Places featured in this article:
- Longshadow Ranch Winery. 951.587.6221. 39847 Calle Contento, Temecula, CA 92591.
- Peltzer Winery. 951.888.2008. 40275 Calle Contento, Temecula, CA 92591.
- Wiens Family Cellars. 951.694.9892. 35055 Via Del Ponte, Temecula, CA 92592.
- Wilson Creek Winery. 951.699.9463.
Can children come to Temecula wineries?
In the wine tasting room, kids are allowed, but they would have to stand at the back of the room with another adult. However, the outdoors is free rein for families to enjoy and explore.
Are children allowed at Wilson Creek winery?
Yes, of course! We are very family friendly here.
Can kids go to Temecula?
Recommended Ages
The Temecula Valley Museum is open for kids and adults, but your teens may appreciate this attraction better.
Can kids go to all about wine?
You can go wine tasting with kids!
Yes, yes you can!
Can you walk to different wineries in Temecula?
Q: Does a winery tour including a walk through the vineyards? Some wineries do offer walking tours through the vineyards, both guided and on your own.
Do you need reservations to wine taste in Temecula?
Open late hours Friday & Saturday until 8pm Daily 951.699. 9463 Yes Winery is open from 10am-5pm daily. Wine tasting has moved outside to join the Creekside Grille and Courtyard Bar & Grill. No reservations are needed for wine tasting.
Can you bring food to Wilson Creek?
No outside food, alcohol, or music allowed. No pets allowed. Certified service dogs are welcome.
Are dogs allowed at Temecula wineries?
Temecula is full of dog-friendly wineries and restaurants, most of which have a special area near the patio where you can enjoy a glass of wine or a bite to eat with your four-legged friend.
Is Temecula good for families?
Temecula is a great place to raise a family and also offers a lot of child-friendly fun. In addition to the annual Hot Air Balloon Festival that brings out the kid in everyone and plenty of outdoor activities, Temecula has engaging options that are educational and entertaining.
Is harveston lake open to the public?
The Harveston Lake is a nice place to take a walk. There is a playground, opportunities for fishing, rental boats and a Little Free Library. It is open to the public, you don’t have to live there.
Where is harveston Lake?
Temecula
Harveston Lake Park 40299 Balboa Dr Temecula, CA Parks – MapQuest.
Can kids go to Malibu Wines?
– Malibu Wine Safaris. “If you haven’t been hear yet go!”
Can a 12 year old drink red wine?
There is no acceptable amount of alcohol that is considered safe for children. Children metabolize alcohol faster than adults. This means that even a small amount of alcohol can lead to higher blood-alcohol concentrations. This can lead to low blood sugar, coma, and problems regulating body temperature.
Can toddlers have wine?
It provides absolutely no benefit to the child and it can be quite harmful. While a few small sips of wine may not seem like much for a 170 lb. adult, that amount can have significant effects in a 28 lb. two-year-old.
How many days do you need in Temecula?
Three to five days is ideal to relax and explore everything there is to do and see in Temecula Valley. Palm Springs, San Diego, and Orange Country are about a 60-minute drive, and Los Angeles is about 90 minutes away if you want to make Temecula your hub.
How do I spend a day in Temecula?
Your Temecula Valley Bucket List
- Ride a hot air balloon.
- Go horseback riding.
- Blend your perfect bottle with a wine blending experience.
- Pamper yourself at one of Temecula Valley’s spas.
- Enjoy a tasting and take a cooking class with Temecula Olive Oil Company.
- Play golf at one of their six golf courses.
How much does it cost to go wine tasting in Temecula?
Most Temecula wineries charge $15 to $20 per person to taste. Figure a couple will go to 6 wineries and that’s easily $200 bucks in tasting fees.
Are masks required in Temecula CA?
1. Are facial coverings/masks required? The State requires face coverings outside of the home in California.
How many wineries are in Temecula?
The Temecula Valley is Southern California’s Wine Country. Nearly 50 wineries populate the region’s rolling hills and sprawling valleys producing a variety of wines, including award-winning and artisan Syrah, Cabernet Sauvignon, Zinfandel, Chardonnay, and Pinot Noir.
What kind of wine is Temecula known for?
Temecula Valley is particularly well-suited to growing Italian, Spanish, and French grapes such as Sangiovese, Syrah, Montepulciano, Viognier, and Zinfandel and Tempranillo.