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Winters, California, is a picturesque town between Sacramento and Napa Valley, resting on the foothills of the Coastal Range. It’s an ideal destination for a day trip from Sacramento or the Bay Area. Winters is particularly famous for its local wineries, which offer a variety of varietals grown in the valleys of Yolo County. While it may not be as renowned as its neighbor, Napa Valley, wine enthusiasts will appreciate the selection of wines in the area.
Things To Do in Winters, California
Berryessa Gap Vineyards
Berryessa Gap Vineyards is known for its award-winning Sauvignon Blanc and Petite Sirah wines, which have gained recognition at both local and state levels. Berryessa Gap Winery is located just off Highway CA-128, outside town. Additionally, there’s a downtown Tasting Room located at 15 Main Street. The downtown tasting room offers a happy hour and special event dinners. Website.
Berryessa Brewing Company
For visitors who prefer a solid brew to fine wine, there’s the Berryessa Brewing Company, just west of Winters on Highway 128. The brewery has indoor and outdoor seating and sells “growlers,” so you can keep a taste of the Berryessa Brewing Company with you on your travels—a dog-friendly patio. The Brewerie shares a building with Berryessa Gap Vineyards. Address: 27260 CA-128, Winters, California. Website.
Turkovich Family Wines
Turkovich Family Wines has a downtown tasting room where visitors can enjoy wine and cheese tastings. You’ll also find Winters Cheese Company in the same building, which features a variety of delicious cheeses that can be sampled or purchased. Their address is 304 Railroad Avenue, Winters, California. If you’re interested in visiting the Turkovich Winery just outside of town, you can make a reservation beforehand. Website.
Buckhorn Steakhouse
In town, visit the Buckhorn Steakhouse Winters, located in the historic De Vilbiss Hotel. The building is worth the trip, even if you don’t go in for its steak, lamb, or seafood. Built-in 1889 by local rancher John De Vilbliss, it was one of the only buildings to survive a devastating earthquake in 1892—address: 2 Main St, Downtown.
Putah Creek Cafe Winters, California
Putah Creek Cafe has been featured on Food Network’s “Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives” show. The cafe is well-known for its breakfast menu, which includes popular dishes such as the Putah Creek Scramble, Chicken Fried Steak, and Southern Style Biscuit & Gravy. The staff at the cafe work together to ensure that patrons have a friendly and satisfying experience. Address: 1 Main St, downtown. Website.
Winters Fruit Tree: Pick up Some Snacks
If you’re on the lookout for fresh, locally grown fruits, vegetables, and nuts, you should check out the Winters Fruit Tree farm stand. Located in the slowly growing residential area of Winters, the farm stand is a hidden gem worth stopping by. With small family farms disappearing rapidly in California, this farm stand is a great way to support and preserve the family farming tradition. You can find it at 415 Grant Avenue in Winters, California. Website.
Putah Creek Wildlife Area: Go For a Hike
Get out your hiking boots and explore the great outdoors in downtown Winters. Putah Creek ran through town on its southern border, inspired by Credence Clearwater Revival’s song “Green River.” Anglers can cast their lines anywhere along the length of the creek, but follow it west for about 10 miles, and you’ll reach the Putah Creek Wildlife Area.
Lake Solano Regional Park Camping
Lake Solano Park offers everything you need for an outdoor excursion, with plenty of opportunities for camping and fishing. The park has many campsites with hookups and running water, all right on the edge of Lake Solano. Keep heading west, and you’ll reach Lake Berryessa and the Monticello Dam, a significant Napa County water recreation area.
Where to Stay in Winters, CA
If you’re looking for a cozy, quiet place to spend a few nights, Winters has some charming B& B’s. The Inn at Park Winters and the Abbey House Inn are trendy destinations. They are perfect for a honeymoon or a romantic weekend getaway. Abby House101 E Abbey Street. Park Winters 27850 Co Rd 26. Winters is about a 1.5-hour drive from the Bay Area and 45 minutes from downtown Sacramento.
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Nenny Babo says
I visited winters in 1996. I stay in my friend farm Dr. John Anderson. I love Winters and hoping to comeback visit this city.
Lori Vidales says
Hi my name is Lori Vidales. Myself and my business partner, Lynda Hinds have a new business in Winters called Yolo 365 Tours & Tastings. We are a local company in Winters that provides day tours in our town.
Thank you