Caliza
DirectionsBookNext door, a one-minute drive
One of the longer-established Westside names. Closed Tuesdays.
Out on the vines
Wine Trails
Right next door
Two acclaimed wineries, a minute away.
Ciento Cellars
DirectionsBookNext door, a one-minute drive
Our immediate neighbour, with a hilltop tasting room. Drive up rather than walk. Open Friday to Sunday.
Peachy Canyon wine trail
Cult wineries, 5 to 15 minutes west.
About 7 min
Stunning views, a beautiful tasting room and serious Rhône-style wines.
About 10 min
Organically farmed, Bordeaux-style Cabernet and blends, made by Anthony Yount of Royal Nonesuch Farm. A quiet, private setting. By appointment.
12 to 15 min
Possibly our favourite winery in Paso. Big wines with real freshness, a brilliant winemaker, tiny production. Download directions before you go; signal is patchy. By appointment, Tuesday to Saturday.
Vineyard Drive wine trail
Willow Creek gems, 15 to 20 minutes.
A small family winery making lighter, fresher-style reds and whites, with mineral-driven Mourvèdre at the core. Owners Ryan and Nicole are often pouring. By appointment Tuesday to Thursday.
A boutique family estate on Vineyard Drive, run by winemakers Natalie and Brian Brown, with four labels under one roof, including Rococo, Natalie's acclaimed old-vine Chenin Blanc. Expect site-driven Chenins, estate Syrah and Rhône blends, often poured by the winemakers themselves in the cosy tasting room or the old barn.
Jason and Chris Lamoreaux's boutique estate, named for the seasonal creek that cuts through its calcareous Willow Creek slopes. Small-batch, French-inspired Rhône wines served as a seated flight in a lounge spinning vinyl, or book the private two-hour Creekcut Sphere.
Matt Trevisan's cult Willow Creek estate, known for its richly layered Rhône and Zinfandel-based blends.
Highway 46 wine trail
Paso's grand estates, 15 to 20 minutes.
One of Paso's great estates.
Powerful, polished Rhône-style reds.
The winery of Anthony Yount, who also makes the Sixmilebridge wines. Seated tastings at set times. Open Tuesday to Sunday.
Tin City wine trail
Boutique wineries, 10 minutes away.
Family-owned since 2008, crafting Rhône blends from Willow Creek and Templeton Gap fruit. The G2 Syrah has twice earned 100 points from Jeb Dunnuck.
Bret Urness's small-lot Rhône reds and Mediterranean whites all come from his own 17-acre organic estate in the Willow Creek District. Farmed regeneratively and skilfully crafted in the cellar, Levo's wines are not to be missed.
Guillaume Fabre, who made wine at L'Aventure, and his brother Arnaud view Paso through a French lens. A 90-minute seated tasting, by appointment.
At the table
Eat
Dine out
Casual Eats
Della's
DirectionsWebsiteWood-fired pizza and gin bar
831 13th St
Blistered wood-fired pizzas, 50-plus gins and an amphora-aged Negroni.
Parchetto
DirectionsReserveCalifornia bistro
1234 Park St
Retro chop-house feel by the city park: dry-aged meats, fresh seafood, classic cocktails.
Buona Tavola
DirectionsReserveNorthern Italian
943 Spring St
A long-standing downtown favourite for Northern Italian, with a dog-friendly patio.
Special night out
Les Petites Canailles
DirectionsReserveModern French bistro
1215 Spring St
Chef Julien Asseo trained under Joël Robuchon, the most Michelin-starred chef in history, and his bistro is Michelin-recognised in its own right. Classic French cooking, local produce, and 1,100 wines that earned one of Wine Spectator's highest honours, including rare Paso back vintages. Our top choice for a special night out.
Grace & Rose
DirectionsReserveSeasonal farm-to-table
745 Park St
A 1915 farmhouse rescued and restored by Justin and Julie Fischer of the Paso Robles Wine Merchant, and winner of the Chamber's 2026 Beautification Award. Justin cooks a seasonal, farm-led menu, and the Wine Spectator award-winning list is arranged by Paso producer, so you can pick a favourite estate and explore its range - rare library vintages included. Ask for a porch table.
Mediterranean
944 Pine St, The Ava Hotel
Julien Asseo's newer Mediterranean restaurant, and already one of the best in town.
In Bloom
DirectionsReserveInventive Californian
1845 Spring St, by the Paso Market Walk
Michelin-recognised and playful: creative, produce-driven plates with luxury touches, plus a long list of top local and domestic wines.
