Location: Fallbrook
Top Things to do in Fallbrook
The 10 Best Things to Do in Fallbrook, United States
Fallbrook is a CDP in northern San Diego County, California. Fallbrook had a population of 30,534 at the 2010 census, up from 29,100 at the 2000 census.
Restaurants in Fallbrook
1. Grand Tradition Estate and Gardens
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 97 reviews
Nestled in the rolling hills of Fallbrook, California lies the Grand Tradition Estate. Its 15 acres of year-round gardens are a beloved Southern California landmark. Discover a profusion of natural splendor along carefully crafted pathways of flowering plants, majestic palms and cascading waterfalls. Dedicated in 1984 by the McDougal family, these magnificent grounds have hosted over a million visitors from around the world.Come walk the property, eat lunch at The Veranda Restaurant, or enjoy a chef prepared picnic lunch on the manicured grounds of this north San Diego County gem. Make reservations for lunch at The Veranda Restaurant serving daily from 11am to 2pm.
Reviewed By JAMES T - Chula Vista
Oldest Grand Lady's Wedding & Reception was held at Grand Traditions on June 10, 2017. Not only is it a WONDERFUL VENUE for Weddings, but Professional Meetings, Birthday Parties, and Family Events will find this the PERFECT SPOT!! Grand Traditions Planners are available to make anything celebration "Happen".
2. Myrtle Creek Botanical Gardens & Nursery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 121 reviews
An easy trip to the country. Just 2 minutes the I-15 hwy or hwy 76. Discover one of San Diego's most popular destinations. Free Admission and Free Parking. Acres of lush gardens set on a turn of the century farm surrounded by ancient oak forest Organic farm to table cafe overlooking the water wheel fed lily pond 1898 Red Barn Live Music Saturdays on the Garden Terrace Live Seminar Stage Monthly Fairs and Festivals Gourmet Country Kitchen Farm House Home, Garden and Lifestyle Gift shop
Reviewed By Frank H - Fallbrook, California
Fun for a weekend stroll or family photo opportunity. See, feed and pet the goats. Great Sunday breakfast and fresh pies. Great place for weddings/showers and to buy plants/flowers. They have art shows and great art classes for adults. Jacquie Hughes taught an art class there and it was a lot of fun and very reasonable.
3. The Fallbrook Library
Overall Ratings
5 based on 36 reviews
Reviewed By Jack S - San Diego, California
Stunning new architecture, including a "living roof" highlight this new branch library. A great selection of books, magazines and periodicals along with a state of the art computer lab, landscaped reading patio, art exhibition spaces, a concert venue and the Bottom Shelf Friends of the Library bookstore round out this attractive library. Be sure to pick up their monthly calendar of events. From poetry readings, classical music concerts, lectures on widely varying topics and more there is almost always something of interest here.
4. Kenny's Strawberry Farm
Overall Ratings
5 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By L S - Temecula, California
We came to pick strawberries on the recommendation of a friend and had so much fun. We came on a Sunday morning and planned to make waffles with strawberries on top when we got home. The fields are huge so even though there were a...MoreThank you for your review!! We appreciate your business. You can find out more about our growing practices at http://kennysstrawberryfarm.com/organic/ We do implement organic as well as conventional methods of farming.
5. Casa Tiene Vista Vineyard
Overall Ratings
5 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By Anne S - Murfreesboro, Tennessee
After meeting with Susan and Mick at a wine dinner, my daughter and I were invited to a private tasting at their California style vineyard home. The entire experience was delightful. While sitting at the wine bar, with a beautiful view of the hills on the outside and the lovely artwork on the inside, Mike served us a cool salad to pair with his wines; including Voignier, Pinot Grigio, Pinot Noirs and my favorite – “Blackbird Merlot,” a delicious blend of Merlot and Syrah.
With stories and history behind the grape, winemaking, and the labels, Mick entertained us. We received some fun lessons. To conclude our visit, Mick led us on a tour of the vineyard grounds and gardens.
A trip to Casa Tiene Vista Vineyard is a charming, enjoyable way to spend an afternoon.
6. Welburn Gourd Farm, Inc
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By RJourn
Sister recommended a visit. Drove the 10 mile scenic route with 10% grade north of Fallbrook. Was much better than expected as hundreds of gourds were sorted, cleaned, and ready for shipping and selling. Several carving and painting classes of the gourds are offered on site. Something different and beautiful drive.
7. Lavender Hill Pumpkins
Overall Ratings
5 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By mvm19922002 - Carlsbad, California
We stumbled upon this treasure on a Sunday afternoon and decided to pull in. A local grower devotes an acre or two to growing multiple varieties of pumpkins -- some huge, some uniquely colored. Turban, pie, gourds, white, green, all sorts of sizes and shapes. Visitors can take a wheelbarrow and pick from the vines or piles. Great photo opportunity with kids. The farmer and his wife dress up and talk to patrons. Prices range from $1 for mini ones to $30+ for the super sized ones. There are hose rings that determine price according to diameter. A great fall outing.
8. Old Fliegler's Farm
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
Visits are prearranged by paid reservation only. No drop by visits please.
Reviewed By LiveForNow2013 - Big Sur, California
We are locals and I was searching for a place to buy organic cage free eggs and stumbled apon this cute little local farm! The owners offered myself, my Mom and my two boys (12yrs and 8yrs old) a tour after I told them I had kids! For a fee they offer summer classes and classes for Girl Scout and other groups, on how to properly care for and the basics on raising farm animals! The animals were extremely well taken care of and the owners were so enthusiastic about doing it! We left with 4 dozen eggs!
9. Roadrunner Ridge Winery
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By csarchibald - San Marcos, California
The winery is actually in Rainbow, north of Fallbrook an a winding mountain road. The drive out was an adventure, but once you are there it is a great experience. The winemaker are very knowledgeable about the wines they make and willingly share information about any of the wineries in San Diego that you are interested in. They have some remarkable red wines, so worth the drive out there.
10. Myrtle Creek Vineyards
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By csarchibald - San Marcos, California
Located right next to the Myrtle Creek Botanical Gardens and Nursery. They are only open on weekends from noon to 5PM, but they are friendly and courteous and have some delicious wines. One of the most conveniently located wineries in Fallbrook as most are on remote winding roads.
TAGS
