Napa County is now in the purple tier on California’s COVID-19 rating chart, meaning restrictions on businesses and activities are once again strict. Additional information outlining what is open and how to visit Napa Valley is included below.
Napa County has moved back to the purple tier as of Nov 16, with stricter restrictions in place. All visitors and locals must practice social distancing and remember the following safety measures:
Many Napa Valley businesses are open, though most are operating with modifications.
Effective Nov 16, 2020, wineries are open for outdoor service (tasting, visitation) only. See our list of Open Napa Valley Wineries here. Buy a Covet Pass for complimentary wine tastings at wineries throughout Napa Valley and Sonoma or reserve a private Wine Country Experience.
Napa Valley Hotels are open, but expect some amenities to be limited or unavailable.
Restaurants in Napa Valley are open and available for outdoor dining only. For a list of Napa Valley restaurants currently open, click here: Open Napa Valley Restaurants.
Family entertainment centers, movie theaters, zoos, and museums may open for outdoor activities only. Theme parks must stay closed. Click Here to check out what activities and things are available to do in Napa Valley.
Bars, breweries, and brewpubs may open for outdoor operations only if they are offering sit-down, dine-in meals.
Gyms and fitness centers have been permitted to reopen for outdoor operation only. Hair salons, nail salons, and personal care providers must follow strict hygenie measures and indoor service is capped at 25%.
Shopping malls and retailers have been permitted to reopen indoors at 25% capacity.
As Wine Country continues to adjust to the changing environment related to COVID-19, you may be wondering if it’s safe to visit Napa Valley. To help you navigate the new Napa experience, we have created a summary of guidelines and recommendations so you can prepare for your visit and feel safe. Read More.
Napa Valley wineries are now open! See list of Open Wineries and start planning your visit.
Spend the weekend or a few days enjoying Napa Valley. Make reservations at newly reopened resorts, hotels, or vacation rentals. View List Here.
Napa Valley restaurants welcome you to dine outdoors. See list of Open Restaurants.
Want to experience Napa Valley virtually? Try a private virtual wine experience (think virtual happy hour with world-class wine and winemaker included) Reserve Now.
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