Further afield
Worth the drive. Book well ahead.
Six Test Kitchen
DirectionsReserveMichelin-starred tasting menu
3075 Blue Rock Rd, Tin City (about 10 min)
Michelin-starred and tiny: Chef Ricky Odbert's counter seats around a dozen for a tasting menu that changes with the season. Hidden in an unsuspecting spot, so allow time to find it.
The Restaurant at JUSTIN
DirectionsReserveMichelin-starred Californian
11680 Chimney Rock Rd (about 30 min)
A Michelin star, plus a Green Star for sustainability, at JUSTIN's estate in the Adelaida hills. Seasonal Californian cooking, much of it grown on site.
The Loading Chute
DirectionsFacebookOak-pit steakhouse
6350 Webster Rd, Creston (about 25 min)
A rustic, family-run steakhouse out in cattle country. Steaks grilled over an oak pit, prime rib daily, wood-fired pizza and huge portions. Bring your own bottle; corkage is modest.
Dine in
Delivery
Delivery and takeout, by cuisine.
Jeffry's Wine Country BBQ
DirectionsWebsiteBarbecue
819 12th St
Scratch-made wine country barbecue, a downtown local favourite.
Cielo Ristorante
DirectionsWebsitePizza and Italian
Atascadero
Our pick for pizza and Italian at home.
Finca
DirectionsWebsiteModern Mexican
Paso Market Walk
Modern, wood-grilled Mexican from a Thomas Keller-trained chef, with handmade tortillas. The pork belly tacos are the move.
Bamboo Bamboo
DirectionsOrderChinese
Morro Bay
All the classics you'd expect, delivered up to Paso from Morro Bay.
Basil Thai
DirectionsOrderThai
828 11th St
The best Thai in town, right on the square.
The Hatch
DirectionsWebsiteRotisserie and comfort food
835 13th St
Michelin-recognised wood-fired rotisserie. A whole chicken and sides is an easy, excellent dinner.
Grill
Fire up the grill and eat under the pergola. Our picks for meat and fish.
Primal Meat Company
DirectionsClasses & eventsModern butcher
3330 Ramada Dr, by Tin City
A modern butcher with a cut room on display, plus a market, eatery and brewery under one roof.
Sinton & Sons
DirectionsWebsiteLocal ranch butcher
3450 Riverside Ave
Straight from the source: the butcher shop of the Sinton family, ranching here for five generations. Call ahead to check they're open.
Pier 46 Seafood Market
DirectionsWebsiteFresh local seafood
1131 Rossi Rd, Templeton
Our fish counter: sustainable, local seafood bought direct from artisan fishermen.
Private chef
Dinner at the cottage, cooked and served for you. Book at least two weeks ahead, and mention the grill and pergola when you do.
Society Cuisine
WebsiteFull-service private dining
Based in Paso Robles
Chef Nick Nolan's full-service team: a custom menu, plus a server and a bartender if you want them. Farm-to-table, and they handle the clean-up.
Inspired Dining Events
WebsiteMulti-course private dinners
Serves Paso Robles and the Central Coast
Chef Don's multi-course dinners drawing on Central Coast produce and seafood, with wine pairings from Paso to Santa Barbara.
Chef Alma Ayón
WebsiteModern California, Mexican roots
Based in Paso Robles
Le Cordon Bleu trained, with time at Providence in Los Angeles. Modern California cooking with Mexican roots, ideal for an intimate dinner.
Something special
Cult Wine Concierge
Email usCult, old and rare wines, from Paso and beyond
By arrangement and subject to availability; ideally a week before your stay
Celebrating, or just want something special? We can source cult Paso bottlings and older local vintages, as well as rare wines from great cellars around the world, and have them waiting at the cottage when you arrive. Email us with the occasion, what you like and your budget, and we will let you know if we can arrange it for your dates.
Private Winemaker Experience
Email usA private tasting with the winemaker
For parties of four or more. Subject to winemaker availability; ideally two weeks before your stay
We can arrange for a local winemaker to host you for a private tasting, with access to their best and most limited wines, the bottles most visitors never get to taste. Winemakers' schedules vary, so it isn't always possible, but email us with your dates, group size and the styles you love, and we'll do our best.
After dark
Drink
Cocktails
The Alchemists' Garden
DirectionsWebsite1144 Pine St
Creative, ingredient-driven cocktails and good small plates, on the corner of the town square.
