Rancho Guajome Adobe

Liana LaGrone

Went for dia de los muertos festival. So fun to see the dancing and music. Wish they had more booths. Pretty minimal. Not much food at all and only 2 clothing places. Maybe more next year. It was a fun experience though. Toured the adobe and was able to see how the fancy people lived. Pretty cool.

Taniyyus Syed

Tucked away in Vista, beautiful Rancho Guajome Adobe County Park. A great place for picnic or hike or to walk your dog We spent the the whole afternoon exploring the part and the historical structures around the park. Vast open areas which is very good for a morning hike. Benches on the entrance to relax or to have a picnic. This is also a great place to fly your drone. The park is usually quiet and falls within the recommended zone for flying. The park has nice clean bathrooms which are very well maintained, so this is definitely a big plus.

Ankit Patel

Vista’s Rancho Guajome Adobe is one of the area’s premier examples of Spanish Colonial-era architecture. The 22-room home was built more than 170 years ago and is now included on the National Register of Historic Places. Though it was once a sprawling private estate, it’s now part of a public park that encompasses more than 100 acres. Guided hacienda tours are a great way to get a glimpse into the area’s interesting culture and history. For those who’d like an outdoor adventure later on, the park’s grounds are full of well-marked paths, varied environments, and lots of plants and animals.

Melody Dorman, Realtor

My husband and I took my 90-year-Old mom here and it was very interesting and fun. Great place to go on a weekend!