I've lived by this place for far too long and just recently made a visit. I was pleasantly…read moresurprised to come across not only fresh fruits and veggies but also local vendors. Since my first visit I've already made two additional visits. The fresh juices they have over the weekend are delish. I also believe they carry a selection in their small refrigerator. There's also a wood fired pizza vendor there I've seen ok Saturday's, however check their social media for who exactly will be there. The pizza is something else. I've gone twice just for the pizza alone. My go to is the veggie pizza. I wish I would have stopped sooner, all vendors and staff are friendly and helpful. Stop by this quaint for a home town feel.

Great farm to market spot!! It's just opened! Everything here is fantastic and about average…read morepricing. I expect it to be maybe a little bit more because it was from individual selling but the good news is that it's what you would typically pay out and about and the quality was fantastic! Got Oranges, the dates are fantastic and are very low priced, there's a coffee shop on site that is probably the best coffee I've ever had. I got some grape leaves from one of the vendors that were fantastic and some sourdough bread from one of the other ones which is probably the better sourdough bread I've ever had . I'm very picky as well. Everything here has been fantastic so I'll be back 100%!

Had to stop by Motte Automotive Museum, and I'm so glad we did!…read more They have a great collection of great looking vehicles from different eras and great staff!

We had a wonderful day yesterday at the Motte Museum Big Barn Classic Car Show here in Menifee…read more This was their 12th annual event of which I've attended a few. The Sold Out car show was full of beautiful Classics, Customs, Muscle Cars, Hot Rods, Trucks and Low-Riders. The parking facility was loaded with eye-candy for every palate. The show was run flawlessly under the leadership of Tommie Brown and the whole team at the Motte Museum. The Big Barn was displayed with a tribute to the Corvette from the families collection. Every generation, but my favorite was the 1963 Split Window "Fuelie" on the turntable which I would have to sell one of my houses to own. From the free coffee and donuts to participants, to the cars, to the polite hard-working staff, the food trucks and awards, this was a Fantastic event. Major kuddos to Tommie and the whole Motte family.

Stopped by after learning they are being forced to move. I have been meaning to stop by for YEARS…read moreand now I knew I must before I missed my chance. It is not a huge farm. The goats were in a shaded, gated area for "petting". I enjoyed conversation and petting the sweet goats. I bought 4 varieties of their goat cheese, charcoal lavender goats milk soap and some lip moisturizer. Sad to see them go. Being forced out after 14 years is terrible. This area used to be full of farms. Now it is crappy houses and crappy industrial complexes and crappy humans.

What an awesome experience! This goat farm in Winchester is such a hidden gem. The goats are…read moreseriously the cutest, happiest little characters you'll ever meet, and you can tell they're so well cared for. The farmer is amazing - super passionate, down to earth, and you can feel how much he loves what he does. He makes the tour fun, full of laughs, and you actually learn a lot too. And the goat cheese? Mind-blowing. Honestly the best I've ever had - so creamy, fresh, and packed with flavor. I didn't want to stop eating it! If you're looking for something fun, unique, and heartwarming to do, this tour is it. You'll leave with a big smile (and maybe a bag full of cheese).

Fresh jumbo eggs highly recommend to get the eggs from Delmer farms they also carry farm fresh milkread more

Just purchased yesterday a tray of 20 Jumbo Eggs (range free) for $20-what a bargain after visiting…read moreGrocery Outlet and their dozen egg price was $5.99. I cracked my first egg this morning and it had a double yoke...

Well this is a cute downtown area!…read more What a nice surprise! It has been over 10 years since I've been in this city's downtown neighborhood. I love how festive this area is. During the holidays there were lights and cute little photo opportunities. This is a nice walkable downtown area. Lots of restaurants/ food options throughout this historical area. If you live in Lake Elsinore, I'm sure this is a go-to place for everyone in town. It has things to do and food. There's even a thrift store there too. I really like this downtown spot.

I'm a 3rd generation lake Elsinorian. However I have never been to this museum. This place is full…read moreof rich history. The volunteers that work there have a great sense of humor and are very knowledgeable. There is so much history in such a small place, everything from Elsie (the Lochness monster of lake Elsinore) to the lake Elsinore Grand Prix and Malcolm Smith. It was amazing growing up hearing about all the history in this city I call home, and then coming to the museum and seeing it come to life. Everything there was donated, but it is still so rich with history. I would highly suggest coming and spending about an hour or more to really take in everything there. The museum was amazing, and the staff was even better.