Eleven Twenty-Two (1122)
DirectionsWebsiteBehind Pappy McGregor's, 1122 Pine St
A 30-seat speakeasy. Walk through Pappy McGregor's to the back patio and ring the bell once. No reservations, no food, phones away.
Esperanza on the Rooftop
DirectionsWebsiteThe Ava Hotel, 944 Pine St
The rooftop terrace above EMRE, beside the hotel pool. Perfect for a sundowner before dinner.
Bottle shop
Grapes & Grains
DirectionsWebsiteNear the town square
For every drinks need: a huge, incredible wine, beer and spirits shop, with a deep local selection and a cold room for beer.
Something special
Cult Wine Concierge
Email usCult, old and rare wines, from Paso and beyond
By arrangement and subject to availability; ideally a week before your stay
Celebrating, or just want something special? We can source cult Paso bottlings and older local vintages, as well as rare wines from great cellars around the world, and have them waiting at the cottage when you arrive. Email us with the occasion, what you like and your budget, and we will let you know if we can arrange it for your dates.
Private Winemaker Experience
Email usA private tasting with the winemaker
For parties of four or more. Subject to winemaker availability; ideally two weeks before your stay
We can arrange for a local winemaker to host you for a private tasting, with access to their best and most limited wines, the bottles most visitors never get to taste. Winemakers' schedules vary, so it isn't always possible, but email us with your dates, group size and the styles you love, and we'll do our best.
In the morning
Coffee & Breakfast
Coffee, tea and boba
Common Grounds
DirectionsWebsiteOrganic specialty coffee
Paso Market Walk, 1825 Spring St
Organic specialty coffee from the Joebella roasters, plus baked goods. Opens early, and handy for the Market Walk.
Spearhead Coffee
DirectionsWebsite619 12th St
The best coffee in town, roasted in-house. The pastries go by late morning, so go early.
H. Cheval Coffee
DirectionsWebsite840 11th St
Small-batch roasts and a shady, tree-covered patio. Dogs welcome outside.
Bobar
DirectionsYelp1220 Spring St
Boba and proper tea: fresh-brewed loose-leaf milk teas with organic milk. Try the brown sugar lava milk.
Sit-down breakfast and brunch
Mediterranean
944 Pine St, The Ava Hotel
The most polished morning meal in town.
Brunch
DirectionsWebsiteBreakfast and brunch
840 13th St
Exactly what it says: a downtown favourite devoted to breakfast and brunch. Expect a wait at weekends.
Monarca
DirectionsWebsiteMexican-inspired breakfast
1104 Pine St
Small and stylish on the town square, with Mexican-inspired breakfasts. The chilaquiles are a standout.
Parchetto
DirectionsReserveCalifornia bistro
1234 Park St
Sunday brunch in a retro chop-house room by the city park.
For the kitchen
Groceries
Paso Robles
In and around town.
Bakery
DirectionsWebsiteBlack Sheep Sourdough
Downtown Paso Robles
Traditional small-batch sourdough with no commercial yeast or additives. Order ahead online for loaves, cinnamon rolls and muffins.
Butcher
DirectionsWebsiteSinton & Sons
3450 Riverside Ave
Straight from the source: the butcher shop of the Sinton family, ranching here for five generations. Call ahead to check they're open.
Cheesemonger
DirectionsWebsiteVivant Fine Cheese
Downtown Paso Robles
A curated selection of local and imported cheeses, plus charcuterie, bread and olive oil, and staff who'll build you a board to match tonight's wine. Cheese plates and paninis on the patio too.
Gelato
DirectionsWebsiteLeo Leo Gelato
Paso Market Walk, 1803 Spring St
Small-batch gelato and sorbetto from master gelatiere Niccolo Lekai, made with local milk. Try the Stranocciola, hazelnut with Nutella.
Supermarket
DirectionsWebsiteTrader Joe's
2457 Golden Hill Rd
Paso's newest store, opened in July 2026.
Wine & spirits
DirectionsWebsiteGrapes & Grains
Near the town square
For every drinks need: a huge, incredible wine, beer and spirits shop, with a deep local selection and a cold room for beer.
Tin City Artisans
About 10 minutes away. Stock up for a night of cooking at the cottage.
Bakery
DirectionsWebsiteProof & Gather Baking Co.
The local bakery for bread and baked treats.
Butcher
DirectionsClasses & eventsPrimal Meat Company
3330 Ramada Dr, by Tin City
A modern butcher with a cut room on display, plus a market, eatery and brewery under one roof.
