This Independence Day weekend, the weather was beautiful. As Covid cases have not completely reduced we were not very comfortable in going and watching Fireworks in person. We decided to explore the historic Napa Mill area which is completely wheelchair accessible and very pedestrian-friendly.
HIstoric Napa mill area consists of the beautiful Riverfront promenade, stores, restaurants, and beautiful views of the Riverfront. The Promenade is a delight to walk with all the restaurants and hotels. You can have a relaxing stroll along the Riverfront. Starting from the Napa River inn, the riverwalk has lovely blossoms, fountains, modern statues, and a Marketplace. If you are interested in Water activities you can try to explore Kayaking. The big red chair is the perfect prop for taking pictures. You can have breakfast Lunch or Dinner at the restaurants along the Riverfront enjoying the peaceful views. The Napa River Trail is also wheelchair friendly activity. You can start the trail from the boat launch area. The surface of the trail is fairly smooth and wheelchair-friendly. If you are interested in Napa Wine Train then you can find more info at https://www.winetrain.com/
♿️ Wheelchair Accessibility ♿️
- Napa RiverFront is completely wheelchair accessible by ramps and Pathways.
- There are a couple of ADA parking near Celadon from where you get in and enjoy the beautiful garden and the view of the river
- There are also Parking in 5th street and 2nd Street which has some ADA Parking
- All the restaurants are wheelchair accessible with ramps.
- There are wheelchair accessible automated restrooms at the main street parking lot and West street parking
- There are also wheelchair-accessible restrooms along the walking trail.
