14120 Old Cazadero Rd
Guerneville, CA

Not everybody thrills to the idea of enjoying a traditional camping experience, filled with pitching a tent, sleeping on the ground, cooking amidst a campfire, and drifting off to sleep in the chill night air. But thankfully for those who do, Sonoma County has some great campgrounds to enjoy with friends and family. Together, we can protect and preserve the beauty and natural resources of Sonoma County for generations to come. Check out our page on Sustainable Travel, and look over the Leave No Trace Seven Principles. For those who hope to enjoy a more glamorous Wine Country camping experience - better known as "glamping" - Sonoma County has many options to choose from. From African Safari tents to Airstream trailers amidst the redwoods, here are some luxurious glamping options in Sonoma Wine Country:

14120 Old Cazadero Rd
Guerneville, CA

In an exciting new twist on Glamping, you can choose between a custom-designed Airstream trailer (that instantly-recognized "silver bullet" style) or a luxurious canvas tent with a plush, modern interior at AutoCamp Russian River in Guerneville.

14711 Armstrong Woods Rd
Guerneville, CA

Guerneville's popular boon hotel + spa didn't enjoy turning away guests when rooms were completely booked, so they added some spiffy tent cabins to the property. Only seasonally available from Memorial Day in May through October, the tents offer the same luxuries that you'll find in the rooms: platform beds, organic linens, great bath products, terrific breakfasts, and more. Tent cabins come equipped with lanterns and have shared bath facilities.

3115 Porter Creek Rd
Santa Rosa, CA

After riding in an open-air vehicle through Safari West's 400-acre preserve - while catching sight of gazelles, zebras, cheetahs, antelopes, cape buffalo, wildebeests, giraffes, and other exotic animals - spend the night and you'll sleep in a luxury tent imported from Africa; the beds are plush and the showers are hot. Pale green canvas walls enclose plush beds, hot showers, and rustic but elegant trappings. There are polished wood floors, gleaming copper basins in the private bathrooms, and one-of-a kind hand hewn furniture. About 700 animals reside in this wildlife preserve, and in conditions close to their natural African habitat; you'll see them socializing, eating, and playing.

22855 Moscow Rd
Duncans Mills, CA

Stretching for one mile along the Russian River and located just four miles from the Pacific Ocean, 110-acre Casini Ranch's family-pleasing campground activities include free outdoor movies, beach bonfires, duck feedings, guided hikes, watercraft rentals, summer ice cream socials, an historic barn, and hayrides. Though it mostly caters to tent and RV campers, Casini Ranch does have a few cabins available. Each sleeps 4 people, contains one double bed and 2 bunk beds, and comes with a picnic table, fire pit and BBQ (Cabin #85 is ADA accessible). The cabins have no electricity, heat, or running water-but for those who don't enjoy sleeping in a tent, they are sheer luxury.

20 Rainsville Rd
Petaluma, CA

Centrally located and offering a huge range of activities and amenities, Petaluma KOA's range of deluxe cabins allow you to 'camp' in the kind of style that suits your needs. With the kids? The Loft Lodges have a master bedroom and a separate sleeping loft. Bringing the family pooch? The Bunk Bed Lodges are pet friendly (and kids love sleeping on bunks!). Wine Country Studio Lodges are perfect for a couple, Buddy Lodges mean you can vacation with friends but have your own space, and the Accessible Loft Lodge is handicap accessible.

2605 Adobe Canyon Rd
Kenwood, CA

Sleep in a fully-furnished luxury canvas tent at night and, on clear days, view portions of the San Francisco Bay Area and even a glimpse of the Sierra Nevada. Sugarloaf Ridge State Park is located northeast of Kenwood in the Mayacamas Mountains, Sonoma County's eastern border. Elevations within the 2,700-acre park range from 600 feet at the entrance to 2,729 feet at the top of Bald Mountain. Sugarloaf contains the headwaters of Sonoma Creek and offers 25 miles of trails for hiking and horseback riding (some trails are open to mountain bikers). The Robert Ferguson Observatory is open to the public, and trout fishing is good in Sonoma Creek in late spring and early summer.