Spring in Temecula Valley

Celebrated March 1 - May 31

Wildflowers blooming, green buds thriving on grapevines, and things to do provide vibrant fun. There is more than wine to enjoy in this wine-plus destination that is open and welcoming Californians back for a spring visit.

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Visit This Beautiful Garden

The Rose Haven Heritage Garden is home to approximately 1,600 roses; hybrid teas, floribundas, climbers and mini roses. In addition, there are many succulents and xeriscape plant sections. The garden is open every day of the year from sunrise to sunset. We recommend coming here in late April and May to see the blooms.

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Have a Wellness Experience

Vacationers searching for wellness travel are discovering Temecula Valley Southern California Wine Country’s pure life experiences. Wellness seekers have personal expectations and varied preferences, but most importantly they want a break from routine and a place to nourish the mind, body, and soul. See our 10 Best Wellness Experiences for inspiration.

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Enjoy Beautiful Spring Blooms

A spring getaway wouldn’t be complete without seeing the gorgeous super bloom happening around Temecula Wine Country. Here are our favorite spots to see blooms! South Coast Winery Resort & Spa. Miramonte Winery, Lorimar Winery, Lumiere Winery, Callaway Winery, Robert Renzoni Vineyards & Winery, Somerset Winery, and Palumbo Winery.

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Outdoor Recreation

Feeling cooped up? It's time to explore wide open spaces. Temecula Valley Wine Country offers miles of rolling hills filled with vineyards, trails, wineries, outdoor dining, and overnight accommodations.

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