The Redwood Empire Ice Arena is an indoor ice rink in Santa Rosa, California, United States. It was owned and built by Peanuts cartoonist Charles M. Schulz, and it opened on April 28, 1969. It was originally conceived, designed, and operated by his first wife Joyce Schulz.
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Snoopy’s Home Ice in Santa Rosa is an incredible place to spend time with friends while enjoying the excitement of a Growlers game! The atmosphere is lively and welcoming, making it the perfect spot for hockey fans and families alike. The games are not only entertaining but also offer a fantastic way to connect with the local community.
The rink itself is absolutely charming, with its unique Peanuts-themed decor paying homage to Charles M. Schulz, who gifted this iconic venue to the area. There’s a sense of nostalgia and warmth that makes it feel so much more than just an ice rink…it's a slice of Santa Rosa’s heart.
The snack bar and beverage options are a great bonus. Whether you're indulging in a classic game-time treat or sipping on a beverage while catching up with friends, the food and drink offerings really round out the experience.
If you’re looking for a memorable night out filled with fun, laughter, and a bit of nostalgia, Snoopy’s Home Ice is a must-visit. Between the Growlers games and the overall vibe of the place, it’s a treasure that keeps us coming...
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I had coffee with Mr Charles Schulz at the Warm Puppy Cafe several times. We were both pilots as well as close mutual friends, Dr Eugene Lee and his wife Ailene. All three corroborated when Ailene was flying Schulz's airplane with two other lady pilots, and Schulz's wife Genie in the co-pilot seat. Mrs Lee said "We were flying over the Grand Canyon and the engine died. I tried to get started and crashed on top of a large plateau skidding just shy of a 2,000 foot precipice". Dr Lee said, "Charles Schulz and I flew my plane to Las Vegas to rendezvous and bring the two other ladies and his wife back to Santa Rosa". Mr Schultz said, "We were planning to continue on to southern California. That was the scariest time of my life when F.A.A. informed us that they crashed." We had coffee many times. He drew a caricature of the Red Baron in a combat biplane with me in the back seat. He signed, BEST WISHES CAPTAIN...
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Hopefully this saves a few people. Something I wish I'd know before my first visit is that it's very cold inside the building so dress warmly. Gloves are great if you'll be falling a lot!
Such a great place! On our first visit we attended a birthday party and had a wonderful time. Since then, we have visited multiple times for open skating and even have taken a lesson here.
My son always has a great time, he really looks forward to the group hokie pokie that is done towards the end of open skating.
The staff is on top of people's safety on the ice and are there to help if you need it. The food is decent and reasonably priced. I haven't gotten a hot cocoa from them yet but they look delicious!
I highly recommend this place, especially during the summer to...
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