Why go
Napa Valley is one of the most famous wine-growing areas in the USA. In addition to vineyards, small places, good restaurants, gentle hills and a well-kept cultural landscape await you.
The stop can be easily integrated into the proposed round trip and offers a clear contrast to the previous stage.
At a glance
Category | Information
Ideal stay | 1–2 days
Best time to visit | March–November
Fifth-wheel access | Check your vehicle, specific campsite and approach road.
Priority | Nature, road trip & local experiences
Napa
The city offers Riverfront, Oxbow Public Market and a wide range of restaurants.
Yountville & St. Helena
The small villages combine wine, delicatessen, galleries and a very well-kept atmosphere.
Wineries
The selection ranges from historical facilities to modern architecture; many visits require a reservation.
Things to do
Wine tasting
Oxbow Public Market
Bicycle tour
Travel with organized shuttle or tour provider
Shopping
Napa and St. Helena offer delicatessen, wine and boutiques. For normal supplies there are large supermarkets in Napa and American Canyon.
Food & drink
Oxbow Public Market is uncomplicated and versatile. Yountville has several well-known restaurants, often with a long lead time.
Campgrounds
Napa Valley Expo RV Park – central
Skyline Wilderness Park – natural alternative
Calistoga RV Park – good starting point in the north
Practical tips
Don't drive yourself after tastings.
Reserve wineries and restaurants in advance.
Avoid narrow side roads with big team.
Our recommendation
Even without a great passion for wine Napa is worth it for landscape and food. Use an organized transport and concentrate on few well-chosen wineries.