Location: Ramona
Top Things to do in Ramona
The 10 Best Things to Do in Ramona, United States
Ramona in United States, from Nouth America region, is best know for Wineries & Vineyards. Discover best things to do in Ramona with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
Restaurants in Ramona
1. Turtle Rock Ridge Vineyard & Winery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 42 reviews
Reviewed By Eileen C - Ramona, California
Awesome winery with fantastic views to the east. Bring a picnic, buy a bottle of wine and enjoy. I love the sangria slush. Every now and then a woman comes with her artisan cheese or maybe a musican. Ian is very personable and love showing you around.
2. Potato Chip Rock
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 123 reviews
Reviewed By elixirpost - cerritos
Good work out if you take the eight mile round trip hike from the Poway lake. Other one is shorter and less scenic? As the saying goes, It is the Journey Not the Destination!
Warning! Think twice before taking the round trip option while returning since it can be very tiring and could add two extra miles of descend/ascend which could be harsh to your already beaten body? Suggest using the same stretch to get back to the parking lot from the junction shown in the picture!
Spring may be the best time to go. Go early morning if you are going in summer. Carry plenty of water, use sun screen and take hiking poles to make it a good experience!
Go on a week day to avoid crowd which can be very annoying based on the comments! Also parking is FREE except weekends and holidays!
Google "City of Poway trails system" for the latest conditions, trail maps and info before your trip!
3. Barona Resort & Casino
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 168 reviews
Barona Casino has a long history of creating extraordinary moments — from Barona's luxury resort and spa to award-winning golf course, casino restaurants, and of course, gaming. - Award-winning guest service and phenomenal hospitality - Casually elegant 400-room hotel - Resort amenities around every corner, including luxury spa - Award-winning San Diego golf and dining - Some of the most thrilling gaming in the world
Reviewed By fdl1948 - San Diego, California
This review is intended to focus on the restaurant, Italian Cucina, which is on the lower level inside the casino. We have been going to the casino for many years and have utilized all the restaurants. Always viewed the Italian restaurant as somewhat above a 3.
Recently they have made improvements that change the rating to a 4+. Our server was a lady named Manifer. I single her out because she seemed to embody the establishments focus on the customer. We asked for modifications to the menu items and all were perfectly communicated to the kitchen which did an outstanding job preparing a very high quality set of meals
One in particular, "Baby lamb chops", were offered as an appetizer, however, were converted to an main course. Being somewhat a "snob" when it comes to lamb chops, I was "blown away" by the preparation and quality of the meal. In commenting to our server about the change in quality and presentation, the head chef, Christian, came to our table. I'll shorten the story by offering that I would come back to the Casino just to come for another meal here. Clearly the changes are positive and worth your time to give them a try.
4. Oasis Camel Dairy
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 54 reviews
Reviewed By wingofangel - Newport Beach, California
WOW!!! This was a completely unexpected, wonderful, interesting, once in a lifetime, fantastic experience. We were looking for something interesting to do to celebrate our 22-year-old's birthday. We booked a private one hour experience for our family of four. Although there are many beautiful animals to see, including some very exotic birds, our hearts were stolen by the camels. If you would like an up close, and personal experience with these awesome creatures, you must come! Mariah was an excellent guide, very knowledgeable, and a genuinely kind person. A few tips for the faint of heart. If you are driving down from Orange County, Book the earliest tour available to avoid traffic. We left at 8 AM and arrived in time for our 10 o'clock tour. No traffic whatsoever at this time. Don't let the fear of traffic stop you from coming to the Oasis. Boo, Jasmine, Chip and others, you stole our hearts!
5. Vineyard Grant James
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 40 reviews
Boutique winery with progressive winemaking ideas to create delicious & smooth wines with a tasting veranda offering the sweeping view of the vineyard & the valley. Serene setting inviting picnics & leisurely wine tasting.
Reviewed By LuciaShannon - Ramona, California
We typically visit Grant James with a large group of friends to enjoy a picnic lunch, a few bottles wine and a fantastic view! Mike and Susan are very friendly and enjoy talking about their wines!... This is a great outdoor tasting area with shade and big tables! Great BLACK FRIDAY get-a-away!
6. Salerno Winery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 78 reviews
Salerno Winery is a cultural destination nestled in the hills of Ramona Valley. Salerno offers guests an experience unlike any other - complete with award-winning handcrafted wines, an extensive collection of world-class sculptures and live performances by local musicians.
