campovidaEST. 2010

The place that we now call Campovida has been home to the Pomo Indians of Sanel Valley, a cattle rancher, a railroad and timber baron, a hop broker, a lumber executive and a host of winemakers, each with a reverence and respect for the bio-diversity of this place. Each deeply concerned with preserving the land and its agricultural heritage. Now, as dedicated stewards of the land, Anna and Gary and the team at Campovida tend to 13 acres of organic and diverse gardens, patronize local vineyards and families for the grapes they turn into award winning wine, and are the maintenance crew, the concierge, the security crew, the gardeners, and the dreamers behind Campovida. You will find 5 large barns from the late 1890 each carefully reclaimed and offering unique spaces to taste, stay and play. The barns are surrounded by organic vineyards, 500 year old valley oak trees and olive tree orchards. At night, you can see the milky way without a telescope. You will see and hear sounds of nature that will remind you of how we are all connected on this place we call earth.

Our venues biggest draw is the 13 acres of certified organic gardens. The gardens are breathtakingly beautiful, but also functional, providing seasonal produce for our restaurant, Piazza de Campovida, less then a mile away in downtown Hopland.

There are bocce ball courts in nearby proximity to our wine tasting room. All on-site guests have access to our salt water pool, which features palm tree views, an outdoor shower, and plenty of seating. The 6 acre garden is accessible to stroll where you can sit along the 5 acres pond and take in all of nature's beauty.