SAVOR BOUTIQUE WINES AND VINTAGE CALIFORNIA CHARM IN LOMPOC
Find plenty of space to explore along California’s sce-nic Central Coast in the Lompoc Valley. Experience the perfect pairing of world-class wines with local flavors, rural charm, and phenomenal landscapes.
Art enthusiasts will discover larger-than-life outdoor murals, golden hues and breathtaking views to photograph and share on Instagram. Wine lovers will savor the many exclusive, small-batch premium wines crafted in the region, and history buffs will revel in a tour of Lompoc’s awe-inspiring restored historic mission. Adventure seekers will enjoy the mild year-round Mediterranean climate for outdoor pursuits like golf, hiking, surfing, bird watching, and even sky diving.
At the heart of Lompoc Valley is historic Old Town, with a laid-back, vintage vibe all its own. Visitors stroll along the streets and alleyways to view one of the largest outdoor mural collections in the United States, providing colorful glimpses into Lompoc’s history and heritage. You’ll also find unique historic buildings, an art gallery, the Lompoc Museum, small shops, and unique farm-to-table eateries.
Once the flower-seed capital of the world, and still a thriving agricultural community with fields of flowers and seasonal produce, Lompoc is also now a bountiful wine destination. It is home to nearly 40 wineries and boutique tasting rooms, showcasing wines produced from local grapes in the surrounding Sta. Rita Hills.
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