Skyline Wilderness Park

Skyline has ample parking, well-maintained bathrooms, lots of trails, and campground at the base of the trails (looks like mainly equestrian camping). No dogs allowed in trails, even on leash. Maybe that's because of the equestrian focus, but I've seen dogs and horses allowed on trails together at East Bay Regional Parks and it seems fine. That would be my only complaint. Otherwise it's a great park

Brought our trailer to Skyline for a couple nights to enjoy the Napa area. A little pricier for a campground but still affordable accommodations for the area. Paid $80/night for full hookups during the week. We did not experience any of the negative things that some of the poor reviews on Yelp described. No complaints here. Check in staff was very friendly as was one of the camp hosts and the golf cart attendant checking on us upon checkout. I do believe in general, employees are usually friendly when customers are not being a pain. So I don't put a lot into poor reviews here not knowing the whole situation or attitude behind the reviewer.It's the end of June so of course the park is dry and not green anymore like the spring months and previous photos. Ive included some here to see what it looks like in the summer. We hiked up the hill but didn't really explore much else as we were out and about in town most of the time. Enjoyed having a trail to hit to get some movement in after a day of indulging in delicious food and drink. Nice views of the surrounding properties and vineyards.

This was a fun and semi challenging hike for a beginner like me. Hiked a total of 5.5 miles. Half of it was uphill. Loved to challenge myself! Views were spectacular! Trail was very easy to follow with signs to guide you. Watch out for mountain bikers! They come by fast downhill!

Nice park! Been here for hiking a few times. A variety of trails, shady and sunny bits... some sections more hilly than others.The occasional bicycle on some of the trails is fine because everyone has been super courteous. They slow down when approaching, ring their bell, and say excuse me or hello... Unlike in Marin where they practically run you over! So I really appreciate that.I do think $6 to park is a tad much but I know it must be expensive to keep this place open and it is really clean so I understand. Plus, unlike an experience I had at a free park in the East Bay, I haven't had my window smashed and stuff stolen out of my car here. So $6 is worth it.I will say the staff at the front gate that take your money are really grumpy and like to ignore you. Been here like four times already and three of the times they were in the little building chatting or doing who knows what for several minutes before acknowledging my presence and taking my $6. This last time there were several cars behind me by the time they came to the window! They also don't always give a receipt which is odd because how else will I prove I paid if they ask?

We stayed at the RV park. The staff are helpful. The park advantages are it's in nature and there are trails. The RV park itself is dusty from the use of low quality gravel, the PVC and the wood picnic tables are disintegrating, and a bathroom toilet has a painted plywood lid so money is spent elsewhere rather than maintaining this place and at $80 a night with full hookups this is not up to standard even at a $50 price. The spaces are a tight with slides about 4' apart.

Hidden gem. Nature's best. Nice campsites, full hookups, picnic tables, shade, the nature garden and friendly hosts. Quiet and very close to downtown Napa. A perfect spot to come back to every night. Lots of amenities.

Stayed in the RV park for a couple of nights. We were lucky in that we had no one parked on either side of us for most of our stay, otherwise it would be a very tight fit. We did have a neighbor arrive late on out second night, the sites are so tight that you can hear each other's conversations. The sites are graveled/dirt. Most sites do offer full hook ups bathrooms and showers are available. Both were clean. Area is nice and quiet and we did have a deer come thru our site. Stars lost on the extreme compactness of each site.

This is a really park trail but I am not a Napa native which but that's okay because I managed to come here with my mum and her awesome cousin who was in the Bay Area on a business trip. It's a lot more peaceful here and you start out easy on the bike but it later gets intense here. If you are a diehard cyclist this place shouldn't be so troublesome. Be warned there is tough terrain so please exercise caution on the bike. I have been riding my bike for a year and this place is no stress for me. That's what I call persistence. If you are hiking, you too must also bring your A game because the hiking skill level can be really tough here as well. I would come here again if possible because this seems like the right location to enjoy a great time with family.

Been to Napa multiple time for hiking but finally hike this trail ' Quite a hidden gem with spacious parking and bathroom with soap ! We did the skyline loop adding up to 7 miles ! Will definetly hike this trail more often especially during the differ season!

Great mountain bike trails, many are single track. Parts are very challenging but also rewarding. Recommend Soscol Headwaters trail for fantastic views of Bay area including Golden Gate bridge towers in clear weather.