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The 6 Best Sights & Landmarks in Oak Glen, Oak Glen
Discover the best top things to do in Oak Glen, United States including Rileys at Los Rios Rancho, Moms Country Orchards, Parrish Pioneer Ranch, Riley's Farm, Riley's Apple Farm, Willowbrook Farm.
1. Rileys at Los Rios Rancho
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 89 reviews
Reviewed By MyReview7
I absolutely loved this place! We went on the Easter egg hunt/wagon ride. Had a wonderful time and we wonderful prizes for finding the eggs. I dont think I have ever met more friendlier staff that here???? They are so knowledgeable and helpful ,and when we asked what else was around there , they were able to direct us to other great places! I love their little store and the food was great! We ordered the pulled pork sandwiches, tritip sandwiches and some hot dogs. All of it was delicious! The botanical garden you can walk with a lake and a floating dock you can walk on and look at the fish swimming and ducks floating around. We had such a wonderful relaxing day. I reccomend.
2. Moms Country Orchards
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By waynefromcali - Yucaipa, United States
Moms Country Orchards Store,located in Oak Glen, the apple capitol of the Inland Empire,is a great stop when you visit the Oak Glen area and mountain area. They always have fresh apples from the area,craft breads,pies,jams,jellys,juices,pea nuts and other tasty treats! They also have hot cider and other hot drinks during the fall and winter cold beverages during the spring and summer. Everyone at Momma Country Orchard Store is friendly and helpful too all their jellys and jams can be taste tested so you can pick your favorites to bring home! They also make fresh and healthy apple cider vinegar with "the mother". . . . #momscountryorchards #apples #peanuts #pie #oakglen #appleseason # fresh apples #Inlandempire
3. Parrish Pioneer Ranch
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 9 reviews
Apple ranch featuring fresh produce, cider, jams, jellies, wines and more in the main barn, along with several smaller specialty shops featuring antiques, fine home decor, clothes, toys, and gifts. The restaurant on the premises offers delicious sandwiches and other lunch and dinner fares, and handicap-accessible restrooms . There is a beautiful picnic park on the grounds, and several animal enclosures for free viewing. On Sundays during fall there is a free Pirate Stunt Show in an outdoor theater. The main barn has a snack bar with fairground-type food, along with some more high-end foods such as New Zealand style meat pies. Local vendors will also be offering their wares during the fall months, which includes everything from kettle corn to hand-made crafts. Entrance and parking are free. Open year-round, only closed Tuesdays and Wednesdays from December to August. As a bonus, Oak Glen is usually around ten degrees cooler than the valley during the summers.
4. Riley's Farm
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 133 reviews
This working apple orchard is also a living history farm, that includes Colonial Chesterfield, a Civil War program, a packing shed operation, Riley's Log Cabin Farm and Riley's Frontier Events.
Reviewed By U1588FEsharonn
Our family has visited Riley's Farm for over 30 years! It is one of our absolute favorite annual family experiences! This is a MUST see and do for every family in this area or visiting this area. The living history and apple picking are only a few aspects of the experience that we love! We always stop to enjoy a nice meal at the Hawkshead. You won't regret stopping at Riley's Farm!
