- even in the rain -- this place doesn't disappoint.

Over priced. They said boarding time started at 5:35p and to arrive at 5p. We didn't board until…read moreafter 6p and just sat around waiting.

I've enjoyed The Santa Train (run by the Wine Train) for the last several years. It is a kitschy…read moreand unique experience that kids usually love, but at a price of close to $80 per person, the train also needs to cater to parents. This year I convinced a group of 20+ friends to rent a private car on the train. I booked back in July because seats go fast. I was buying so many seats that I was taken care of by an events person named Andrea Guzman who assured me everything was set. I was shocked when I stepped into a shabby train car that smelled of stale cigarette smoke this past weekend. This was nothing like the plush train cars I had experienced in the past. I found out that our group had been placed in a dining car instead of the charming lounge cars I had been on before. It was a huge step down in look/feel. The other cars have a little bar in the middle with plush leather booths, window treatments, and a lovely warm color scheme. Our dining car was white tin with simple chairs and tables. If the Santa Train wants to utilize their shabby dining car to accommodate guests they need to make it clear that you will be seated there when booking a reservation. When I expressed my disappointment in the experience and asked why a group that booked half a year in advance would have been placed in the worst train car, I was offered 1/2 price tickets for next year. I will not spend another dime on the Santa Train or Wine Train for that matter. This experience showed me that customer service is not valued by this company.

Great price and the greens were well maintained. Great weather. Open terrain means that even a…read moreslight breeze plays into your slot selection.if you live in the area they have plenty of bargains. Small thing but their driving range has those grooved rubber slots that hold your ball on a wooden tee. 90 degree day. 16.8 index shot 51-45. And lost only one ball with 16 holes that have a water hazard. Bad: could have used nice cart service on the course. My playing partner lost a couple balls in the middle of the fairway (leaves). Tons of mosquitoes. Still itching 3 days later.

Played this course on our anniversary. The folks in the clubhouse were friendly. They started us on…read morethe back 9 for our round and announced us over the PA... not many courses do that anymore. They also gave us a course guide book to explain each hole and best ways to attack each hole; very well made and quite informative. Carts were clean, course was in good shape except for a few muddy spots. Tee boxes were pretty free of debris and broken tees. Good mix of tight fairways and wide-open ones. Lots of hazards on the course. Played well on the back 9, but blew up the front. Nice scenic course. A great value for your money.

This little town has oh-so-much to offer. It's a little pricey, but to be honest, everything in…read morethis area has lots of delicious restaurants, beautiful views, the wineries, the tastings, what more would you need? I go there at least four or five times a year, and if you're from out of town, it's definitely worth a trip. You might see me there. Cheers, my friends SYOY 11/19/25

Yountville has delicious and amazing restaurant venues, but the town is a disappointment…read more It's been a destination for a long time but they haven't done a thing to embrace the vibe aside from upscale a few select blocks. They reference their European influences but haven't honored their people centric roots. It's two disconnected but richly manicured blocks like a mini-Scottsdale, and I don't mean that as a compliment. The sidewalks are narrow and won't accommodate people walking next to each other. It's designed so that you drive, park, eat, and leave. There's no ambling, meandering, or discovering. It's hard to ignore the sound of the highway.

We had a great experience renting bikes here (via Groupon). Duke, whom I'm presuming is the owner,…read moregave us various tips for our itinerary that day and was super nice overall (not sure if others who complained about things caught him or someone else at the shop on a bad day, but that was not at all our experience). If we ever go back to Napa and rent bikes, we're definitely coming back here. Thanks again Duke!

We rented bikes from Napa Velo to ride into Yountsville. We had such a wonderful time , the bikes…read morewere in great condition, really sturdy and the owner was very knowledgeable. Highly recommend if you're in town to rent a bike and explore!