Never really got in. First of all it is hidden away in a private home. 2nd of all it is…read morereservations only for groups of 12 on Saturdays only; 3rd they were already booked thru June; and finally, they were having a party. However, the owner was VERY nice about all of it.

I made the pilgrimage to California, namely to finally visit this mecca for Star Wars collectors,…read moreand I was blown away a la Alderaan! Rancho Obi-Wan is the world's largest private Star Wars memorabilia collection and current (and eternal) Guinness World Record holder. If you are a die-hard fan or just simply enjoy the cultural phenomenon, this place is worth the visit. The museum is located on a private residence in Petaluma. Your best bet is looking for their website and scheduling a tour through there. All tours are led by the owner, Stephen Sansweet. A former Lucasfilm employee, he is a fan's fan with intimate and professional knowledge of that Galaxy Far, Far Away. If you're in the area or make the trek just for this, it's well worth the 3+ hours you'll spend here. Steve takes you on a trip down memory lane, showing off his immense collection with stories about his favorite and unique pieces. He has everything from a library filled with non-fiction and prose EU fiction, shelves of toys, house hold products, musical instruments, promotional material, costumes, video game equipment, and art. You could go back multiple times and not see everything. He is one of the most genuine and nice people to spend an afternoon with. My favorite area is the prototypes and original film-used props. I also had a great time playing some of my favorite Star Wars video games that I spent hours (and tons of quarters) on as a young fan. The museum has a small gift shop with typical souvenirs. The best selections are the collectibles books available from the author himself. Make sure to have him sign them on the way out! The museum manager, Anne Neumann, is also on hand to help with the tour and purchases at the end. She's a friendly person to talk to as well. This is one of my favorite museum and Star Wars experiences. Everyone that has the time needs to check it out!

Beautiful gardens and an amazing art exhibit of sculptures from Oaxaca. We were able to secure a…read moretram ride with a guide since two of us are disabled and would not be able to walk the entire distance. The guide, Beth Ann? Was amazing and explained the sculptures. They also have a sunset night weekly in the summers, where there is live music, people can bring their leashed dogs unleashed children and picnic set ups (trams will help transport camping chairs etc) and food and beverages (including alcohol). I would totally do this if I lived closer. Beautiful plants, including natives, bee hives that are not harvested but allowed to be wild, so much more.

The $17 per adult entry fee is way overpriced. My friends and their 2 little kids payed $50. Its a…read morenice little hike with some pretty vantage points, but there are many nearby regional parks that are just as lovely for parking fee only. It would be better if they just charged $5 for parking. We noticed lots of people parking and just going up the hiking path and not paying. I guess we were suckers. Paying is not worth it, but if you dont pay, its a bargain. Its worth a parking fee but not a per person entry fee.

The name should be changed to a gallery or collection or something.. the best things were the…read morestructures outside. The collection is disorganized and not very informative. The taxidermy is sad and the barbies dresses up as native people were weird. The park is nice...

This is a very small but, excellent Museum. It's in a nondescript stucco two story building…read moretowards the Novato Blvd. entrance and parking. Every time I have explored it, I've been impressed. There are I've local items and also rotating visiting exhibits. Last time I was there, there were beautiful Indian clothing from several different tribes within the U.S.

This is a NICE library. They have free charging stations for your phone, which I benefited from…read morewhen I arrived and noticed my phone was at 1% charge. The library has a special room within the library to research Petaluma history, complete with a few artifacts on display. I recommend this huge library!

Yes, the library has been completely renovated with more computers and workstations. They also have…read moreenclosed privacy glass rooms and private conference rooms. They also have 3D printing machine for students.

Nice venue for all occasions but especially a wedding event …read more Came to check out restaurants but to no luck .... Forktable closed down after 5 years . So many suites for lease.

Ambience so peaceful and romantic. Can't comment on service since office was closed (weekend?) when…read morewe came and visited. No food either with restaurants clued too. Wine tasting open but didn't go in because I had to drive (I turn red easily) and don't want any ticket. Didn't also had a chance to try the only food truck present at the moment due to time constraint ((had to leave). Can't imagine though how nice and romantic of an experience it would be if you can have your wedding/reception at this venue. . Amazing nature's beauty of the whole place everywhere you look. Interesting history behind its development too. Perfect place for big gatherings/events. For sure be interested in coming and visit next time on regular weekdays.

Located in the Jack London Village, the Sculpturesite Gallery showcases a variety of modern…read moresculptures both within their gallery space and outdoors, around the village. The village is located by a creek, and has a tranquil beauty that is complemented by the sculptures, many of which are kinetic. We had a lovely time walking around the village and seeing the sculptures and the outdoor nature.

I absolutely love this gallery! For me, sculpture defines art. It brings art to life. The wonderful…read morepeople at Sculpturesite understand this better than anyone. They have such a variety of sculpture and work with a wide range of sculptors. Whether it be a gift or something for my personal collection, I know that I can not only find it at sculpturesite, but with their incredible knowledge and fabulous customer service, I am always impressed. Their space is beautiful too. Don't just shop online with them, if you can, head to the gallery for a visit... the sculpture garden alone is worth it!

This is a small seperate room that is usually closed off from the rest of the Military Antiques and…read moreMuseum. It is well worth the trip but you will probably have to ask the owner to open it up special for you since the items in there are so rare that he can't leave it open all the time. If you are a military buff at all DO NOT MISS THIS PLACE!!!

This is a beautiful stop in Sonoma County. It features easy walks that allow you to learn about…read moreJack London and explore his homes, including the House of Happy Walls Museum and the ruins of his Wolf House. The trails are well-maintained and shaded by trees, with some minor uphill and downhill sections, making it a great outdoor activity for all ages. There is a vehicle entry fee to get into the park, but it is covered if you have a California State Parks pass. Highly recommend checking it out if you are in the area or need a break from wine tasting.

Jack London's gravesite and ruins of Wolf House. We came for the abandoned house and were very…read moreimpressed by the scale and size, Jack London must have been very wealthy for the time to have a house like this. The sad thing is it burned down right before completion so they never got to live in the house. The use of stones and rock kept a lot of the walls despite the fire and it reminds me of of an oversized version of a Greene and Greene style Craftsman Bungalow I saw in Pasadena, CA. If you are a fan of abandoned places you will like coming here. It's fenced off for safety so you can't go running around the structures but you can do a full 360 walk around and there is a platform you can walk on that's about in the middle of the house and you get a good view of the pool and different floors from here. The hike from the parking lot to the museum and to the grave sites and house are easy, my senior parents and young kids were able to do it easily. I would stop by the museum on the way back, there are some nice artifacts from Jack London as well as a scale model of what the hosue was supposed to look like.