Location: Jamul
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Jamul /hɑːˈmuːl/ (Tipai Kumeyaay: meaning "foam or lather") is a census-designated place (CDP) in San Diego County, California. Jamul had a population of 6,163 at the 2010 census.
Restaurants in Jamul
1. Deerhorn Valley Vineyards
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 9 reviews
Beautiful grounds & view, nestled in the foothills of sun drenched Deerhorn Valley in San Diego's east county. We are a Boutique Winery, with several varietals growing in our hillside vineyard and make low volume artesian hand crafted wine. We also have California Organic Olive Oil, flavored Olive Oils and imported Balsamic vinegar. Open Sat. & Sun. 11-5 Only a 5 mile drive east of Jamul on Highway 94 (old Campo Road) and turn left onto Honey Springs Road. We are 5.5 miles up the road on the left. (1/2 mile past the Fire Station). It's a beautiful drive. Proud member of The Wineries On Highway 94.
Reviewed By jamultravel - Lakeside, United States
Driving through Jamul, I saw the signs for Deerhorn Valley Vineyards. We decided to go wine tasting. So glad we did, it was a wonderful relaxing visit. The owner was friendly and very knowledgeable, explaining the wines we tasted and the process of wine making. They also had flavored olive oils to taste. We purchased several wines and olive oils. They will be perfect gifts for Thanksgiving and Christmas. I will need more for my holiday parties so I will be going back to enjoy the day.
2. Rustic Ridge Vineyards
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3 reviews
Vines with a view. Come for the view and stay for the wine. Rustic Ridge Vineyards is a Micro Boutique Winery making handcrafted small batch specialty wines. Montepulciano is our flag ship wine with vines from the Montepulciano region north of Rome Italy. By Appointment
Reviewed By gregwadsworth - La Jolla, United States
The drive out to Rustic Ridge from the west side of San Diego takes a leisurely 50 minutes, and once you get to Rancho San Diego, it’s actually quite beautiful as you head up the mountain. We arrived at around 4:30, which turned out to be perfect timing - just before an amazing sunset. As a coastal native of San Diego, I thought I knew what a sunset was. But this view was different and seriously satisfying. The elevated perspective includes Mt. Helix, Dictionary Hill, Mt Miguel, and Mt Soledad as you look westward, as well as downtown San Diego, Mission Bay and Coronado Bridge with the ocean beyond. Fantastic! Once seated, we were treated to a flight of 5 wines from Rustic’s vineyard. This included a delicious sauvignon blanc, a cab, pinot, rosé and a syrah. All were lovely, but we were surprised by the syrah - as we generally prefer reds. Rusty and Kerri are amazing hosts. They took us on a walking tour of the entire property, including the vineyards. When we got back, we took a turn at both corn hole and Jenga while soft jazz played in the background. You can tell that they love this place - their creation. The design and decor is charming - a gentle fusion of countrified sophistication and understated elegance. A manzanita branch pulled straight from the field hovers over the bar as a subtle reminder of where you are. You’ll see the headlights of vintage trucks (at least the front half of them) reconfigured as outdoor lighting, tastefully rustic signage, and other unexpected delights, all somehow perfectly accented by contemporary deep red umbrellas. We highly recommend this new vineyard treasure to anyone - locals or visitors alike - who has yet to explore this part of SD county and it’s special charm.
3. Skydive San Diego
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 59 reviews
Skydive San Diego has been servicing the skydiving community for over 25 years. In 2016, Skydive San Diego is currently owned and operated by a former Navy SEAL and former member of the famed US Navy Parachute Team, the Leapfrogs. The vision is to transform the drop zone into one of the premier skydiving destinations in the world. A tandem skydive from 13,000 feet above a view of the ocean, Mexico and mountains is like none offered anywhere. It is an incredible experience and should be on everyone’s to-do list. Our tandem instructors are some of the best in the world and will make your experience awesome every time. Come out with your friends, family and they can participate with you or watch you go through all the steps and cheer you on as you land right in front of them. We are one of the few drop zones in the San Diego area that offer this type of experience. Experienced skydivers can also receive coaching, a full-service rigging loft, and load organizing. Skydive San Diego caters to adrenaline junkies who prefer to skydive solo, offering First Jump Courses (FJC) through the USPA Certified Accelerated Free Fall (AFF) program for those who wish to begin their skydiving journey. For fun jumpers there are even more options to advance with a dedicated flight school, which offers formation skydiving, freefly, canopy, and wingsuit coaching by some of the most talented skydiving instructors. Instructors at Skydive San Diego are some of the most experienced in the world and have several thousands of jumps each. Many are world record holders, and all are friendly, approachable, down-to-earth, and dedicated to helping their students. A one-stop destination for skydivers, skydiving enthusiasts and visitors, Skydive San Diego offers experiences that last a lifetime. Skydive San Diego operates the drop zone to the highest safety standards. We have some of the best skydiving aircraft, equipment and riggers in the industry. Skydive San Diego is also where many of Americas most elite military train receive their solo jump certifications.
4. Granite Lion Cellars
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By vividviewphotography - San Diego, United States
Such an amazing scenery! Never have I come across a winery WITH a waterfall and a stream. With the difficulty of finding just a waterfall in this area, this place is perfect for photographers. Have a drink and shoot!
5. Steele Canyon Golf Club
6. Lower Otay Lake
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By marybB2484FJ - Russell, United States
such a beautiful lake calm and good fishing we watched them catch fish and enjoyed the beauty of the mountains around it
7. McGinty Mountain Trailhead
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 2 reviews
8. Otay Mountain Wilderness Area
9. Jamul Casino
Overall Ratings
3.0 based on 108 reviews
San Diego's closest casino with 8 restaurants including a fine dining steakhouse, beer garden, sports pub, Asian fare, and a food court. Live music 4 nights a week and daily promotions.
Reviewed By MargieSanDiego
Been here a few times and enjoyed the lay-out,clean,new spacious casino floor.Many slot machines to choose from and their comps,discounts,etc are plentiful.We always get free play,and discounts for food.Tony Gwen's has excellent food.Nice portions,been there 3 times,always excellent.One time tried the 'buffet'..and that was very good. (they stage it in the area near Gwen's,nicely laid out,and again,good food. We will return.
10. Hollenbeck Canyon Wildlife Area
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
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