Daycation to the SFMOMA
The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art is seven stories of galleries, each offering something new and often unexpected. continue reading ›
Daycations
All Aboard at Sonoma TrainTown Railroad
Travel via train through tunnels and over bridges to the miniature town of Lakeview, where you can explore the schoolhouse, local jail and visit the petting zoo. continue reading ›
See Where Candy Gets Made at the Jelly Belly Factory & Visitor Center
If you’re looking for a sweet adventure with your valentine(s), then a tour of the Jelly Belly Factory in Fairfield is in order. continue reading ›
Historic Pier 45 & Musée Mécanique at Fisherman’s Wharf
At San Francisco’s Pier 45 visitors can tour a WWII-era U.S. Navy submarine and then play a round of vintage arcade machines. continue reading ›
Daycation to Smith Family Farm in Knightsen
Find pumpkins and more at this working family farm that’s been operating in eastern Contra Costa County for over 30 years. continue reading ›
Daycation to Oakland Zoo’s California Trail
Soar to new heights at the Oakland Zoo’s newly-opened California Trail, featuring a gondola ride where you can get a birds-eye view of American Bison, camels and more. continue reading ›
Art, Science and History at the Oakland Museum of California
Even if you were born and raised in the Golden State, the Oakland Museum of California is sure to teach you something new about this unique place. continue reading ›
Daycation to the Berkeley Waterfront and Playground
Take a scenic daycation to the Berkeley Waterfront and Playground where kids can be kids with an array of activities and play structures. continue reading ›
A Trip to the Mendocino Coast
Climb the tallest lighthouse on the West Coast and walk along a beach full of colorful sea glass with a trip to the Mendocino Coast in Northern California. continue reading ›
Daycation to the Famously Haunted Winchester Mystery House
This bizarre 160-room mansion in San Jose has a window built into the floor, stairs leading to nowhere, doors that open onto blank walls and upside down posts. continue reading ›
