Western Farm Center -- Location & Driving Directions

Western Farm Center is located in the Railroad Square Historic District of Santa Rosa. Here are some helpful travel directions for first-time visitors to our store.

If you're driving here ..
.. from Windsor, Healdsburg, and other places to the north:

US Hwy 101 comes directly to downtown, College Avenue is the closest exit. At College, turn right (west) and go to the first stoplight at Cleveland Avenue. Turn left (south), go five blocks to the 9th Street stopsign, and another block to 8th Street. Turn right (west), cross the railroad tracks, and to your left you'll see the north entrance to our parking lot.

.. from Sebastopol, Forestville, and west county:

California Route 12 runs straight to downtown, Dutton Avenue is the best exit. At the Dutton stoplight, turn left (north), go past 3rd Street (second stoplight), cross the Santa Rosa Creek bridge, after three more blocks turn right (east) on 8th Street. Continue past several sidestreets, through one stopsign, and to your right you'll see the north entrance to our parking lot.

.. from Rohnert Park, Cotati, Petaluma, Marin county, or San Francisco:

US Hwy 101 (Redwood Highway), brings you directly to downtown, 3rd Street will be your best exit. At 3rd, turn left (west), go past Davis St (first stoplight), at Wilson Avenue (second light) turn right (north), go three blocks (4th-5th-6th streets), turn left on 7th, cross the railroad tracks, and we're to the right.
US 101 in Rohnert Park may be congested or almost stopped because of the retrofitting project. In that case, you can reach downtown on a major feeder route, Stony Point Road, Santa Rosa Avenue, or Petaluma Hill Road are your best choices.

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