Here’s to the Harvest in Temecula Valley

As the changing leaves illuminate the landscape, autumn is the perfect time to experience the charm and beauty of the Temecula Valley, a premiere global wine destination with an emerging, vibrant culinary scene and welcoming, small-town atmosphere. This is the perfect time to visit one of the region’s colorful, family-friendly pumpkin farms. Rub elbows with award-winning chefs, vintners and brewers and learn more about their crafts and methods. Find marvelous, one-of-a-kind goods as you meet local artisans and shop for gifts or stock up for upcoming holiday celebrations.  
 

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Visit a pumpkin patch in Temecula Valley

Visit a Pumpkin Patch 

Family-owned and operated, Peltzer Farms is in the heart of Temecula Valley Wine Country. Every fall, guests can visit its country chic, pick-your-own pumpkin patch with family activities for all to enjoy. Activities vary each year but usually include Pig Races, Pony Rides, Train Rides, Panning for Gems, Corn Maze, Face Painting, Picnic Area, and local musical talent. For more information, visit the Peltzer Pumpkin Farm website. 

Spooky Experiences in Temecula Valley

This October, come and experience a thrilling journey through our moonlit vineyards, where legends come alive and the supernatural is just a breath away. Experience spine-chilling ghost tours and an unforgettable fusion of history, folklore, and spine-tingling surprises

Grape Stomps in Temecula Valley Wine Country


Participate in A Grape Stomp

Several local wineries will celebrate the fall harvest with a Grape Stomp, including Callaway Vineyard & Winery, Frangipani Estate Winery, Somerset Winery, Ponte Family Estate Winery, Temecula Carriage Company, and more.

Fall Foods in Temecula Valley


Enjoy Harvest-Themed Culinary Creations

See what fall tastes like in the Temecula Valley. It’s prime “Maker Season” and time for crafting new flavors, vintages, and creative takes and twists on food and entertainment. Enjoy a fall comfort food staple like mac ‘n cheese at Oscar’s Brewing Company, Baily’s Old Town Temecula, or The Gambling Cowboy.