Find kid-friendly places in Calistoga (17)

Calistoga's accessible-first park: smooth concrete paths across 10.5 acres, an inclusive playground, bocce and baseball - the stroller- and wheelchair-friendly pick upvalley.

Calistoga's shady creekside playground two blocks from downtown: newer climbing equipment under real tree cover, a gazebo, and steps down to the creek at low water.

Calistoga's handmade-pizza standby: fast, casual, and cheap by valley standards - Visit Calistoga's pick for hungry kids after the pool.

Redwoods, creek trails, and a SEASONAL SWIMMING POOL in a state park: the pool runs weekends and holidays Memorial Day through Labor Day with lifeguards - hike the redwood loop, then cool off.

Historic brewpub with a big creekside patio on the Napa River's upper reach: house-brewed beer for parents, a casual pub menu kids handle easily, and live-music nights.

A geyser that erupts every 15-30 minutes on cue, a petting farm with llamas and goats, a geology museum, and picnic grounds - Napa's classic kid attraction at the top of the valley.

Calistoga's family Mexican: big plates of enchiladas and tacos at non-wine-country prices - Visit Calistoga's casual-dinner pick for kids.

Calistoga's value base: pool and hot tub, free hot breakfast in a family-friendly breakfast room, and a walkable-to-downtown location - the practical upvalley pick.

Calistoga's old-fashioned diner since forever: pancakes and waffles for kids, huevos rancheros for parents, and a side of town lore (it's named for how Calistoga supposedly got its name).

A road-trip-themed motor lodge with geothermal mineral pools, board games and a hula hoop in the room, and bikes to borrow - Visit Calistoga's kid-friendly hot-springs pick.

Calistoga's 1952 mineral-springs original, freshly redone: three geothermal pools, a backyard lawn with games, and the town's mud-bath history - retro-cool that works with kids.

Calistoga's family-welcome hot springs: a big mineral pool where kids are allowed (unusual for spa row), mud baths for the grown-ups, and family-sized rooms at non-luxury prices.

Calistoga's modern luxury resort with a genuine family side: a big 130-foot family pool (plus a separate adults-only pool), cruiser bikes, and cottage-style studios with room to spread out.

Calistoga's newest Italian: fresh pasta made daily, pizza, and house meatballs - the pasta night Visit Calistoga recommends for kid palates.