Healdsburg Travel Guide

We hope you’ll spend the weekend enjoying all that wine country has to offer. here are some of our favorite places and things to do in the area.

    • Valette
      A Healdsburg favorite. Perfect for a nice dinner on Friday night.

    • Dry Creek Kitchen
      Chef Charlie Palmer’s signature spot- Sonoma-forward wine list.

    • The Matheson / Roof 106
      Trendy and fun rooftop bar

    • Barndiva
      A Healdsburg laid back classic

    • KIN Smoke- Griff’s Pick

      Slow Smoked BBQ

    • Healdsburg Bar & Grill

      Casual, friendly and lively

    • The Parish Café
      Casual & perfect for brunch or lunch.

  • Downtown Healdsburg is full of cute boutiques and home design stores, all within a few blocks of the main plaza. Here are some of our favorites.

    • Anthem Healdsburg

    • Lulu Luxe

    • Tamarind

    • ERDA

    • Bon Ton Baby & Home

    • Healdsburg General Store

    • Gallery Lulo

    • Healdsburg Farmers’ Market

  • Healdsburg has a great mix of wine bars, cocktail spots, and late-night lounges — many stay open late if you’re looking post Welcome Party drinks!

    • Roof 106 at The Matheson

    • Lo & Behold

    • Duke’s Spirited Cocktails

    • Eleven Eleven Lounge

    • Spirit Bar at Hotel Healdsburg

  • Windsor Golf Club
    15–20 minutes south — A full 18-hole championship course.

    Healdsburg Golf Club at Tayman Park
    5 minutes from downtown — A charming 9-hole course.

    Northwood Golf Club
    About 30 minutes west — A 9-hole course set among redwood trees along the Russian River.

  • There are so many cute towns within wine country that are worth visiting! Below are a few of our favorites.

    Napa
    ~45 minutes south
    A perfect day trip for wine tasting, shopping, and soaking in classic Napa Valley charm.

    Yountville
    ~30 minutes south
    Charming and walkable, Yountville is known for its exceptional restaurants and boutique shops.

    St. Helena
    ~25 minutes south
    A picturesque wine town with beautiful tasting rooms, art galleries, and some of the region’s most iconic wineries.

    Calistoga
    ~20 minutes north
    Famous for its hot springs, spa experiences, and laid-back vibe—ideal for a slow afternoon of relaxation and wine tasting.