After arriving back from your day on the road, showered and slipped into something more comfortable, you are free to enjoy snacks, massages, chiropractic treatments, and compare stories from your day.

A fully catered buffet-style dinner is available about an hour after the route closes. This gives everyone a chance to relax for a few minutes before chowing down on some of the best food (or pretty darn close – especially after a long day on the road!) you’ve ever tasted.

Each night after dinner, the “Evening Presentation” is brought to you by the NCAC Organizing Committee, who will provide thoughtful entertainment and information. Typically, NCAC beneficiaries  share a little bit about their programs and community influence, the crew reports on the highlights of the day, prizes are awarded in a variety of categories (that are often dependent on the highlights of the day!), and several people share personal stories. Get ready to laugh, cry, and reach out and touch someone.

After this, you’ll be ready to hit the hay – whether you have set up in the “tent city” or opted to stay in a RV or nearby hotel/moel room, sleep will come quickly! If you listen closely, you might hear folks making quiet music as you drift off.

Princess Plan Alternatives:

If you don't fancy tent camping there are various options available; NCAC does NOT provide transportation to offsite accommodations.

Hotel/Motel Accommodations:

This year NCAC was not able to establish group rates at motels/hotels, but here are a few recommendations based on our research. Rates are not guaranteed. Motels/hotels may not be close to evening stay location. Please check maps.

There is no hotel transport or shuttle to and from motels/hotels. Riders and crew must find their own way to and from motels/hotels.

Day 1 - Thursday night, evening at Camp Bothin, near Fairfax:
Motel 6 San Rafael: ≈ $105;
Villa Inn San Rafael: ≈ $120

Day 2 - Friday night, evening at SOMO Village, Rohnert Park:
Goodnight Inn Rohnert Park: ≈ $190;
Motel 6 Rohnert Park ≈ $190;
Redwood Inn Santa Rosa: ≈ $150;
North Bay Inn Santa Rosa ≈ $160

Day 3 - Saturday night, evening at Jess Jones Winery, Dixon:
Dixon Motel: ≈ $85;
Motel 6 Dixon: ≈ $115;
Quality Inn Vacaville ≈ $85

NorCal AIDS Challenge (aka NorCal AIDS Cycle / NCAC) is a tax exempt 501(c)(3) charitable organization: EIN 26-4836283. All contributions are tax deductible to the extent permitted by law.