I was with my family camping there. Me and my daughter 2 weeks ago we zipline there. It was…read moreamazing. It was my daughter birthday. They where so nice to her and they sing happy birthday to her. They are realy nice and professional. Abby, Avin, and Adin they treated everybody great. Thank you so much. They only need 2 lower little bit the price or maybe last zip line repeat it another time. We recommend this place for sure.

Freshly paved road to the top of the bike park. So nice and quick. 12-15 minutes drive up, if you…read moreboot it down you catch the mid hour drive up. 9 runs by 3, totally wiped out. Oh yeah, new entry into Rabbits Leap, full on intermediate jump line. All table tops which can be rolled. Super fun day.

We are giving this well-maintained, apple orchard, a solid five…read more You know none of the Apple orchard and Julian had a very good season. They pretty much had 50% less apples than they did last year so they were trying very hard to get all these apples into our bags and home safely for our own apple cobbler and apple pie. We were able to fill up three bag bags of apples, small apples, but still very flavorful , Pippin and Jonathan's and some empires .. They do allow service dogs . Super fun activity however we were there on October 4 th Honestly, I think the season would probably be about done by now .. there's plenty to do and Julian. They have dirt parking. And crazy enough they have great music playing throughout the Orchard. We did a little Apple picking a little dancing

It doesn't compare to apple picking in the Midwest and northeast but it does scratch the itch if…read moreyou want to pick apples yourself. $5 admission for each person at $18 for a bag for apples. They estimate that the bag holds 6-7 lbs of apples. When we went they said there were 5 apple varieties but three of them were pretty picked through. This was the 4th day they were open for the season. It is a pretty small apple orchard. That being said, we were able to get a full bag although a lot of apples were small or ones that looked nice only turned out to have wormholes in them. Lots of tossed apples on the ground too. Parking is all in one area now which is better than previous years where there were multiple. Some food and drinks vendors right outside the entrance. They don't sell apple cider or apple cider donuts here sadly.

First, shout out to Gil. He helped us rebook our tour since my mom was sick the original date we…read morechose. He was so helpful! My family had Such a fantastic day enjoying the Oasis Camel Dairy farm. From the back story of how the couple met, to feeding animals to education everything was entertaining and fun. We didn't have little kids with us, but still enjoyed this so much. Our 2hr noon hour tour had about 70ppl on it. We never felt like it was too many in any one place. The owners were so good about answering questions and were very funny! I'd highly recommend this to families who have kids and want to see and visit camels up close. Plan to take a picnic lunch, and plenty of water. The camels were awesome, they definitely wanted our apple treats so, it's worth buying extra.

The public tour that we attended on a weekend was so great! It was fun to hear the turkeys gobble…read morein the background while Gil was giving details about the camel that was part of the tour. In addition to this, we were surprised to see koi, goldfish, parrots and be able to feed the camels as well as the sheep in the grounds. After the 2 hour tour ended, we drove to the lavender field and took photos - also saw camels running down the pasture to where the lavender field was while a staff member gave a brief 15 minute overview about the camels. It looked like a scene from a fairy tale. The vista of the mountains and greenery is so beautiful, and the environment peaceful. It was such a beautiful time, and we definitely enjoyed the friendliness of Gil, Nancy and all the staff we interacted with.

They open first week of October, I've been here 3 times in the fall in the past years not…read moreconservatively. Almost everything is pretty much the same. It's family owned very nice people. Great experience each time. Bring water and maybe a hat or go early. Plenty of persimmons so don't worry about them selling out. They have other fruits too but not abundant like persimmons. Take your loved ones it's a fun outdoor experience.

Came here today when it was raining hard. No one was here. Enjoyed persimmon picking. Sergio was…read morevery helpful. Good thing the other place closed for the season so we came here. $1/lb. Will be coming back for sure! 2 hrs drive, why not?

Just went for the first time today. Everyone was so friendly, and a small but very nice selection…read moreof organic produce and eggs. I was especially happy to find tomatoes, which I hadn't been able to find at some other local farms recently. They sell mostly wholesale, but right now the office is open Mon-Thurs 8-1 and one Saturday a month from 9-1 to sell directly to the public. A bit of a drive--but it's a nice one, and I will definitely be back! Check out their website at https://www.goldeneaglegardens.com/ and their current offerings on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GoldenEagleFarm.MesaGrande

The Summer Farmers Market is always a fun thing to do on a Wednesday in San Diego County. I highly…read morerecommend it. The organic produce is delicious! Lots of local products to shop too. Everyone is super nice and helpful. It's nice to get out of the city and see the rest of the county. The Golden Eagle Farm is quiet, so nice of a change from the city....and it's just a short drive away.

Cute little coffee spot in Ramona, coffee is delicious! Left cold brew with caramel, right cold…read morebrew with cinnamon brown sugar syrup and cold foam

We wanted to do something different with the kids, So my daughter did some research and she saw…read morethat Happy Hens not only sold farm fresh eggs but they also had fun Egg-tivities. They had a cute tiny store and a petting zoo and inside the zoo a small playground. $10 per person for the petting zoo. Ramona residents $5 and 2 and under is free. They were very friendly . The zoo tickets are sold in the little store as well as the chicken and goat food. We bought some honey, salve, and soup. A little on the pricey side but I'm supporting a small business so to me it's money well spent. The kids had fun feeding and petting all the animals. They played a little on the playground. They had out houses for the restrooms We spent a couple of hours there and you can totally make a longer day of it if you pack a lunch and sit on the benches Sweet family time fun.

Best beef I've ever had!!! These cattle ranchers have been there for seven generations. Their cows…read moreare super healthy. No antibiotics or hormones or mRNA. I trust them completely... you can too!

I'm a 3rd generation of Oceanside, on the same family property,,…read moreI have been going to Palomar Mountain to the Mendenhall Ranch ever since I can remember, with my grandparents. Not many people living on the mountain back then , that would've been about 1958 to 1960 lot of changes since then, as I recall there used to be more watering ponds available for watering and the river seem to be wider, but those are just memories of an old man. I remember meeting the Baileys, Newt, his wife and her inviting us to have pie in the old Homestead and then he would go out and work on an old tractor to get it to run, thats all he wanted to do.was make it run! no muffer a d was it loud!! . Miss those old days.

Love this festival. Chill people, beautiful camping, great music. I miss it.read more