Things To Do

E.A.T Marketplace

For those looking for a quick healthy spot to eat this is the place! They have a full menu and coffee bar. Also you must try the gluten free vegan Donuts, AMAZING!

Callaway Vineyard & Winery

There are over 40 wineries in Temecula so take your pick. Temecula’s light, sandy loam soil, comprised mostly of decomposing granite, permits water to drain easily. This forces the roots to grow deeper to find water. The result is stronger vines and smaller grapes. This is ideal for highly concentrated flavor. The elevation here is 1,500 feet above sea level. This provides cool summer nights and afternoon breezes following relatively hot days. You can taste this in the best Temecula wines as bold fruit forward flavors and silky mouth-feel.

South Coast Winery Resort & Spa

Full service spa at the Southcoast winery and spa, 5 minutes from our home.

Avensole Winery

Visit Avensole Winery to enjoy award winning wines and wine tastings, experience a culinary adventure in their restaurant, or take advantage of their scenic views!

Leoness Cellars

Wilson Creek Winery

Pennypickle's Workshop

Pennypickles workshop is located in Old Town Temecula and a must do for families with kids. It is an exploration to dicover science through play. From the time Phineas was a child, he was fascinated with imagination and invention. He envisioned ways to improve and revolutionize everything from electricity to communication to transportation. As his knowledge of the world, history, science, music, and art increased (from books, of course!), his house became filled with gizmos, gadgets, stuff, stuff, and more stuff. His entire home became his workshop and laboratory.

La Jolla Cove

You can chose to walk the streets of La Jolla and visit the boutiques and design shops and grab a patio seat for lunch and enjoy people watching. Or you can head to the coves and rent a kayak and visit the caves and coves up close and personal. Walk along the beach and across the rocks and admire the wind shaped Torrey Pine trees. Take a walk to the children's pool, now the home to a large number of harbour seals.

San Diego Zoo

It is well known for its lush, naturalistic habitats and unique animal encounters and is home to more than 3,700 rare and endangered animals representing approximately 660 species and subspecies and a prominent botanical collection with more than 700,000 plants. It is viewed in several ways, first and foremost by walking along pathways, into aviaries, and through bioclimatic zones. There is a 35-minute Guided Bus Tour that gives a good overview of the Zoo, along with an Express Bus that stops at several locations to assist guests in accessing different areas. We suggest taking the Guided Bus Tour upon your arrival to acquaint yourself with the various areas where you would like to spend additional time. The Zoo is a unique walking experience that exhibits animals in the most natural way possible, adding shows and animal presentations throughout the day for additional enjoyment.

Balboa Park

Balboa Park is where culture and nature meet. Lush grounds, from gardens to forests, fountains to playgrounds, and sweeping architecture from Spanish Colonial Revival to mid-century Modern span the heart of the Park. More than 17 museums filled with everything from dinosaurs to space travel, science to the study of humankind, photographs to old masters, and automobiles to orchids. Plays, musicals, orchestras, ballet, heritage dancing, song, and the World Famous San Diego Zoo, round out a vast array of things to see and do.