A new 60,000-sqft community destination in the heart of San Juan Capistrano. Built in the Los Rios district, the oldest neighborhood in California. The space features dining, retail, local art, a butcher, and a full bar and brewery.
A Spanish mission, founded November 1, 1776 in colonial Las Californias by Spanish Catholic missionaries of the Franciscan Order, it was named for Saint John of Capistrano. It is a place of historical, cultural, and religious significance, as well as a place of inspiration and education.
See whales, dolphins, sea lions, and more as you explore the Pacific Ocean. These cruises are safe and fun for the entire family. Tickets approx $40. Arrive early and explore the Ocean Institute.
Downtown San Clemente. Great to walk, shop, and eat. You can also walk down to the San Clemente Pier.
On-the-beach restaurant & bar. Fun to park east of PCH and walk through the tunnel or take the tram down. Directions linked.
Stylish, relaxed waterfront complex of boutiques, cafes & restaurants with outdoor seating.
Calendar of shows linked. October TBA.
Old Towne Orange centers on leafy Plaza Park, which is circled by casual restaurants and bars, many of which have outdoor seating. The surrounding streets, lined with antique shops, quaint eateries and tearooms.
Emma frequented this train from San Juan Capistrano to San Diego during university. Great transportation option for day trip. Schedule and train stations linked.