Place was spacious and plenty of parking. Huge plus there! Jumpers were amazing for my 7 yrs old…read more I just wish there were more photo ops sections. Staff was super friendly. I went the first weekend it opened, wanted to beat the last minute crowds.

Visited this pumpkin patch on a Tuesday evening and it had the right amount of people to make it a…read moregood time. There was no entrance or parking fee. There were two food trucks open which sold overly priced food. Tickets per jumpers and rides were very fair; they each ranged from 1-4 tickets. Staff was friendly. This pumpkin patch is definitely geared more towards ages about 4 and up. I hope they can play some actual music and not a radio station --at one point there was a radio chat about marriage LOL.

I had such a fun time at Peltzer Pumpkin Farm this past weekend! September 19th marked thei 30…read moreyears of pumpkins and 10 years of wine, so it was a really fun weekend to visit. We got there around 6:30 just before sunset and there was a good amount of people and families, but it never felt too overwhelming. Parking was pretty efficient. We did notice another lot closer to the pumpkin patch, but the walk from where we parked was only about five minutes so it really wasn't bad. I loved the decorations and overall layout of the farm. Admission into the pumpkin farm is $4 Friday through Sunday and $2 Monday through Thursday, which I thought was pretty reasonable. There was a lot going on around the property with different activities, food, drinks, and even live music. I tried their Killer Marg and it was soooo delicious. It had a really fresh citrusy flavor where you could actually taste the fruit. I do wish there were a few more dedicated photo ops throughout the pumpkin patch because I think that would add even more to the experience, especially around sunset. Besides that, there was plenty to walk around and see. Coming right before sunset was also such a good choice because the farm looked so pretty as the sun was going down. Overall, such a cute fall activity and I would definitely come back!

1/2 3.5/5 We visited…read morePeltzer Pumpkin Farm & Winery for some fall fun, and overall it was a cute experience, especially if you're going with kids! There are tons of photo opportunities throughout the pumpkin patch, which I loved. There are also carnival-style games, a train ride, and pony rides, so there's definitely enough to keep the kids entertained. Train ride: 6 tickets per person Pony ride: 10 tickets per person There are also carnival games that require tickets. The biggest downside for me was the food selection. There really wasn't a lot offered when we went -- basically kettle corn was the main food option we saw. I was expecting more fall/pumpkin-patch food choices, especially for the price of admission and activities. Prices: Most activities are an additional ticket cost, so the total can add up quickly depending on how many activities you do. Parking: Parking is available on-site, which made bringing the kids pretty convenient. Overall, I'd give it 3.5/5. I'd still recommend it for families who want cute fall pictures, carnival games, a train ride, and pony rides, but I'd definitely eat beforehand or plan on having another meal afterward because the food options are limited.

I live pretty far from this marketplace but it's the closest to my home. There is EVERYTHING to do…read morehere! Only 2 businesses that i like are missing but otherwise it's great. Grocery shopping can be found at Target, Aldis, Baron's Market, or Ralph's on Antelope Rd. There's just too many businesses for me to list! If this shopping area didn't exist i don't know what i'd do!

Without hesitation, I'd call Countryside Marketplace the equivalent of DJ in Irvine. While there…read moreare a good variety of shops and eateries here, the craziness of trying to get in and out from the hot mess better known as Haun Road is NOT the business. The roundabout entrance from Haun can be a hit or miss situation. There are always those drivers who are in a rush, texting, or just don't bother looking to see if it's clear. Then you sometimes have to deal with the ones who just don't know how a roundabout works at all (oh yes, they're out there)! Both are annoying af to say the least. The parking lot outside Bushfire Kitchen, Crumbl, Panda Express, etc. could have been spread out more. Be careful turning those tight corners because some people make wide ass turns. I've come close to being sideswiped a few times from dummy drivers who don't pay attention, smh. Stalls seem to be slimmer in that lot compared to the rest of the Marketplace, too. The Target store forever runs out of stuff, and the Starbies inside never really gets the new merch. If they do, they don't get a lot so whatever it is sells out fast. TJ Maxx and Home Goods usually have decent things, and if you're a techie, there's a Best Buy here. =) Burlington is one of the newcomers, but it doesn't seem like they're getting a lot of love. If you're hangered, there's Red Robin, In n Out, Miguel's, Hana Sushi, Bushfire Kitchen, and a few others to choose from. Better Buzz is supposedly coming soon to the old Starbucks location, but it's moving at a snail's pace. It's a good place to get shopping done, but I'd recommend coming during non peak times. You'll want to avoid the nuisance of hitting all the red lights on Haun. Have at it!

