Rancho Guajome Adobe

Rancho Guajome Adobe, a 64-hectare memorable adobe hacienda in Vista, was worked in 1850 in Spanish Colonial engineering and today is recorded in the National Register of Historic Places. The 22-room hacienda was the home office of a Mexican land give of Rancho Guajome. The huge meandering structure has two average tiled yards, a veranda, and a house of prayer.

The hacienda is encompassed by an open zone of wetlands that are a home to rich untamed life, for example, ring-necked birds, minimum Bell's vireo, raccoons, white-followed kites, and the colossal horned owl. The 112-section of land stop that encompasses the hacienda is incredible spot for picnicking, outdoors, angling, climbing, and horseback riding. The sentimental surroundings are a well known scene for weddings and different occasions.