Kelseyville, about 25 minutes from Clear Lake Campground, has a Main Street full of small town charm. It's a pleasant place to spend an hour or two browsing, eating, or drinking. If you're headed to Clearlake State Park for hiking or boating, it's a good place to buy supplies for a picnic lunch. Or buy some special foods, wine, or beer to bring back to Camp.
Please keep in mind that some businesses may temporarily close of have shorter hours. If there's a specific place you want to go, we advise calling ahead to check the current status. Where Can I Eat, Drink, or Shop Along Main Street, Kelseyville? Kelseyville has options for coffee, beer or wine tasting, food to go, shopping and places to eat a meal. Tip: there's a small park with picnic tables on the street behind Studebaker's where you can eat take-out meals. Businesses are listed starting from the first place you'd come to after making the turn into Kelseyville (on Main Street) from Hwy 29: Lydell's Sports Stop and Grill, 4220 Main Street, 707-279-0123 Lydell's serves burgers, breakfast, and American foods in a casual atmosphere all day with sports TVs and an outside patio. Facebook page. Studebaker's Coffee and Deli, 3990 Main Street, 707-279-8871 Studebaker's serves coffee drinks, pastries, and sandwiches from early morning through mid-afternoon (closed Sundays). Sit at a table outside and enjoy the atmosphere or grab something to go. Facebook page. Smiling Dogs Ranch Tasting Room, 3955 Main Street, 707-279-5000 Smiling Dogs Ranch features their locally produced wines at their downtown venue Fridays through Sundays. Due to tasting room restrictions, please call before you go. They sometimes feature live music with local musicians on Friday evenings. Facebook page. Kelsey Creek Brewing, 3945 Main Street, 707-279-2311 Kelsey Creek is the place for beer lovers. They serve a variety of beers, including their own brews (listed on their web site). They usually open at noon on weekends and 2PM weekdays and stay open until 8PM but current hours may be shorter. Web site. A + H General Store, 3925 Main Street, 707-279-5166 A + H carries unique gift items, gourmet foods, and local Lake County products. It's a great place to pick up some cheese, salami, and crackers for a picnic or buy a local souvenir. To order ahead for curb side pick-up see their Web site. Open Wednesdays - Sundays, 11AM - 4PM. Facebook page. Carmelita's Cocina, 3919 Main Street, 707-279-5061 Carmelita's has good homemade Mexican food for lunch or dinner (closed Sundays). Facebook page. Oak Boutique, 3940 Main Street, 707-281-6010 Across the street from A + H is their sister store, Oak Boutique, with clothes for girls and women of all ages plus accessories and jewelry. Open Wednesdays - Sundays, 11Am - 4PM. See what they have on their web site or visit their Facebook page for more. The Courtyard, 3970 Main Street Several small shops are in the Courtyard including Two Sisters Antique and Vintage Collectibles and an art gallery. Wednesdays - Saturdays, 11AM - 4PM. Fore Family Vineyards, 3920 Main Street, 707-245-7554 Fore Family's wine tasting room is open Saturday and Sunday afternoons by appointment. Web site. John's Market Taqueria, 3860 Main Street, 707-279-2440 John's Market is a small store with groceries, Mexican items, and take-out Mexican foods. Saw Shop Public House, 3825 Main Street, 707-278-0129 The Saw Shop is a favorite for creative dining options. They serve lunch and dinner with a nice patio for outside dining. It's also a great place to get dinner to bring back to Camp - they feature a daily special grab-n-skidaddle dinner (usually posted on their Facebook page).
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AuthorMartha Bakerjian is a part-time employee at Clear Lake Campground and writes a web site about Italy: |