Old Town Night Market in Temecula is really good. It exceeded my expectations as I thought it was…read moregoing to be like a swap meet, but to my surprise it was not. While small, it was great because the shops and restaurants that we visited were all excellent. We even got to see Dean Norris from the TV show Breaking Bad at the restaurant he owns on the main strip. Nice to see him be able to relax and enjoy himself. We will be back as the olive oil and candy stores are on our list of places to see again.

Oh, what a night! It's always great to get together with a fellow yelper friend that shares the…read moresame interests. A cocktail, some food and a little shopping. The Old Town Night Market takes place at Bailey's Restaurant on the terrace in Old Town Temecula. It is the second Tuesday of each month. Approximately 30 local makers and curators come out. Bailey's opens a full bar and they have a taco stand on-site. The activities and drawings change, this month a DJ, art and a photo booth and a Halloween theme of course. The market which is dog friendly is something we love. Our husbands went next door to Devilicous to have a beer and took the dogs so we could shop which was a dream. Cara and I strolled the market and got to know the vendors. She picked up an embroidered jacket and I picked up a handwoven bag. Although, we spent the most time with a fun mother and daughter! Check out Sparkle Sloth Studio...I introduced the biz to a few Yelpers already, as they have some fun contests. The make glitter coffee, wine and other tumblers with custom sayings just for you. It's definitely more geared towards the ladies, the mothers and children...but plenty of fire pits around to enjoy the ambiance with your spouse, boyfriend, etc. Shop local folks. #OldTownNightMarket #InTheLoop #CaraandIThelmaandLouise #Glitter #ShopLocal

Love this place. I attend a small Ceramic's class of friends just over an hour away and stop in to…read morepurchase supplies every now & then when I visit my daughter in Lake Elsinore. The owners & other ladies are always sweet & helpful. I would definitely recommend this store for supplies or help if you need any.

Made a cute little paint tray, it came out lovely and was such a fun experience. I went with my…read morefamily and the ladies in there were super friendly and very accommodating. I would definitely recommend if you're looking for a fun activity to do.

Our group stopped by as we were waiting to get seated at Goat & Vine and there was an afternoon…read moremarket in set up in front of the Town Hall of Old Town. Sunset Market occurs every 2nd and 4th Thursday, with different food, crafts, and niche vendors. We wanted something to drink so stopped by Special Lemonade, a cute pink food truck. The lemonade was actually a limeade and per the owner, I tried her favorite: guava. It was refreshing, delicious, and the guava flavor was just right! There's also sugar free options too, so even for the calorie or health conscious foodie, Special Lemonade has options for you. The market itself wasn't the largest, smaller compared to the weekend farmers market that also occurs weekly in Old Town. I don't think it's worth a drive just to attend but if you happened to be in the area like we were, it was a nice stroll to see what local businesses are in our area and support them as well.

Great night market in Temecula. It's a lovely event to take your family to especially on a…read morebeautiful evening. I brought my parents who came from out of town. I love that they have live music and everyone comes out on the lawn to enjoy, it can get packed. There is a good variety of vendors, both food, and local small businesses.

This is a very cool outdoor night market event held at Vail Headquarters in Temecula. Lots and lots…read moreof interesting venders with unique, handmade items and lots of organic products. It's got a western country vibe to it, with a couple decorative shacks one marked Blacksmith. There are shops, boutiques, and a few restaurants surrounding the large dirt area where the venders set up their tents. My favorite drink of the evening was Poppin' Duo. Best strawberry lemonade, but they also make kettle corn. And my favorite product was the Smiling Lemons. It's all organic and limited ingredients chapstick and body butter. This is now my forever chapstick! And the body butter, oh man...so so so moisturizing! I've been using these products since February when I first saw them at a pop up, and I am hooked! You can check them out & order online at smilinglemons.com. I bought quite a few this time. They are a perfect gift idea for your girlfriends, your mom, aunts, and for guys who want a fragrance free body moisturizer.

Great location. Plenty of parking. Great selection of vendors. A good family night out. My kids…read morelove to get pizza from Vail Pizzeria and unique cotton candy flavors From Get Fluffed Up (vendor)

A diverse little shopping area for fuel, drive thru, various restaurants, coffee, salon, barber and…read moremassages. Open parking is limited during busy weekends. A nice stop for the long drive. Easy access from the 15 freeway. 7-11, valvoline, hand & stone massage, Starbucks, also across the street are other eateries Taco Bell, Robeks, Dunkin' Donuts, Jersey Mikes and Angelo's. A great spot to please everyone's taste buds or stopping in for some self care, a glass of wine or a car tune up.