Cozy Dome Hideaway with Sweeping Sunrise View

Stay in “Peppertree Ridge,” a scenic glamping tent at Splitrock Valley, offering sunrise views over Mt. Palomar and Fallbrook’s farmland. Enjoy 101 acres with trails and friendly farm animals. Unwind at the Oak Grove communal area with games, fire pits, and a camp shop. Located minutes from Fallbrook and Temecula’s wine country, Palomar Vista blends natural beauty and comfort for an unforgettable escape. The space Inside the Peppertree Ridge dome, you’ll find: Queen-Sized Bed – With soft linens for restful nights Seating Area with a View – Two chairs perfectly placed for reading or nature-watching Bar Table with Two Chairs – Ideal for casual meals or journaling Wood Stove – Keeps the dome cozy on cooler evenings Kitchenette – Includes dishes, a portable grill, basic cooking utensils, and a French press Solar-Powered Lighting – Ambiance at night This geodome is off-grid and does not have standard electrical outlets. A solar-powered system provides ambient light; we recommend bringing portable chargers for any electronics. Guests may also charge their electronics in the communal area. Outside: Outdoor Kitchen Station Dishwashing Station Fire Pit with Seating for Two Picnic Table Guests are also welcome at the Oak Grove Communal Area, which features outdoor games, fire pits, and a shared kitchen space. On weekends, the Camp Shop, located in the Oak Grove shipping container, offers firewood, snacks, and essentials. Other things to note Set on 101 acres of coastal mountain terrain, Splitrock Farm & Retreat offers a tranquil escape surrounded by nature. Guests can enjoy panoramic views from oak groves to the ocean horizon on clear days, along with 6+ miles of hiking and biking trails, including a signature 5K loop. The retreat features unique glamping sites, communal spaces with fire pits and games, and a Camp Shop for essentials. Nearby attractions include Fallbrook, Temecula’s wine country, and Santa Margarita River Trail. Santa Margarita River Trail Preserve, just 3 miles from the site, is one of the last free-flowing wild rivers in Southern California and was voted the #1 trail in San Diego County. This scenic, state-managed trail is home to broad water impoundments created by California golden beavers and marks the southernmost range of steelhead trout.