Fresh pasta & Italian market
DirectionsWebsiteEtto Pastificio
A working pasta factory with an Italian market: fresh pasta, sauces, olive oil, cheese and salumi. Dinner sorted.
Gourmet mushrooms
DirectionsWebsiteMighty Cap Mushrooms
A gourmet indoor mushroom farm supplying the best local kitchens. Shop open daily; farm tours bookable online.
Cheesemonger
DirectionsWebsiteCentral Coast Creamery
Award-winning local cheesemaker with its own shop. Small-batch aged cheeses from local milk; try the Seascape or the Holey Cow.
Ice cream
DirectionsWebsiteNegranti Creamery
Small-batch sheep's milk ice cream. Take a pint home for dessert by the fire.
Templeton
The next town south, just off Highway 101. (About 15 minutes.)
Fishmonger
DirectionsWebsitePier 46 Seafood Market
1131 Rossi Rd
Our fish counter: sustainable, local seafood bought direct from artisan fishermen.
Supermarket
DirectionsWebsiteTrader Joe's
Rossi Rd
Shares a plaza with Pier 46, so you can do fish and groceries in one stop.
Further afield
Activities
Around Paso
Sensorio
DirectionsTickets4380 Highway 46 East
Bruce Munro's Field of Light: 100,000 glowing spheres across the hills, plus Light Towers built from 17,000 wine bottles. Go after dark; book ahead.
Vina Robles Amphitheatre
DirectionsConcertsMill Rd, east of town
Paso's outdoor concert venue, with big-name acts. Check the line-up for your dates.
Pasolivo
DirectionsWebsite8530 Vineyard Dr
A working olive ranch on the Westside, with tastings of their estate oils.
Central Coast Bike Rental
DirectionsBook1835 Spring St
Self-service e-bike rental at the Paso Market Walk, with helmets, locks and saddlebags included. Best for exploring downtown and the flatter roads east of town.
Templeton Farmers Market
DirectionsWebsite6th and Crocker St, Templeton
Local growers, bakers and food stalls every Saturday, 9am to 12:30pm, year round, in Templeton Park, a short drive south.
Downtown Paso
DirectionsWebsiteCity Park, 12th and Spring St
The town square and the streets around it: boutiques, galleries, tasting rooms and cafés, all an easy stroll.
Estrella Warbirds Museum
DirectionsWebsite4251 Dry Creek Rd
Vintage military aircraft and vehicles, plus the Woodland Auto Display of 100-plus classic and racing cars. One ticket covers both.
Firestone Walker Brewing
DirectionsWebsite1400 Ramada Dr
The flagship brewery: tours, a taproom and a full restaurant. A good break from wine.
Seasonal
Through the year, in calendar order. Dates shift a little each year, so check before you plan around one.
Balloons Over Paso
DirectionsBookRoughly May to November
Paso Robles
Small sunrise balloon flights over the vineyards, finishing with a sparkling wine toast. Weather permitting.
Concerts in the Park, Templeton
DetailsWednesday evenings, mid-June to mid-August
Templeton Park
Free live music from 6 to 8pm in Templeton Park. Bring a blanket, low chairs and a picnic.
California Mid-State Fair
DetailsMid to late July
Paso Robles Event Center
Twelve days of big-name concerts, rodeo, livestock shows, wine awards and classic fair food. Book accommodation and concert tickets early.
Pumpkin farms
DirectionsJack Creek FarmsMid-September to October
5000 Highway 46 West, Templeton
Jack Creek Farms on Highway 46 West is one of the best-loved pumpkin patches in the country, with a farm stand of seasonal produce.
Pioneer Day
DetailsSecond Saturday of October
Downtown Paso Robles
Paso's oldest tradition: a parade of antique tractors, horse-drawn wagons and vintage cars from 10am, then the famous free bean feed in City Park.
Cambria Christmas Market
DetailsLate November to 31 December
Cambria Pines Lodge, Cambria
Three million lights, a German-style market, mulled wine and fire pits, on select evenings from 5 to 9pm. Book tickets ahead.
Vine Street Victorian Showcase
DirectionsEvent infoA Saturday evening in December
Vine Street, from 8th to 21st Street
Paso's Victorian homes along Vine Street dressed for Christmas, with carolers, costumed actors and Santa.
Day trips to the coast
Highway 46 West runs from wine country straight to the Pacific.
Cambria and Moonstone Beach
DirectionsWebsiteAbout 35 min
A charming village, a boardwalk along the bluffs and tide pools.
