Carneros Resort and Spa in Napa Valley, California, offers guests a perfect spring activity for family travel. The 28-acre luxury resort introduces its Little Seedlings program this spring.
Carneros encourages guests to develop a meaningful connection with nature. The resort recently debuted its signature culinary garden and a chicken coop, aptly named the Chick-Inn. The Little Seedlings program encapsulates the resort’s family-friendly offerings and introduces new activities including:
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Welcome Scavenger Hunt
Explore the property during a welcome scavenger hunt, with stops at popular spots including the Chick-Inn, Town Square and pool. Guests receive a prize at the completion of the hunt.
di Rosa Center for Contemporary Art Partnership
The neighboring arts center curated a Kids’ Camp, with a focus on art and nature. The partnership includes tours of the Chick-Inn, garden nature drawing workshops and natural dye paintings. The camp is reserved for ages 5–12.
Little Green Thumb Tour
The tour brings families to the culinary garden to learn all about seasonal fruits and vegetables. Make a stop at the Chick-Inn to feed the chickens and learn about their function with the garden.
Palate Play
For young foodies, take part in a curated food and drink tasting. The immersive picnic experience teaches kids about flavor combinations and how food and beverages interact.
“Napa doesn’t just have to be an adults-only experience,” said Edward Costa, managing director, Carneros Resort and Spa. “Modern families are seeking experiences that enrich the whole family in engaging, hands-on ways that also deliver opportunities to learn and grow — in this case, quite literally. The Little Seedlings program was designed to inspire our youngest guests with meaningful and educational experiences while allowing the adults to fully embrace the charm and amenities of our luxury resort.”
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