The Vineyard 1924

The Vineyard 1924, also known as The Vineyard at 1924, is a family-run vineyard on East Mission Road in Fallbrook that feels more like a laid-back outdoor hangout than a formal tasting room. The Carson family took over the 15-acre property in the 1960s; it grew olives and later avocados before the family switched to drought-friendlier grapevines and started making wine. The hilltop setting looks out toward Mount San Jacinto and is known for its sunsets.

What to expect: estate-grown wine and sangria served from an outdoor wine bar, plus live music, rotating food trucks and seasonal fun. In fall there is a pumpkin patch, and in December the property turns into a Christmas tree lot with hot cocoa and s'mores, which makes it one of the most family-friendly wine stops in the county. Groups of 10 or more can book a private tasting in the vineyard's Gypsy Wagon.

Nearby: Pair it with Estate D'Iacobelli or Adobe Hill Winery for a Fallbrook afternoon. Our Fallbrook wine guide covers the rest of the area, and the Wine Tasting Day Trip Builder will build the route for you.

Frequently asked questions

Is The Vineyard 1924 family-friendly?
Yes. With food trucks, live music, a fall pumpkin patch and a holiday Christmas tree lot, it is one of the most kid-friendly wineries in San Diego County.

Does The Vineyard 1924 do traditional tastings?
It runs more like an outdoor wine bar with wine by the glass, sangria and live music. Groups of 10 or more can book a private tasting in the Gypsy Wagon.

When is it open?
Typically late afternoons and evenings later in the week and longer hours on weekends. Hours shift by season, so call 760-651-2182.

Where are the grapes grown?
On the property's own Fallbrook vineyard, which the Carson family has owned since the 1960s.

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