Hearst Castle
DirectionsBook toursAbout 1 hour
William Randolph Hearst's hilltop estate. Book tours in advance.
Piedras Blancas elephant seals
DirectionsWebsiteJust north of Hearst Castle
Free roadside viewing of the rookery. Spectacular in winter, when the pups are born.
Cayucos and Morro Bay
DirectionsWebsite30 to 40 min
Morro Rock, oysters, kayaking and fish and chips on the pier. Bringing the dog? Morro Bay Dog Beach (Toro Creek) is a wide off-leash stretch of sand.
Wine festivals
The main consumer wine events of the year, in calendar order. Tickets for the big ones sell out, so book early.
Vintage Paso: Zinfandel & Other Wild Wines
DetailsThird weekend of March
Wineries across Paso Robles
Paso's long-running celebration of Zinfandel and the more unusual varieties, with special tastings and events at wineries across the region.
Rhône Rangers Experience
DetailsMarch
Paso Robles Event Center and The Ava Hotel
The largest gathering of American Rhône producers: seminars, a grand tasting and a vintners' lunch.
Paso Wine Fest
DetailsThird weekend of May
Paso Robles Event Center and wineries
Paso's flagship wine weekend: a grand tasting with 120-plus wineries, plus winemaker dinners and events all weekend.
Harvest season
DetailsOctober
Wineries across Paso Robles
The new vintage comes in. Wineries host harvest dinners, barrel tastings and open houses through the month.
Garagiste Festival
DetailsEarly November
Paso Robles Event Center and The Ava Hotel
Small-production, artisan winemakers pouring their own wines, many of them not found anywhere else.
Leave the car
Getting around
Getting around
Canyon roads and tastings don't mix. For a day out, book a driver.
Toast Tours
Book onlineCall 805.400.3141Our go-to. A boutique, high-end private tour and driver service with sommelier training. They'll plan the whole day, reservations included, or simply drive you to the wineries you choose, with pickup at the cottage. Also Hearst Castle, breweries and distilleries. Book well ahead for weekends.
On arrival
Arriving & leaving
Arrival
Directions and gate code
Open in MapsWe are the green cottage between Caliza and Ciento wineries.
Drive past the cottage and its vineyard, turn in at the Ciento sign, and take the right-hand driveway to the gate. The gate code is sent through the Airbnb app before you arrive.
1530 Peachy Canyon Road, Paso Robles, CA 93446.
Check-in
From 3pm.
Your door code
A unique door code is created for your stay and sent through the Airbnb app before check-in. It stops working 30 minutes after check-out. If you have any trouble with it, message us straight away.
Spare key
In an emergency, there is a spare key in a lockbox. Airbnb support can confirm its location and access code: call +1 844 234 2500, or use Help in the Airbnb app.
Parking
Park in the two spaces between the side of the cottage and the vineyard. If you need more parking, use the EV charging area by the barn at the rear of the cottage. Please do not block the two driveway gates or the access between them.
EV charging
The EV charger is located at the barn to the rear of the cottage. Charging is complimentary. A universal adapter is available on request; just message us. The home runs on 100% solar power.
Before you leave
Check-out
By 10am. Please load all dirty plates, glasses and pans into the dishwasher and run it; anything that does not fit can go in the sink. Empty the kitchen trash and any food waste into the bins behind the cottage. Make sure the grill and fire pit are turned off, ideally with the grill's gas tank closed too.
Stay connected
Wifi & entertainment
Connect
Wifi
Starlink throughout the cottage and grounds. Network: Starlink-vineyard cottage. The password is sent through the Airbnb app before you arrive.
Pergola speakers
The speakers installed on the pergola connect to your phone by Bluetooth. Open Bluetooth settings and select "Pergola Speakers". If they do not appear, unplug and replug them at the multi-socket on the back pergola leg by the grill.
Please be courteous to our neighbours and keep the volume down during quiet hours, 10pm to 8am.
Frame TV
The Samsung Frame TV in the living room has smart streaming. Sign in to your own accounts, and sign out before you leave.
Record player
Video: play a recordPlays vinyl, or streams music from your phone over Bluetooth.
Power
Locate the power switch on the back of the unit, on the far left side, and switch it on.
Bluetooth
- Turn the upper knob to the top position, marked BT. A blue light will turn on.
- On your phone, open Bluetooth settings and select "Qlearsoul - Peachy" to connect to the speakers.
Vinyl
- Place a record on the turntable.
- Turn the upper knob to its lowest position ("45").
