- California Wine Country
The best dog-friendly glamping in California Wine Country
95% (3K) • 65 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near California Wine Country
95% (3K) • 65 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near California Wine Country
Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
Megan
December 2025
With pets
We were a group of 11 at Camp Hoppy, and we had an amazing time. The space is beautiful, and it was great having the bathroom and kitchen available. We hope to come back!
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Paul
November 2025
With pets
Great space tucked away into the woods. Walking distance to a bar and grill. Very peaceful. We enjoyed our time
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Andrew
November 2025
With pets
Fantastic experience! Really great site for a big family or a couple families to spend the weekend! The combination of beautiful surroundings and glamping amenities really make this a great option. Strongly recommend!
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Santiago
October 2025
2 nights at A California Dream: Camp Hoppy
Camp hoppy was is an amazing, beautiful spot tucked away in the redwood forest. We had an amazing time enjoying the fire under the trees, listening to the creek, watching the moon rise, and spotting some really interesting wildlife. It’s the perfect balance of being immersed in nature while still having the comforts you need: an open-air space for cooking, hot water, and a nice, clean bathroom.
Having the entire property and creek to ourselves made it feel like a peaceful little retreat. It truly has everything you need for a perfect nature getaway. I’d love to come back in the future. This is a lovely Hipcamp spot!
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Anna
October 2025
4 nights at Yurt & Aquaponic Farm in D RedWoods
I had a wonderful visit - the land was beautiful, the yurt and facilities were well-equipped, and the host was very friendly and helpful. Thank you!
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Jeff
September 2025
Group trip
Another AMAZING trip at Camp Hoppy with our group, this time with 2 doggos in tow! The site is huge and allowed us to split up amongst the camp area, as well as in the lower site near the river.
Can't recommend this site enough for groups looking for a private, beautiful, relaxing escape
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Kara
August 2025
Weekend Trip to A California Dream: Camp Hoppy
A little slice of heaven! My kids and I had a super special weekend here. The screened porch and comfy cots were a much appreciated bonus. The creek was lovely to read next to and play in.
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Camielle
August 2025
Weekend Trip to EL EL Cool Ranch
We loved our stay at the dome! Beautiful views, garden, pond and chickens. Elias was a very communicative and friendly host, with great recommendations for things to do in the area! He shared his music with us and we enjoyed it on our ride back home!
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Matt
August 2025
Group trip
Staying at Hoppers was truly an unforgettable experience. When we went there were 11 of sweetest puppies, and 4 dare I say sweeter doggy parents and grandparents. (They were all equally sweet)
Hopper was accommodating to us and such a thoughtful host. The yurt was very cozy and beautifully deisgned. His approach to sustainability is novel and special.
As someone who loves to camp in Joshua Tree, Sequoia and Kings Canyon, the area was the was the darkest night sky I’ve seen in a long long time. If you want more comfort than camping at salt point, but still be immersed in the north coast nature this is the place to be.
10/10 recommend
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Chris
July 2025
With pets
Hopper's farm was a super fun spot to stay for a weekend with my dog and toddler. The yurt had everything we needed and the detached bathroom with shower and a couple sinks was just a short walk away. His farm is in a beautiful forest about a 20 min drive uphill from sea ranch, so it is a great alternative to Salt Point SP or the other campgrounds closer to Gualala. My daughter enjoyed seeing his rabbits. Hopper is a fountain of wisdom about local plants and agriculture and I'm sure a longer stay would be super interesting, but we mainly used it as a home base for local adventures along the coast. Also if you're coming up from the bay the drive from 101 through dry creek valley is gorgeous and passes through loads of wineries/farms with cool farm stands and other neat things to stop and see if you have more time. Bottom line, it's a really nice, peaceful spot and we hope to return again soon for a longer stay.
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Aaron
July 2025
With kids
Camp Hoppy was fantastic! There was a lot of area for our kids to explore around, including going down to the creek on the property. The kids also got a kick out of picking a few blackberries!
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Madison
July 2025
2 nights at EL EL Cool Ranch
Serene, beautiful dome on a west facing slope in the hills. Had a peaceful stay with my dog. Even though it was hot, Eli took care to provide fans, and it cooled down substantially at night. There’s an adorable full kitchen and clawfoot tub. The views are incredible!
