Santa Rosa Family Vacation Bus Rental

Families love working with Santa Rosa Minibus Company because we put your needs first. You’ll have access to one of the largest fleets in Northern California, so it’s easy to get you a bus that fits your group size and budget whether you’re heading to San Francisco, Sacramento, or staying local around Santa Rosa. Need WiFi for teens, power outlets for devices, or extra luggage space for strollers and coolers? We can do that. Want to make multiple stops at places like Charles M. Schulz Museum, Luther Burbank Home & Gardens, or Spring Lake Regional Park? Your driver will follow any itinerary you provide. We’ve handled everything from small family outings to large-scale reunions with hundreds of attendees at venues like Finley Community Center and Howarth Park—so whatever you’re planning, we can help make it happen.

Traveling with a big group? Our largest charter buses can seat up to 56 passengers, making them ideal for extended families, church groups, or multiple generations hitting the road together. These full-size coaches come equipped with cushioned reclining seats, individual reading lights, overhead parcel racks, and generous underfloor storage bays—perfect for suitcases, folding chairs, coolers, or sports equipment if you’re heading to places like Redwood Empire Ice Arena or Santa Rosa Junior College fields. Onboard restrooms help minimize pit stops during long drives to destinations like Mendocino Coast Botanical Gardens or Point Reyes Lighthouse, while flat-screen monitors and DVD players provide entertainment for kids and adults alike.

Smaller families may prefer one of our minibuses, which offer many of the same amenities in a more compact package. These vehicles are great for navigating city streets, vineyard roads in Dry Creek Valley, or coastal routes to Jenner and Goat Rock Beach, and can easily accommodate groups of 15 to 35 people. Either way, you’ll be able to relax and enjoy the journey while someone else handles the driving.

Long hours on the road go by faster when there’s something to do along Highway 101, Highway 12, or scenic routes through Sonoma and Marin counties. That’s why many of our buses come equipped with free WiFi and power outlets at every seat—so passengers can stream movies, play games, share photos, or video chat with relatives back home while passing through areas like Sebastopol, Rohnert Park, and Windsor. Multiple flat-screen monitors make it easy to watch DVDs or Blu-rays together, and an onboard PA system allows trip organizers to make announcements, lead sing-alongs, or host trivia contests inspired by local history at sites like Fort Ross State Historic Park and Jack London State Historic Park.

If you’re traveling with young children, consider bringing along tablets loaded with educational apps, coloring books themed around Snoopy and Peanuts characters, or favorite toys to help keep them occupied during the drive to destinations like Scandia Family Fun Center or Children’s Museum of Sonoma County. Older kids and teens will appreciate being able to stay connected to their social networks as you cross county lines into areas like Marin Headlands, Russian River Valley, or Golden Gate Bridge vistas.