CA Romance
Almost any place can be romantic with the right person to keep your company. Okay, maybe not a storage shed or fish hatchery, but use your imagination on this one. California has so many places to take in the beauty of nature, relax outdoors at a cafe, wine tasting at a vineyard, hiking to a waterfall, or a dinner on a historic train, a bon fire on the beach, visiting an aquarium, or an old gold mine. How about kayaking on the bay, soak in a nature hot springs, picnicking on the cliffs, off-roading in search of wildflower meadows, tubing in the river, sledding in the mountains, full moon walks in the country, stargazing for meteor showers in the desert, staying overnight at a Gold Country bed & breakfast, bike rentals in Yosemite, or a crystal cave tour in Sequoia National Park. Well, you get the idea. These little list could go on & on, but we will leave the ultimate decision up to you. And your honey will be so happy you took the time to create a special weekend – just for the two of you.
Below is a list of just a few romantic spots inside California. Please keep in mind that some of these locations are at high altitude, meaning they get plenty snow in winter months, so plan accordingly.
- Alta Sierra‘s Greenhorn Grill
- Anza Borrego Desert
- Benton Hot Springs
- Burney Falls
- Cambria Coast
- Camp Nelson California
- Capitola Pier
- Carmel by the Sea
- Catalina Island
- Channel Islands National Park
- Coronado Island near San Diego
- Death Valley Furnace Creek Inn
- Drakesbad Ranch near Lassen
- Fairview on Upper Kern River
- Guadalupe Canyon in Baja
- Julia Pfieffer State Park, Big Sur
- Julian California
- June Lake in the Eastern Sierra
- La Jolla near San Diego
- Laguna Beach California
- Lewiston California
- La Fonda on Baja Coast
- Lost Coast & Shelter Cove
- Lucia Cottages in S Big Sur
- Mendocino Coast
- Miranda in the Redwoods
- Monte Rio on Russian River
- Mountain Home State Forest
- Muir Beach on Point Reyes
- Muir Woods on Point Reyes
- Olema on Point Reyes
- Panamint Springs
- Ponderosa California
- Remington Hot Springs
- Santa Barbara Coast
- Sequoia National Park
- Twain Harte
- Twin Lakes near Bridgeport
- Yosemite National Park
California has some amazing beaches & coastline, that’s for sure. Supposedly most of us moved out here for this glorious gold coast, yet often find ourselves held hostage in front of the televisions – instead of outside, enjoying the scenery, the sand, the moist sea breezes & fresh air.