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Matt
July 2025
With pets
What a lovely place, lovely host, lovely dog-host. Off grid, remote but close enough to the world, and the Dome itself is awesome. I could go on and use more superlatives but it's exactly what you want, just book it. we had our 10 year old, and our 2 dogs, who all truly enjoyed themselves (10 year old unplugged).
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Madison
July 2025
With pets
Amazing views and a very comfortable place to stay. My dog loved exploring and getting away from the Fourth of July fireworks in the city!
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Avital
July 2025
With pets
The yurt was inviting, comfortable, remarkably clean, and well-appointed. Our host was friendly, informative, and pointed us to hidden treasures in the area to explore. We had a perfect long weekend. We will be back!
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Savi
June 2025
With pets
We had a great relaxing weekend, it was super hot but that didn't change anything with what this place offers. It was very peaceful, great night sky, loved the dog and the chickens. Nice trail on the property. Host Elias is kind and nice person, we had a great conversation and really appreciated his hospitality. We also took a day trip out to Mendocino. Overall great place to disconnect, and enjoy the peaceful nature.
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William
June 2025
Group trip
Great spot! Loved getting into the river and hanging around the property. Some good platforms for sleeping on. One note; the yurt by the river has seen better days and we opted not to sleep in it. Otherwise, a beautiful and tranquil spot in a perfect location.
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Allison
June 2025
Weekend Trip to EL EL Cool Ranch
Great stay, well off the beaten path. Eli is a warm and gracious host. We loved the peace and quiet of the dome and still having the creature comforts of home. It was also fun to go forage in the garden, hang out with the chickens, and see the wild ponies on the drive in.
A truly dog friendly place- Lulu is a very friendly girl and will love to play with your pup.
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Jessica
June 2025
With pets
Brett’s place is lovely, it’s a very nice home in a beautiful spot. We had a great time exploring the area. We appreciate that it was dog friendly. We were able to hang out at Clear Lake and there are many wineries in the area along with cute breakfast spots and shops. Going home at the end of our day to hang in the hot tub was the best. Brett is super nice, I ended up accidentally leaving my drivers license there and he was able to help me get in touch with the house cleaner Maria who sent it in the mail. I really appreciated them. Definitely recommend.
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Clara
June 2025
With pets
We loved camp hoppy! It was a beautiful space, clean, open with plenty of land for the dogs to run around in. The creek was a short hike down and we had a great time in the water. It was a hot weekend for May but the redwoods at the campsite provided adequate shade and it was a lot cooler than expected.
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The best dog-friendly glamping in California Wine Country guide
Where to go
Napa Valley
Sip elegant wines and pack up artisanal treats to supply your picnic in Yountville, St. Helena, or Napa. (Oxbow Public Market is a must-stop for provisions.) The Silverado Trail is also teeming with prestigious wineries, and if the weather cooperates, it’s possible to ride bikes along this scenic country wine route, which travels a 30-mile distance between Napa and Calistoga.
Sonoma Valley
Exploring the coastal hills and valleys of Sonoma County, Hipcampers will find plenty of glamping spots among the vineyards. Sip your way through the Dry Creek Valley or the Sonoma Valley (aka Valley of the Moon), with the Russian River winding between them. History buffs can explore California’s last mission at Sonoma State Historic Park.
Russian River
Check out the Geyserville Sculpture Trail, then pop into the boutiques, wine shops, and eateries surrounding Healdsburg’s historic plaza. You can dip into the refreshing waters of the Russian River at Memorial Beach before making a detour through Guerneville to the river’s coastal outlet at Jenner, stopping en route to hike in Armstrong Redwoods State Natural Reserve.
Sonoma Coast
Public beaches sprinkle Sonoma Coast State Park—ideal for pitching a tent or setting up your RV. From Bodega Bay to Jenner-by-the-Sea and all the way to remote Gerstle Cove at Salt Point, it isn’t hard to find your getaway. Devour crab sandwiches and slurp oysters, discover Russian settlements at Fort Ross State Park, hike the coastside Kortum Trail, or simply stroll along miles of sandy shoreline.