Wild Flour Bread is a place to stock your picnic — wood-fired brick-oven breads, scones and sticky buns, ordered at the counter. No advance or phone orders. It also has its own seating where you can eat.
Checked September 2026 from wildflourbread.comStated on the venue's own website
Guests eat in the bakery's garden, surrounded by the hamlet's fields and barns. There's no public access to the bakery interior, and a portable toilet with a hand-washing station sits by the parking lot.
Good for: Budget-friendly · Families · Quiet
A cult wood-fired bakery in the tiny hamlet of Freestone, about five miles west of Sebastopol on the Bohemian Highway, open four days a week. Pick up still-warm loaves and sticky buns and eat them in the garden, or carry them on toward Occidental and the coast.
Stock up at a deli nearby, then picnic close by — a short, easy loop.
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Russian River Valley· 4 mi
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Sebastopol's big regional park pairs a full-service picnic ground (grills, four reservable group sites, playground, tennis and sand volleyball) with oak meadows and creekside trails. Unlike the county's river beaches, it has no posted alcohol ban, which makes it one of the easiest public places in west county to open a bottle with lunch.
Nearest picnic food: Andy's Produce Market · 1.1 mi
Sebastopol· 4 mi
A friendly, free Sebastopol neighborhood park with a pond, gazebo, bocce court and picnic lawns. It's a good family alternative to the busier downtown Ives Park.
Nearest picnic food: Andy's Produce Market · 1.4 mi
No pets in the garden.
Wood-fired brick-oven breads, scones and sticky buns, ordered at the counter. No advance or phone orders.
We last checked this listing in September 2026 (freshest source: Official site accessed Sept 2026 (notice updated April 24, 2025)). Policies change — especially for groups and holidays — so confirm with Wild Flour Bread before you go. How we verify.
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