• What types of attractions does Plymouth offer?
    • Plymouth is filled with a range of attractions for both locals and visitors alike.
  • Why is Plymouth a popular destination for wine lovers?
    • It is a particularly popular spot for visiting wineries and vineyards, as there are dozens of them within the city.
  • What adventure attraction is near Plymouth?
  • Is there enough to do in Plymouth for a longer stay?
    • There is something for everyone in Plymouth and more than enough attractions to occupy your time, even if you plan on staying in the area for a week or more.

Sample Zinfandels at Turley Cellars

Savor bold Zinfandels and admire rustic charm on a romantic weekend trip.

Sample Zinfandels at Turley Cellars

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Turley Wine Cellars produces 47 different wines from more than 50 vineyards, most of which are single vineyard designate Petite Syrahs or Zinfandels. All vineyards are currently certified organic or working towards that goal. The winery focuses on old-vine vineyards, aiming to create as well as preserve the unique winemaking culture of the area. Walk-ins are welcome during regular business hours but groups of eight or more should make reservations. The focus of this tasting room is the local vineyards close by, complemented by a selection of wines from throughout the state. There is also a picnic area now available on the property, in Pokerville, the gold mining camp. You can buy wine by the bottle or glass. Those traveling will also find another tasting room in Paso Robles.

Address: Turley Cellars, 10851 Shenandoah Road, Plymouth, CA, Phone: 209-245-3938

Go on a wine tour at Vino Noceto Winery

Explore Italian-style wines and discover vineyard sights during a relaxing retirement visit.

Go on a wine tour at Vino Noceto Winery

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Vino Noceto Winery makes “California’s Best Sangiovese” and has been doing so for more than 25 years, opening in 1987. They make eight Sangioveses plus a slightly sparking Moscato, an Old Vine Zinfandel, a Tuscan Red Blend, Barbera, Pinot Grigio, and others. What began as a little red barn now produces nearly 10,000 cases of wine annually. Joining the Wine Club gives you access to large discounts, special access to limited-production wines, access to special events, and more. You'll get to taste the award-winning wines at the winery, have a private tasting, go on a vineyard tour, have a picnic, or play bocce. The farm to glass tours take place daily at 11 am and require a reservation. Groups of eight or more require reservations. Additionally, Vino Noceto Winery donates time and wine to the local community and considers all donation requests despite their limited resources.

Address: Vino Noceto Winery, 11011 Shenandoah Road, Plymouth, CA, Phone: 209-245-6556

Taste handcrafted wine at Iron Hub Winery

Enjoy artisan blends and admire vineyard views in a peaceful spring setting.

Taste handcrafted wine at Iron Hub Winery

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Iron Hub Winery is operated and owned by Beth and Tom Jones plus their children. They founded it following Tom’s experience as the founding Winemaker for Apple Hill area’s Lava Cap Winery and award-winning work there. The 33-acre land for Iron Hub Winery was bought in 2014, launching the label in 2016. You will find handcrafted estate-bottled blends and varietals, spanning both white and red wines. When you visit the Iron Hub Winery, you get personal and attentive service along with the chance to taste current releases and enjoy crackers and cheese bites. There is also outdoor seating so you can get the best views of Sierra mountain and the sloping land.

Tastings are complimentary with the purchase of a bottle or $5 per person, and earlier in the day, you can enjoy a seated tasting. Groups require advance reservations at this winery and leashed dogs are welcome on the patio.

Address: Iron Hub Winery, 112500 Steiner Road, Plymouth, CA, Phone: 209-245-6307

Enjoy the picnic Pavilion at Helwig Vineyards & Winery

Savor bites and wine while looking at scenic hills with couples or friends.

Enjoy the picnic Pavilion at Helwig Vineyards & Winery

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The tasting room at Helwig Vineyard & Winery is spacious and inviting. The property also has well-equipped conference and meeting rooms, a picnic Pavilion, a wine cave, and a terraced concert amphitheater. The vineyard also regularly hosts private events as well as public or private wine cave tours. To visit the Tasting Room or go on a Cave Tour, you must be 14 years old. Stay inside the tasting room itself or sit on the back deck while enjoying award-winning wine. There is also a Wine Club for those who appreciate discounts and other benefits.

Address: 11555 Shenandoah Rd, Plymouth, CA, Phone: 209-245-5200

See spectacular daylilies at Amador Flower Farm

Walk along colorful blooms and enjoy a fun summer stop with kids.

See spectacular daylilies at Amador Flower Farm

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For those who love strolling through flowers or want to buy some for their own home, Amador Flower Farm is a great attraction. They have over 1,200 varieties of daylilies, along with regular specials, a nursery, and a gift shop. There are also more than four acres of land filled with landscaped demonstration gardens for you to admire or to use as inspiration.

The property also has plenty of picnic areas for a day trip, including tables by a pond where you will spot frogs and ducks or the area by the 300-year-old Heritage Oak trees. You can even reserve a picnic table ahead of time for a small fee. The gift shop has cold drinks, snacks, windchimes, seeds, and gardening tools. In the nursery, you will find unusual and new plants as well as a potted plant area. Amador Flower Farm is located 45 minutes from San Francisco.

Address: Amador Flower Farm, 22001 Shenandoah School Rd, Plymouth, CA, Phone: 209-245-6660

Sample delicious dessert wines at Sobon Estate

Taste sweet blends and explore wine-making stuff in this affordable, historic estate.

Sample delicious dessert wines at Sobon Estate

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Sobon Estate is one of the wineries from Sobon Wine. It began with Shenandoah Vineyards in 1977 and continues to be a family-run company, including the winemaking team. Sobon Wine strives to be as natural as possible when producing their wine, taking extra care with every barrel and bottle. Shenandoah Vineyards is now the original location with Sobon Estate beginning in 1989. Sobon Estate is in the historic D’Agostini Winery, which is a California State Historic Landmark. The grapes are sustainably farmed and estate grown while the vineyards have choice soils and micro-climates. The winemaking relies on state-of-the-art techniques and 60 years of combined experience. Some of the wines include vineyard designated Zinfandels, Rhone varietals, and dessert wines. There is also a wine club, the ReZerve Club, but it is only open to 250 members. You can, however, join the wait list.

Address: 14430 Shenandoah Road, Plymouth, CA, Phone: 209-245-4455

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Best Time to Visit Places to Stay Tips for Visiting
Spring (March-May) – Mild temperatures and beautiful vineyard blooms. Rest Hotel Plymouth – A stylish boutique hotel in the heart of wine country. Visit Amador Flower Farm – Walk through gorgeous gardens filled with blooming daylilies.
Summer (June-August) – Warm and perfect for wine tasting and outdoor dining. Shenandoah Inn – A comfortable stay with great views of the rolling hills. Explore the Amador Wine Country – Tour award-winning wineries in the Shenandoah Valley.
Fall (September-November) – Harvest season with vibrant vineyard colors and wine festivals. Plymouth House Inn – A charming bed & breakfast with a historic feel. Attend the Big Crush Harvest Festival – Celebrate the grape harvest with wine tastings and special events.
Winter (December-February) – Quiet season, great for a peaceful getaway. Hotel Sutter – A historic boutique hotel in nearby Sutter Creek. Take a scenic drive through Gold Country – Explore historic mining towns and cozy wineries.

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