- Flip the arm ring to release the arm, and swing the arm over the record. The record starts spinning on its own, with the needle hovering just clear of it.
- Move the elevation lever, to the right of the arm, to its down position. The needle lowers onto the record and it plays.
- When the record finishes, raise the lever, return the arm to its cradle, and close the arm ring.
See the video link above for a visual guide.
For the table
Kitchen & glassware
The kitchen
Coffee and tea
Complimentary Nespresso pods and tea are by the coffee machine.
Cooking
A fully equipped designer kitchen, with the six-stool island at the heart of the cottage. A microwave is in the kitchen closet, already plugged in.
Kitchen closet
Spare paper towels, flashlights, batteries, a vacuum, a broom and citronella incense. Trash bags are under the sink.
Glassware
Glassware and tools
Riedel glasses, a decanter, an ice bucket and bottle openers are all in the kitchen.
From the cellar
Wine Offerings
Wine Offerings
What's inside
The wine fridge, in the closet beside the refrigerator, is stocked with a selection of local wines, all available to buy.
How to pay
Pay through the Venmo QR code, and in the payment note add the first three letters of each wine you opened, so we know what to replace for the next guest.
Running low?
If you'd like the fridge restocked during your stay, just let us know. We'll do our best to arrange it when we're available.
Out on the acre
Outdoors
Eat outside
Gas grill
The six-burner gas grill sits beside the pergola. Please turn it off after use, and close the valve on its gas tank before you leave.
Pergola dining
The eight-seat table under the string lights. The lights are solar powered and stay on by themselves.
Power outdoors
Outlets on the pergola leg by the grill, and at the far end of the bocce court by the gate post.
After dark
Fire pit
Six Adirondack chairs around a gas fire pit, made for stargazing. To light it, push in and turn the gas knob (you will hear the gas flow) and press the ignition switch. Once it is fully lit, release the knob and turn it to the flame you want. Please turn it off when you are done.
Games
Bocce
A 30-foot court, made for long summer evenings.
The vineyard
Our vines
400 Syrah vines, with an exposed limestone escarpment: the bedrock behind the Willow Creek District's wines. Feel free to wander the rows.
Off limits
Please keep clear of the work barn at the back of the property and the irrigation tank area in the vineyard.
Rest easy
Bedrooms & comfort
The bedrooms
Primary suite
King bed with vineyard views, en suite bathroom with a double vanity and a dual-head shower.
Second bedroom
Queen bed and en suite with a dual-head shower, plus a private door out to the rear patio.
Third bedroom
Queen bed and en suite with a dual-head shower. The bathroom has an additional door to the hallway, which can be unlocked if your group prefers this bathroom to be used communally.
In every room
Blackout blinds and quality linens, with extra pillows and blankets on the beds.
Comfort
Air conditioning
Each room has its own controller. Primary suite: behind the door. Living room: on the wall by the coffee machine. Second bedroom: on the bathroom wall by the mirror. Third bedroom: on the wall by the main light switch.
Electric fireplace
Use the black remote in the bowl on the living room table. It has separate buttons for the flame and the heat.
Take it home
Cottage Shop
Cottage Shop
How it works
Many items in the cottage can be bought. Look for a price tag and QR code underneath anything that catches your eye, and scan it to purchase.
Not priced?
If something you love isn't priced, just message us.
Good to know
Cottage notes
Cottage rules
The essentials
A maximum of six guests. Quiet hours are 10pm to 8am. No events, parties or commercial activity.
Fire safety
Because of wildfire risk, there are no open flames or fireworks anywhere on the property, and no smoking of any kind, including cigarettes and cigars. The only exceptions are the gas fire pit and citronella incense, both in the pergola and fire pit area.
Pets
Small dogs only, under 30lb, and not on any of the furniture. The area is fully fenced and gated, but some smaller dogs may be capable of getting through the bars in the gates if they are motivated to do so. Please message us before you arrive to discuss.
Trash
The bins are behind the cottage. There is no need to move them; just empty the kitchen trash and any food waste into them before you leave.
Help
Get in touch
Message us through Airbnb at any time; we usually reply within the hour.
Emergencies
Call 911. The nearest emergency room is Adventist Health Twin Cities, 1100 Las Tablas Rd, Templeton, (805) 434-3500.
Safety equipment
First aid kit: in the kitchen closet. Fire extinguishers: in the kitchen closet, and on the outside wall by the rear door of the second bedroom. Garden hoses on every side of the cottage.