Geyserville crowns Sonoma County's wine country with tastings at Mercury Mines Cellars and Old Dell Ranch along Highway 101. Eight RV parks dot the area, turning Lake Sonoma into your launchpad for boating, hiking, and vineyard tours. Camp here to wake up to rolling vineyards and hit the water by noon.
Geyserville hugs Highway 101 north of Healdsburg, drawing wine lovers to spots like B.R. Cohn Winery and the annual Geyserville Fall Arts and Crafts Faire. Boaters flock to Lake Sonoma for bass fishing and kayaking, while hikers weave through ancient giants at Armstrong Redwoods State Natural Reserve just minutes away. Cyclists pedal rural roads past olive groves and horse ranches.
RV parks hug Lake Sonoma's shores and canyons. Boat-in Sites draws water enthusiasts with pet-friendly group sites and water hookups at $30–$80/night. Liberty Glen Campground offers dump stations and group areas for pet owners, priced $25–$100/night, though it closes temporarily for maintenance. Warm Springs Rec Area fits group travelers seeking pet-friendly spots with water at a steady $50/night.
Geyserville stands out for Sonoma wine country tastings at Mercury Mines Cellars and B.R. Cohn Winery. The town hosts the Fall Arts and Crafts Faire each October along Main Street. Proximity to Lake Sonoma adds boating and fishing draws, while Armstrong Redwoods offers hikes among 300-foot trees. RV bases here blend sips and adventures seamlessly.
Find eight RV parks near Geyserville, including Boat-in Sites, Liberty Glen Campground, and Warm Springs Rec Area around Lake Sonoma. These cluster along Skaggs Springs Road for easy access from Highway 101. Amenities like water hookups, dump stations, and pet-friendly sites cater to boaters and groups.
Yes, Boat-in Sites, Liberty Glen Campground, and Warm Springs Rec Area all welcome pets. These Lake Sonoma parks add leashes to group sites and water hookups. Owners enjoy trails and beaches nearby, keeping furry friends happy during wine country stays.
