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The Wood Pile Inn getaway

Kick back and relax in this calm, stylish space. This historic cabin built in 1920 was recently refurbished to its old charm with some modern upgrades for your comfort. The original owner of the Cabin was an author named Catherine Woods. She wrote the very first book on the history of Palomar Mountain; Teepee to Telescope. You'll find a copy in the cabin for a good read.Lots of natural light make this little cabin feel spacious, the windows throughout the cabin offer a beautiful forest view.

High Desert Tiny Home w/ Sauna

The Rambler is tucked amidst boulder strewn hills in the high desert with sweeping views of the hills and mountains beyond. With 12’ ceilings and thoughtful layout, this tiny home provides 2 sleeping areas (queen/twin), open concept living+kitchen, bathroom w/composting toilet, and a 10’ counter perfectly positioned to enjoy the peaceful scenery. This is paired with a spacious deck, bbq, and sauna. Step away. Reconnect. Come discover a different way of doing things. Welcome to The Rambler.

Celestial Moments of Temecula - Casita Cosmos

At Casita Cosmos, you will enjoy the pastoral valley and rolling hills from the private patio outside your entrance, highlighted by the Palomar Mountains and the Observatory domes in the distance. This is the the inspiration for the Space related wall decor throughout the casita, which is set up for comfort and relaxation. It's a short drive to Temecula Wine Country and event venues, and a great jumping off spot for other attractions, but note that Old Town & shopping can take 20+ minutes...

Serendipity Ranch a delightful discoverer

Serendipity Ranch has 350 sq ft Modular with 16 x 24 ft porch attach sitting on 5 acres with 360 degree views at 4200' elevation Full kitchen Lg refrigerator, stove and plenty of storage. Miles and miles of dirt roads for hiking or off road vehicles. Surrounded by BLM land , California hiking and riding trail for horses only Pacific crest trail. It's almost hunting season. Stay awhile and be closer to the area where deer and turkeys are close to. Located in Zone D 16 & D 17

Cabin Retreat at BigD'sX2 Ranch

Enjoy the view and relax at this unique-tranquil glamping cabin getaway. Located in Sage 17 miles from Temecula wineries, local lakes include, Diamond Valley, Skinner, and Hemet Lake. Local casinos, Romona Bowl, hiking, horse trails & room for RV parking. Relax on the deck or covered patio with a beautiful view, or head to your favorite activity. No guest service fee(s), no cleaning fees, and farm fresh eggs included. Nightly discounts when booking 3 or more nights.

The Cottage Overlooking Wineries-Panoramic Views

Welcome to The Cottage at Mira Bella Ranch! Sit back and enjoy panoramic views of beautiful Temecula Wine County from the guesthouse on this 10 acre, off-grid, family ranch. Located within 0.8-1.5 miles of 7 of the most popular wineries along the De Portola Wine Trail. Also within a 10 mile radius of Old town Temecula, Pechanga, Vail Lake, and Lake Skinner. Experience all the charm and serenity of countryside living without sacrificing convenience.

Sacred nature retreat with spectacular views

Our private nature sanctuary is nestled amongst mountains and undeveloped land with spectacular views and fresh, clean air. The cozy space has a huge deck with daybed, outdoor bathroom/shower, and kitchenette. Close by hiking trails, a running river, dark, star-filled skies, and quiet whispers of nature are amongst the magic that serves the soul at our special spot.

Cooper's Casita in Wine Country

This charming detached Casita in a quiet cul-de-sac is located near Temecula Wine Country and is just a short drive to local attractions. The kitchenette is equipped with a mini fridge, microwave, toaster oven and kitchen essentials. Queen bed with a full bathroom, walk-in closet, and tv w/ cable **Current Riverside County STR Certificate #002552**

Rancho Santa Rosa Casita/Art Gallery Spa & Sauna

We are 15 degrees cooler than Palm Springs in the summer. Our back area stays at around 70 degrees in the winter. This was a cattleman's bunkhouse at the turn of the century and is located on the San Jacinto/Santa Rosa National Monument. It borders with the San Bernardino National Forest and is across the highway from hiking and equestrian trails.