Blue Barn Lavender Farm is truly a beauty. The fields are absolutely stunning, rows upon rows of…read morevibrant purple lavender that look gorgeous against the sunlit hillside. The vibrant color and soothing scent are instantly relaxing. So many soothing benefits. The farm is beautifully maintained, and there's something special about breathing in the fresh lavender-scented air while wandering through the fields. There are bees, as to be expected (lol), but that's something to keep in mind. They also offer quality lavender products (like soaps, lotions, and oils) that make perfect gifts or personal treats. These can easily be ordered online as well. The staff is friendly and welcoming. Whether you're stopping by for photos, to shop, or simply to enjoy a peaceful afternoon surrounded by blooming lavender, it's a wonderful experience. For the You-Pick Event, admission is $30 per group (As of 06/30/2025), which includes time on the farm and a tube to fill with lavender, no matter the size of your group. Extra tubes are $10. If you don't want to pick, you can use your admission toward $30 worth of farm-made lavender products. Either way, it's a win-win. If you missed their You-Pick Event, don't worry, they often extend the dates, like they did this year! Lavender typically blooms from mid-June to mid-July, so be sure to check their website. Use the directions provided on their website; they're simple to follow, and watch for the signage too. Also, note that the road is unpaved in parts, so drive with a bit more caution.

On their website they give multiple directions, including one with least amount of dirt roads. I…read moreexpected it to be off the beaten path, but was worth it. Its the experience I was looking for, not simply just seeking lavender. Overall Loved it, crowd was very low key. Beautiful views, there were picnick tables. For me it was worth the 30 admission for a group, their page literally says "A group is anyone who comes with you 2 or 20," and includes time here on the farm and a tube to use to fill with lavender. I got a decent amount of lavender, looks like 500 or so stems. The young man inside was a fellow USD alumni always cool run into a fellow Torrero. The lavender is organic, so safe make things with. Fun activity. Their shop had lavender soaps, spritz, balms, masks and sachets among options to buy. Based on the experience definitely worth the 30 admission, getting lost, and picking lavender.

MAGICAL NIGHT TIME ACTIVITY but... it's too pricey. The online ticket price to get in is about $41…read moreish dollars and all you get is a drawstring, pack of cards and water lantern kit. Note, I could find the kit for under $5 dollars per person on Amazon. You're paying for the opportunity to let your lantern drift into the lake and it's pretty satisfying. Seeing all the lanterns float together and observing everyone's wishes, hopes, challenges, and positive messages posted on the lanterns was inspiring! The staff at check-in was really polite and helpful. There's live music but it's for about 30mins or so, wish it was longer. Also, there's food trucks (stay away from the Salt N Pepper Truck, I wasted most of the festival waiting in line). I wish the staff was monitoring more, there's a lot of people, so I wish they were tending to the guests. I was happy that there was police presence as the sheriff station is nearby to this festival site. There's merchandise at the Festival Shop if you're looking to buy any keepsakes and there's local vendors alongside the Elm Grove Beach sidewalk. The festival here in Lake Elsinore is still growing so lots of kinks are still being worked out. The parking situation is madness. The venue is not good for a festival this size so expect to park on the street and/or walk from several blocks away. Bring a cart to load your chairs. I'll return but I'm definitely bringing my own food next time!

Stumbled across this family owned business on social media and I booked an appointment the same…read moreweek! It was our first time here and we took in the great views, purchased some homegrown honey (small oz for $7) and a small tree for our home (less than five ft cost is $17.50/per foot). The staff was very friendly and Luis made the experience even more memorable! He let my husband and son cut down our tree. Then walked us through their process of shaking the tree and tying it up for easier transportation. It was so magical and now we have a keepsake that brightens our home with that fresh Christmas tree smell. Highly recommend!

What a little hidden gem!! This is your spot if you're looking to support a local family business…read more They have the most gorgeous views and beautiful Christmas trees! Fun photo ops, their own macadamia nuts fresh from their trees! This will be our new family tradition!