Reviewed By John H - Ramona, California
It has changed a lot since the time of Herman and Rose. I miss them. Although I enjoy the art, the sculptures, but it is not the same. The old wood fired pizza oven is gone. The old friends that was the staff is gone. It doesn't feel same...
7. Milagro Winery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 36 reviews
Our tasting room will be closed Saturday March 17th. Please visit us on Sunday March 18th during regular tasting room hours. Open Saturday and Sundays 11:30-5:30 for tastings, Milagro Winery is in Ramona, CA in eastern San Diego County. We invite you to visit our winery and experience the beauty and bounty of the Ramona Valley AVA. At 2400' elevation and bathed in Southern California sun, Milagro Winery enjoys warm days and cool nights. The 100 acres are nourished by onsite spring wells, and support animals, olive trees, fruit trees, herbs and flowers in addition to the vines. Milagro is available for weddings and private events. Take the road less traveled and find Milagro Winery.
Reviewed By Natalie M - Ramona, California
Visiting here in Ramona and wanted to experience some of the winery's. Milagro Farm was my first choice and our first stop. They had the most well put together website and we were not disappointed. They made the facility beautiful, can walk through the vines, bring a snack or a picnic and enjoy the wine. The wine was great and we plan on returning before our trip is over, will likely get a few bottles to bring home and enjoy.
8. Ramona Ranch Vineyard & Winery
Overall Ratings
5 based on 16 reviews
Ramona Ranch Vineyard & Winery is located in San Diego county and strives to produce balanced wines that will stand the test of time, that are enjoyable now and become more intense as the years go by. We have been focused on sustainability since we first moved to Ramona in 2004. Our wines are produced from Estate and local Ramona vineyards that we have personally selected for the quality fruit due to the meticulous attention of each grower. You can taste the care and commitment to the land in every glass of our award winning wines, including the Double-Gold, Best of Class Estate Tannat. Micole Moore, together with his wife, Teri Kerns, owns Ramona Ranch Winery, where he is the primary winemaker, and COO. We use traditional oak barrels for all of our red wines, and are experimenting with aging white wines in oak barrels as well. Thank your for supporting Ramona wineries.
Reviewed By Frank51Ctown - Ramona, California
Ramona Ranch Vineyard and Winery offers unique blends as well as classic tastes to tantalize the most discerning of palates. Teri and Micole bring a sense of family pride to the tasting table and with good reason, especially if you enjoy wines from the Tuscan...MoreWhat a wonderful review, thank you. We are very proud of our Ramona wines and enjoy each and every moment that we share that love of winemaking with our guests. Thank you for being a part of our Ramona Ranch family and supporting Ramona wineries.
9. Guy B Woodward Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 19 reviews
The Guy B. Woodward Museum's Verlaque house is an 1886 original adobe of French Provincial design fully furnished in period antiques. Out buildings include 1874 cowboy bunk house, tack shop and blacksmith shop, 7-ton steel jail, replicas of a one-room schoolhouse, millinery shop and post office. Extensive grounds include a honey processing shed, buggies, wagons, mining and farm equipment, plus extensive archives of local historic biographies, photographs, school records, and newspapers dating to 1800's.
Reviewed By Sue L - Ashford, Connecticut
We just returned from a delightful and informative visit to this local museum. It was beyond our expectations. The history of the area is portrayed in an inviting way and has something to interest all age groups. Our guide, Myra, gave us a personal tour filled with interesting stories and the rich history of the area.
Clearly, people in Ramona care to learn about their history. One of the very interesting aspects of this a is library of books called Voices of Pioneer Women. I wish we lived close enough to borrow some of these books.
This is a treasure that I highly recommend to anyone in the area. It is also very reasonably priced at $5 for adults and $1 for children.
10. Principe di Tricase Winery
Overall Ratings
5 based on 12 reviews
We make Italian wine the Italian way! Award winning wines from Aglianico, Nebbiolo and Aleatico grapes. Passito sweet dessert wines and all natural balsamic vinegars complete our own creations. We have learned to make our products without adding anything to them for a better quality and enhancement of their healthy properties and tasting experience.
Reviewed By db7477 - Carlsbad, California
We were WOWED by our visit to the Principe di Tricase Winery. We were treated to a passionate and impromptu tour and hands on presentation of the winemaking process. The owner, Alfredo Gallone, shared his story and personally conduced our tasting. He introduced us to several Southern Italian varietals including four very different balsamic vinaigrettes.
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