Apricot Avenue B&B

Lovely 4 year-old townhome filled with contemporary art and furnishings. We're located on a quiet tree-lined street in walking distance to the Village of Campbell (galleries, restaurants, cinema, farmer's market, public transportation) and between 15 & 60 minutes to San Francisco, Carmel, Monterey, Santa Cruz Mountain wineries, the mountains and the beach. We're 3 blocks to a 26 mile hiking/biking trail. Downtown San Jose is 10 minutes by train (also walking distance). San Jose airport 15 minutes. SFO 45 minutes. Oakland 45 minutes.

• Rates: Room #1 is $160 (double) or $150 (single).
• Room #2 is $125 for double occupancy and $115 for single.
• 10% discount for continental breakfast only (no happy hour either).
• 10% discount for stays of 5 days or longer.
• CA tax additional.
• We take personal checks or certified checks.
• Credit cards can be used through PayPal with a 3% fee (I split the PP fee with guest).
• Full payment due to confirm reservation if less than 3 days.
• 50% deposit for stays of 3-10 days.
• Longer than 10, discuss payment plan with me.
• Cancellation policy: Refunds up to 2 weeks prior minus 35% fee. If we can rebook for all or part of that time, full refund. Guests may change date at no charge for another available date.
• Small friendly dog on premises. Owner will consider guest pet if it is a small, quiet dog. Extra charge applies.
• House is not suitable for children under 15.
• Dinner can be arranged (not included in room rate).

Set in the Southwest corner of the Silicon Valley, Campbell is an ideal location. Although it is part of a major metropolitan area, the city has been able to retain a small town feeling. Visitors will find an amazing variety of things to do in Campbell. A few of the best-known include Kyoto Palace, Cardiff Lounge, Royal Taj Indian Cuisine, Ainsley House, and Grand Dell Saloon. Campbell has a large variety of restaurants, brewery/bars, six fun attractions, a museum, a backpacking trail, a great collection of stores, vineyards, spas, a park, and two tours and sightseeing activities.

• Ainsley House: Beautifully restored in an enchanting park-like setting, the English Tudor style architecture of the Ainsley House transports the visitor to the bygone era of the 1920s. Built in 1925 as the home for Campbell canning pioneer J.C. Ainsley and his wife Alcinda, the home was moved to its present location in 1990. The exquisitely restored and decorated 15 rooms are furnished with much of the original furniture of the era when it was one of the grand homes of the Santa Clara Valley. Open Thursday - Sunday from 12:00 pm to 4:00 pm.
• Campbell Community Center: The Community Center offers a football field, soccer fields, baseball diamond, swimming pool and two gymnasiums. A variety of classes and activities are held at the Community Center including swimming, fitness, pre-school, sports leagues, the Senior Center and special interest classes. The Community Center also holds community events throughout the year.
• Campbell Park & Los Gatos Creek Trail: The park has basketball courts, horseshoe pits, picnic areas, play equipment and rest rooms. The park is adjacent to 80 acres of the Los Gatos Creek and Percolation Ponds. The Los Gatos Creek Trail is approximately 6.5 miles long from Blackford School in San Jose (near Leigh Ave. and Willow Street) to Historic Downtown Los Gatos. Individuals can hike, bike, walk, run or skate along the trail. The Trail passes Los Gatos Creek County Creek Park and Vasona Lake Park. Both have picnic areas and Vasona has a lake for non-power boating.
• Edith Morley Park: Visitors can enjoy beautiful trails, a large grass area overlooking the percolation ponds, a marshland with separate pond and wooden path and picnic tables. There is no playground equipment at Morley Park but dogs are allowed on leash and when the wind comes up, it makes for great kite flying.
• Jack Fischer Park: Jack Fisher Park is open to the public but there are no reservable areas.
• John D. Morgan Park: This park has 28 acres of land which includes 2 softball fields, a pony league baseball diamond, 2 sand volley ball courts, 4 tennis courts, 4 horse shoe pits, 2 large children's play areas, picnic areas and a large meadow.
• Los Gatos Creek County Park: The percolation ponds draw anglers and model boating enthusiasts. Creekside bicycle paths running through the park connect with nearby Vasona Lake Park and Campbell Park. Visitors also have access to hiking trails and several picnic areas equipped with tables and barbecues.
• Virginia Park: Virginia Park is the ideal park for families with small children. The park has a play area for children and facilities for family picnics.
• Ainsley Park: Ainsley Park is the spot where downtown Campbell merchants and patrons can walk to and enjoy their lunch or break time on a quiet park bench.

  Excerpt from http://www.campbellchamber.com

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