HotelWildhaven Sonoma Glamping
Safari tents and lofted cabins sit steps from where the Russian River curves through Healdsburg.

The glamping tents sit on elevated platforms with views straight down to Lake Sonoma's shoreline, close enough to hear the water lap at dawn. Mornings here mean saddling up for guided trail rides that wind through oak groves before looping back to the barn, where the Ranch Bar pours local rosé and craft beer until the fire pit takes over.
Days revolve around the trail rides—guides lead groups out twice daily, winding past the reservoir and into Alexander Valley foothill terrain. After riding, guests settle into the Ranch Bar for glasses of Dry Creek rosé or IPAs from local breweries, often staying through sunset when the fire pit is lit. The glamping tents come with real beds and linens; traditional camping sites spread out under the oaks for those who bring their own gear. Dogs are welcome throughout.

The property occupies a ridge above Lake Sonoma on Skaggs Springs Road, where the Sonoma-style redwood barn anchors a spread of glamping platforms and traditional camping sites. The barn dates back decades and now houses both the bar and event space, with rough-hewn beams and a stone fireplace. From the ridge, trails drop toward the water's edge through groves of valley oak and madrone, then climb back up past open meadows used for grazing.
The Ranch Bar offers a delightful selection of craft beer and local wine, providing the perfect refreshment after a day of horseback riding. With its stunning views overlooking Lake Sonoma, it serves as an inviting spot to unwind and soak in the natural beauty of the surroundings.
Experience the breathtaking landscapes of Sonoma Wine Country on horseback, with guided trail rides that cater to all skill levels. This immersive activity allows guests to connect with nature while exploring the scenic trails that wind around the picturesque Lake Sonoma.
Set amidst the tranquil beauty of Lake Sonoma, camping at The Ranch offers a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the great outdoors. Whether you choose an RV or tent site, you'll find a serene escape surrounded by nature, perfect for stargazing and enjoying the peaceful ambiance.
Request a room with a lake view for an memorable morning coffee experience, watching the sunrise over the water. Keep in mind that the Ranch Bar can get busy during peak hours, so it’s best to arrive early to secure a prime spot overlooking the lake. Camping options are available, offering a unique way to experience the natural beauty of the area.
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