Shurtleff Park Dog Park

Bring your dog to the authorized off-leash area of this public park, but be cautious because the area is not gated.

The 2,400-square-foot Welcome Center, located at 600 Main Street along the Riverfront in Downtown Napa, is the ideal beginning place for new and returning visitors to the Napa Valley. The new Welcome Center, which serves as the official source for destination information, combines high-tech and traditional resources to give visitors an introduction to the Napa Valley touring experience by artfully combining gracious hospitality with easy access to fun and interactive digital information tools.

Dogs are welcome at St. Clair Brown Winery! In downtown Napa, winemaker Elaine St. Clair's urban vineyard makes small-lot, hand-crafted wines. The Greenhouse Tasting Room is encircled by a heated, pet-friendly patio and lush vegetable gardens. It's the ideal place to unwind with a glass of wine and a couple small meals from the menu. Roasted rosemary almonds, local cheeses, marinated olives, and Model Bakery baguettes are all favorites. Traditional wine sampling flights are $20 and contain Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, Syrah, and Cabernet Sauvignon tastes.

Alston Park in Napa, California, is a vast natural preserve with a fenced-in area where dogs can run free. The enclosed area includes agility equipment, a huge water pan with running water, and a double entry system to assure the safety of all dogs entering and exiting. For dogs under adequate voice control, a substantial chunk of the park is off leash. Dog waste bags, as well as several cans in which to dispose of the waste, are freely available. There is also a significant section of the park that is only open to leashed dogs.

The lovely Andretti Tasting Room, a dog-friendly and pleasant winery with patios with gorgeous valley views, welcomes you with a taste of Italian friendliness!

A lovely, off-the-beaten-path winery with a courteous, pet-friendly staff and world-class wines from its five tiny vineyards.