This Little Free Library is located at the historic Vail Ranch Headquarters, just off the Temecula…read moreParkway. The Little Free Library was built adjacent to the former Wolf Store of 1866. Vail Ranch is a family friendly dining, shopping and entertainment area.. The books encouraged for this box are for children and adolescents to encourage creativity! I love the Little Free Library movement as it encourages education, improvement and reciprocity! I look forward to seeing what's new...and.. what's old -OR- what is old and new again! #VailRanchHeadquarters #OldandNew #TinyBookLibrary #42756

32095 wolf store road is the WRONG address. It is actually off the side of the antique shop,…read more between 32119 and 32117 at the Vail Headquarters (32115 Temecula parkway).

Cute little free library in the heart of a tight knit community. This one is stuffed with awesome…read morelittle kid books so stop on by for a visit and check it out!

This LFL has a good mix of adult and children's books…read more It is located on a bench, instead of the usual setup being on a wooden stand. The bench is a nice touch; a good place to put extra books, or sit down to browse.

The last time that we've been it was just for a walk around the garden and the museum area. If you…read morehaven't been, it's beautiful. Free to visit and you can enjoy the cactus garden and wander around the gardens. Museum and gift shop as well as cafe is on sites. But this visit, we took the tour of the Annenberg property. Tour is about 90 min and about 60.00 per person. They do recommend you come a little early to view and enjoy the main building where the cactus garden was but we were a little behind and made it right before the tour started. The tour host 7 person per guided tours. We start off at check in and then met with our guide, Hema. At the beginning you start off on the golf carts where your guide gives you an introduction to the family and the property. The gate into the main residence is around the corner from the public property. It's amazing to see how someone turned a barren desert landscape into an oasis. The brief cart ride to main door was quite nice. A massive golf property hidden in the desert. Once you approached the main property, it's welcomed by a massive water feature. A knock on the double doors lead you into the lobby of the house. Just walking into the property, it's a true MCM oasis. To find out the property only has just the primary bedroom was insane as it was massive. Theres no picture allowed inside but outside was fine. Hema, very detailed in everything she explained was very sweet and detail oriented. Walking through the different rooms and seeing all the amazing things collected by both Walter and Leonore Annenberg was quite interesting. The office which house all of Walter's work, pictures of family, friends and political figures. The different room that's in the main house, their amazing artwork which some are the original pieces. Then you have the way they lived, very elegantly. Each room had their own unique style. The designer and architect sure had their hands full with detail designed of everything on site. The furniture, one of a kind design with amazing embroidery. Walter had an amazing collection of artwork and sculptures. Seeing them throughout the house and the way it was displayed in different room of the house was spectacular. Even the kitchen was nice. Still fully functional as it's still used for summits. The outside alone is one in a million. The massive property with many lakes that is fully stocked for fishing. The golf course which is a golfers heaven. And then you have the pool with a million dollar view of the mountains as the backdrop. Not only the main house, there's the guest house which is utilized for guest. And they're know by different color rooms. And by that, it's fully decorated in the color palette. That building also all looks out to the pool and mountain. Leonore, with her favorite color yellow also had a rose garden designed in the property. The tour lets you inside the lives of the Annenberg and the amazing lives they've lived. Housing major political figures, celebrities and the amazing parties had. The massive art collection and endless photos of everyone, it was a sight to see. This is a tour worth checking out and learning about the Annenberg. Plus, Hema our tour guide was excellent.

We were in Palm Desert for 12 days. Upon arrival I tried unsuccessfully to get tickets for the…read moreHistoric House Tour and the Open Air Experience. The tours were either sold out or had one spot available. There were 2 of us. I would recommend purchasing tickets online before you arrive to Palm Springs because of the popularity of the tours. You cannot purchase tickets by phone, email or in person. There are no waitlists either. We walked among the garden area, visited the small but great gift shop, watched the movie about Sunnylands and viewed the current exhibition. The next time we're in the Palm Springs area I will definitely plan ahead and purchase tickets way in advance.

Great idea! Glad to see it was still there! Half the books were children's books. I gladly dropped…read moreoff 4 books and found 1 to take. Thank you!

One of the many Little Free Libraries around town…read more This Little Free Library is very nicely crafted; you can see the love of its steward in many details. The books are carefully curated and usually in pristine condition. The steward has even included bookmarks and a visitor's log. There are many effusive comments in the visitor's log; the community appears appreciative of and well behind this little operation. You can read more about the Little Free Library Movement at: https://littlefreelibrary.org/.

This Little Free Library is located deep within a neighborhood and n Murrieta and is conveniently…read morelocated in on a shaded street corner. To be an official little free library, you have to log on to the official little free library website and register your little free library.I love little free libraries because these libraries are community based and consists of books provided by those who live within the community. Little free libraries provide a way for people to get access to free books to read as long as they want as well as leave books they no longer want.