Top Attractions in Santa Rosa

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21 Listed places

4.7 average across 21 rated listings

One Air Museum Way • Guerneville • Bussman Hall

Adults $12, Seniors (62+) $8, Youth (4-18) & Students $5, Children under 4 Free – Advance paid tickets required ($$$); overnight luxury tent stays ($$$$) include breakfast; braai dining priced separately

Popular Neighborhoods:

One Air Museum Way Guerneville Bussman Hall Sebastopol Glen Ellen

#19 4.7 (2,210) Attractions

Spring Lake Park

Famous for: A 72-acre non-motorized boating lake, 2.3-mile paved lakeside loop, seasonal swimming lagoon, and shaded oak-hilltop campground.

Explore Spring Lake Park in Santa Rosa, CA: a 320-acre regional park with a 72-acre boating lake, 2.3-mile paved loop, swimming lagoon,…

Families with kids Trail runners and walkers Kayakers and paddlers

#20 4.3 (1,155) Attractions

The Petrified Forest

Calistoga

Famous for: Giant 3.4-million-year-old redwood trees turned to solid quartz stone by a Pliocene volcanic eruption near Mount St. Helena.

Walk among 3.4-million-year-old fossilized giant redwoods at The Petrified Forest in Calistoga, CA. Explore shaded trails, volcanic viewpoints, and history.

Families with kids Geology enthusiasts History buffs

#21 4.8 (820) Attractions

Trione-Annadel State Park

Famous for: Over 40 miles of volcanic singletrack trails, spring wildflower meadows, historic cobblestone quarries, and fishing at Lake Ilsanjo.

Explore Trione-Annadel State Park in Santa Rosa, CA: 5,092 acres of hiking and biking trails, spring wildflowers, and bass fishing at Lake…

Hikers Mountain Bikers Trail Runners

Planning guide

The Insider's Guide to Attractions in Santa Rosa

Santa Rosa’s attractions directory brings together 21 verified venues with an average rating of 4.7/5, spanning outdoor recreation, art, cultural collections and family activities. Its recorded geography extends beyond Santa Rosa addresses: Guerneville, Sebastopol and Glen Ellen appear alongside location labels such as One Air Museum Way and Bussman Hall. Treat this as a regional selection rather than a single walkable sightseeing circuit. Among the highlighted venues, Armstrong Redwoods State Natural Reserve, Santa Rosa Junior College Multicultural Museum and Patrick Amiot each score 4.9/5, though their review counts differ substantially: 4,239, 15 and 130 respectively. Armstrong Redwoods suits nature-focused outings; Bussman Hall anchors the museum visit; Florence Avenue in Sebastopol is the recorded address for Patrick Amiot. Snoopy’s Home Ice, Trione-Annadel State Park and Children’s Museum of Sonoma County each hold 4.8/5 ratings, offering distinct options for skating, trail recreation and family visits. With a destination walkability score of 45/100, check transport between your chosen stops.

The Santa Rosa Attractions Scene

Use these notes to plan your visits to attractions in Santa Rosa, and confirm current details with each venue.

Key Neighborhoods & Quarters

Guerneville: Armstrong Redwoods State Natural Reserve is recorded at 17000 Armstrong Woods Road and suits nature lovers, families and day hikers.
Bussman Hall: Santa Rosa Junior College Multicultural Museum is recorded here; its listed audiences include history buffs, art lovers and families.
Sebastopol: Patrick Amiot is recorded on Florence Avenue, with a 4.9/5 rating from 130 reviews.

Essential Tips for Travelers

Practical advice on etiquette, timing, and savings for attractions in Santa Rosa.

Booking Check

A recorded admission entry requires advance paid tickets; confirm which venue and ticket conditions apply before booking.

Transport Check

With walkability scored at 45/100 and listings across several locations, check routes and transport for each stop.

Hours Check

Seasonal schedules are not supplied in the verified data; confirm opening hours and activity availability for your visit date.

Frequently Asked Questions

Essential planning questions answered for exploring attractions in Santa Rosa.

What kinds of attractions are listed around Santa Rosa?

The 21 verified venues include nature reserves, a state park, museums, art and ice skating; the directory average is 4.7/5.

Which attractions suit families?

Armstrong Redwoods, Santa Rosa Junior College Multicultural Museum, Patrick Amiot, Snoopy’s Home Ice and Children’s Museum of Sonoma County all list families among their audiences.

What should I budget for admission?

One recorded entry lists adults at $12, seniors aged 62+ at $8, youth aged 4–18 and students at $5, and children under 4 free, with advance paid tickets required. The supplied data does not identify the venue for this schedule.

Can I visit the attractions on foot or by transit?

The walkability score is 45/100, and listings include Santa Rosa, Guerneville and Sebastopol addresses. No transit routes are supplied; check connections before planning a multi-stop day.

When is the best time to visit?

The verified data does not establish a best season or time of day. Confirm date-specific hours and availability with your selected venues.