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Napa Picnic Guide

Experience · Napa, Napa Valley

Lavender & Olive Oil E-Bike Tour

by Napa Valley Bike Tours

$295/person5 hr

The short answer

A newer, seasonal tour from Napa Valley Bike Tours that swaps wineries for two family farms, a lavender grower and an olive oil producer, and includes a picnic lunch. It suits visitors who want a farm-country picnic day rather than more tasting rooms. Price: Picnic lunch and both farm visits included in tour price.

Checked September 2026 from napavalleybiketours.comStated on the venue's own website

Details

Price
Picnic lunch and both farm visits included in tour price
Food on site
A picnic lunch is included, plus a lavender farm visit (with a lavender sachet) and an olive estate tour and tasting (with a 100ml bottle of olive oil).
Groups
Limited space per departure.
Kids
Children 12 and older are welcome with an accompanying adult.
Hours
10am–3pm (about 5 hours), April–October
Season
Offered April–October
Prices
$295 per person
House rules
Standard e-bike tour requirements apply (waiver; see operator FAQs for the age rule).

What to expect

A guided e-bike loop to two small family farms outside the vineyards, one growing lavender and one making olive oil, with a picnic lunch along the way.

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Good for: Groups · Romantic · Views

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About Napa Valley Bike Tours – Lavender & Olive Oil E-Bike Tour (farm picnic)

A newer, seasonal tour from Napa Valley Bike Tours that swaps wineries for two family farms, a lavender grower and an olive oil producer, and includes a picnic lunch. It suits visitors who want a farm-country picnic day rather than more tasting rooms.

  • Farm picnic instead of winery tastings
  • Lavender farm and olive oil estate visits included
  • Seasonal: April–October only
  • Books through FareHarbor on the operator's site

More picnic spots nearby

Park

Napa

Bring your own foodNo reservationNo alcoholDogs OK

Alston Park is Napa's big open-space park and the city's second-most-visited, drawing dog owners and hikers. It suits a simple trailside picnic after a walk more than a full group spread. New permanent restrooms opened in fall 2025. Alcohol is not permitted.

Alston Park

Bring your own foodChecked Sep 2026
Own food
yes
Wine allowed
no
Reservation
Not needed
Dogs
Yes
Fee
Free entry

Nearest picnic food: Genova Delicatessen · 1.7 mi

Details: Alston Park
Round stone tables and curved benches in the striped shade of a pergola, facing a wall fountain and vineyard at Black Stallion Estate Winery
Winery

Napa

Reserved picnicsPurchase requiredDogs OKVineyard views

A polished Silverado Trail estate with patios among gardens and fountains. You can't bring food, but the Estate Picnic Lunch gives you a chef-made picnic in a take-home cooler, a private table for two hours, and a bottle of your choice. It's one of the most turnkey picnic packages in Napa.

Black Stallion Estate Winery

Reserved picnicsChecked Sep 2026
Own food
no
Wine purchase
Required
Reservation
Required
Dogs
Outside
Fee
not confirmed

Nearest picnic food: Soda Canyon Store · 0.3 mi

Details: Black Stallion Estate Winery
Park

American Canyon

Bring your own foodNo reservationDogs OK

Clarke Ranch is American Canyon's gateway to the Napa River wetlands, with lawn and picnic seating next to flat trails through restored marsh. It's a handy stop at the southern entrance to Napa Valley. Whether you can open wine depends on whether the picnic area is signed as a designated picnic area.

Clarke Ranch (Wetlands Edge Preserve gateway)

Bring your own foodChecked Sep 2026
Own food
yes
Wine allowed
not confirmed
Reservation
Not needed
Dogs
Yes
Fee
Free entry
Paved path, bench and towering old trees on the lawn of Fuller Park in Napa
Park

Napa

Bring your own foodNo reservationNo alcoholDogs OK

Fuller Park is Napa's historic, shady neighborhood park, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, in Old Town near downtown. Nine tree-named picnic sites and a new inclusive playground make it an easy family lunch stop, but alcohol needs a reserved site and permit.

Fuller Park

Bring your own foodChecked Sep 2026
Own food
yes
Wine allowed
no
Reservation
Not needed
Dogs
Outside
Fee
Free entry

Nearest picnic food: Contimo Provisions · 0.4 mi

Details: Fuller Park

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Frequently asked questions

Is Napa Valley Bike Tours – Lavender & Olive Oil E-Bike Tour (farm picnic) good for kids?

Children 12 and older are welcome with an accompanying adult.

Sources & accuracy

We last checked this listing in September 2026 (freshest source: Official site accessed Sept 2026 (listed as 'New Seasonal Tour')). Policies change — especially for groups and holidays — so confirm with Napa Valley Bike Tours – Lavender & Olive Oil E-Bike Tour (farm picnic) before you go. How we verify.

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