Yountville

In 1835, George Calvert Yount could have settled anywhere in the Napa Valley. He chose a small area in the heart of the Valley, known today as Yountville.

Yountville is a vacationer's dream. Beside the obvious wine attractions, Yountville offers many other attractions that add to the dynamic of Napa Valley. Visitors can take in the history, the culture, wine, art and heritage of the Valley all together while visiting the Napa Valley Museum. Visitors can also take hot air balloon rides, country tours in an antique automobile, or a tour on a Wine Train that offers a wonderful wine tasting venue. Yountville also offers wonderful golf courses and tennis facilities as well as dinning opportunities.

Yountville is located west of Sacramento between St. Helena and Napa along Highway 29 near Lake Berryessa and the San Francisco Bay.

Yountville is part of the Vallejo-Fairfield-Napa, California metro area.