Brentwood

Brentwood, California is primarily an agricultural community, providing cherries, corn, and peaches to communities worldwide. Much of this Brentwood produce is shipped by air to ensure freshness. Most of the corn ships through the ports in the Bay area, so transport is a fairly large part of the local economy. In recent years, Brentwood wineries have wowed enthusiasts in San Francisco and worldwide, so many of these local vintages are beginning to transform this town. As a result, although stifled slightly by the recessionary period of 2009, Brentwood is again growing, adding new residential construction to the Brentwood economy. Although Brentwood is not a major metropolis, there can be found a few things to do for the private charter traveler going to Brentwood on personal business; the Hannah Nicole Vineyards has made great strides in making a name and is certainly worth a visit. Round Valley Regional Preserve provides some incredible hiking trails. In addition, not far from Brentwood is Discovery Bay Country Clue and to the northeast Franks Tract State Recreational Area provides quite the lush and beautiful lakes and rivers for fishing, camping, and hiking.