Ramona, CA Reviews


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Ramona, CA is located in San Diego County and offers a peaceful atmosphere with plenty of outdoor activities. It is known for its beautiful landscape with fantastic hiking trails and stunning vineyards. People come from all over to explore the outdoors and soak up the sun. The city also has a thriving art scene with several galleries, museums, and performance venues. Residents also enjoy the many local restaurants that offer everything from Mexican cuisine to classic American fare. With all these attractions, it’s no surprise that Ramona, CA has become a popular destination for those looking for an escape from the hustle and bustle of big cities.
Reviews of Ramona, CA are overwhelmingly positive with many visitors noting its beauty and laid back vibe. Locals praise its small town charm and friendliness while visitors appreciate the variety of things to do. The abundance of outdoor activities such as hiking and winery tours make it an ideal place to relax and unwind. There's something for everyone in Ramona including shops, restaurants, entertainment venues and more! Whether you are looking for a weekend getaway or planning a longer vacation in this charming California city, you won't be disappointed by what Ramona has to offer.

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Great little community in the Valley of the Sun - 7/29/2023
Ok, Ramona is a small country town that has its history in Poultry and Cattle. Those days are long gone…….kinda.
We still have lots of open spaces between living development and enough shopping to keep you here should you need Ie 2 major grocery stores, some discount groceries and too many Mexican restaurants. Yes we have fast food, auto mechanics, and a Kmart that closed a few years back and yet to be reoccupied
We have a strong working bedroom community here. A lot of military, police, & fire dept that raise their family’s. Schools are decent and even though many kids leave and go off to college, surprisingly most swear they will come back and raise their kids here. That says a lot
Believe it or not, kids stay a little younger here, longer. Which is kinda cool. People take time to talk to you and look you in the eye. Yes there’s crime, drugs and a few rehab facilities here……but nothing is crazy off the charts. We’re about 45 minutes from downtown San Diego. 35 Read More

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Ramona rocks - 1/13/2021
I lived in Ramona for 5 years and enjoyed it very much. The nights are quiet, not busy and it feels like you are way out from San Diego. Close to everywhere. The biggest complaints that I have now is that it's getting very expensive and it's ?? hot. But other than that it was the best place that I lived in the same Diego area. Read More

A dirty place to live - 4/19/2010
Nice little town needs more stores. Traffic is horrible on weekends. To many horses as the stir around the create a dust bowl It's a dirty Read More

Ramona - 9/26/2008
Love Ramona because its small, great people and Read More

Beautiful Ramona - 1/14/2008
Ramona is a beautiful, sunny, and very horse friendly community. The entire Ramona area actually has about 40,000 people. Most families commute to work. Because Ramona is a valley on a mountain, the commute is up and down "the hill", which is a mountain grade with a couple different ways to go. One is quite windy and steep, the other is a pretty nice road which is the most traveled road.
If you enjoy horses, it doesn't get any better than Ramona. The only negative is that since there is little rain here, any pasture grazing must be irrigated by well or county water.
Ramona is a family oriented community and has some really good churches. It is between 25-45 minutes to major shopping, depending on where in Ramona you live. Many people never want to leave beautiful Ramona, unless they get frustrated with the growth in population or the high cost of living in Southern California, which is crazy!Read More

San Diego Country Estates - 8/12/2007
Ramona means the Valley of the Sun and the name fits the area. Ramona is a small quaint town with main street with antiques and small restruants that are in keeping with the old time motif of the town.Beautiful equestrian community, approximately 5,000 homes spread out in beautiful, natural environment, people riding horses down trails, joggers, hikers, golf carts and tennis courts, basketball, biking. Really there is something for everyone here. Quiet community with one village store, dry cleaners, etc. Town of Ramona is about 6 miles away with limited shopping, fast food, etc.
You must drive 30 to 40 minutes to larger cities with malls, libraries, etc.
The only real hard downside is the traffic, with only 2 one lane roads in and out of the Estates. And everyone commutes to jobs in San Diego and other local communities.

International Equestrian Center and Casey Tibbs Western Center are available for boarding, events, and arenas, lots of trails to ride.  Read More

A great place to live - 2/28/2006
Lived in the San Diego Country Estates in Ramona for over 6 yrs; good schools (not great, but good), very much a small town community atmosphere. Absolutely a great place to raise a Read More

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