Location: Ramona
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What to do and see in Ramona, California (CA): The Best Things to do Good for a Rainy Day
Ramona is a census-designated place (CDP) in San Diego County, California. The population was 20,292 at the 2010 census.
Restaurants in Ramona
1. Chuparosa Vineyards
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 15 reviews
Chuparosa Vineyards specializes in 100% estate grown, produced and bottled wines from the Ramona Valley of San Diego County. The tasting room overlooks the North Block of Sangiovese, Cabernet Franc and Malbec. Zinfandel and Albarino are also grown and produced. Open to visitors for sales on weekends 11AM - 5PM.
2. Principe di Tricase Winery
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5.0 based on 18 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 R8546JUmikeb
Visiting here is like visiting southern Italy - the family offers true hospitality in a very rustic setting with a menagerie of animals that roam an enclosure near the tasting area. We saw peacocks, chickens, rabbits and even turkeys as we enjoyed some very interesting italian wines.
3. Ramona Ranch Vineyard & Winery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 24 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 allieraeferg17
Ramona Ranch Winery is one of my favorite wineries in Southern California. Delicious wines, beautiful patio, friendly & knowledgeable staff, and dog friendly! I love bringing some snacks and having a glass of wine on the tasting terrace overlooking the Ramona Valley. The owners are very passionate about the wine, and it shows!
4. Poppaea Vineyard
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By 828elbac - Las Piedras, Caribbean
Best vineyard and winery you could ever visit if you love nature. The owner was the nicest person, the view was breathtaking and the wines were amazing. Can’t wait to go back and stay for the sunset!
5. Milagro Winery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 42 reviews
WE WILL BE CLOSED SATURDAY MAY 8TH FOR A PRIVATE WINE CLUB EVENT! We are open Saturdays and Sundays noon to 6pm. We are asking for reservations at this time which can be made by emailing us or filling out the contact form on our website. We are open for outdoor wine tasting, bottle purchases along with merchandise , olive oil and gift cards. 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 jimpN4876PD - Borrego Springs, United States
Milagro Winery is a great place to taste their wines on a Saturday or Sunday afternoon! You can sit outside, take a walk through the vineyard area, or sit inside. Live musicians are usually performing on weekends Most of the wines are very good--they specialize mostly in white wines and they do have an excellent Rose' Appetizers are also available
6. Pamo Valley Winery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 16 reviews
7. Classic Rotors, The Rare & Vintage Rotorcraft Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 8 reviews
One of only four dedicated helicopter museums in the world with 36 aircraft as well as engines and related equipment on display. A working aviation museum organized for docent led as well as self-guided tours. Dedicated to the preservation of rotary-wing and vertical flight aviation history.
Reviewed By aodedden - San Diego, United States
What an amazing and enjoyable visit! My husband and I found Classic Rotors while driving in Ramona, and as air museum geeks, we happily stopped to check it out. It's located at the Ramona Airport, just outside of town. We both come from military families (Navy, Army, Air Force), and as soon as we walked into the hanger, we felt like we were visiting old friends. We were greeted warmly by Chip (retired Navy and flight instructor), and basically started a private tour of the packed hanger, full of incredible helicopters. It's an admirable display of organization - it's not a huge hanger, but the way they've fit in all of those helicopters will remind you of playing Tetris. So much to check out - plus a few that you're able to climb inside and explore! We met Howard, one of men who worked on the DuPont Aerospace DP-1 (designed to take off/land like a helicopter and fly like a plane). Ask him for the story of how he crashed it during testing, lol! And we also met Mark, the founder of Classic Rotors, who could not have been more gracious of his time and brimming with fabulous stories. We learned so much about the physics of rotor flight, how jet engines work, all about the pioneers of helicopters - it was brilliant! The pride, the dedication, the extensive knowledge and true passion shines through with everyone there that we met. I could not recommend this phenomenal museum enough - go visit! The museum is open Tuesday, Friday and Saturday, so make sure you check the website for hours and directions. Big thanks to Chip, Howard, Mark and Skip, for the outstanding hospitality!
