Guidebook
NO. 940 RANCHO GUAJOME - Formerly attached to Mission San Luís Rey, this 2,219-acre ranch was briefly owned by two mission Indians and then came into the hands of Don Abel Stearns, Ysidora Bandini acquired it on her marriage to Col. Cave Johnson Couts. The adobe ranch house, built in 1852-53, is one of the finest extant examples of the traditional Spanish-Mexican one-story hacienda with an inner-outer courtyard plan. San Diego County acquired it in 1973 for the Guajome Regional Park.
Location
Rancho Guajome Regional Park, 2210 N Santa Fe Ave, 4 Miles East of Mission San Luis Rey, 3.3 Miles N of Vista
Open Map
NO. 940 RANCHO GUAJOME marker
CHL 940 Rancho Guajome plaque
CHL 940 Rancho Guajome Kitchen
CHL 940 Rancho Guajome Kitchen table
CHL 940 Rancho Guajome
CHL 940 Rancho Guajome El Camino Real Bell
CHL 940 Rancho Guajome Front Arcade
CHL 940 Rancho Guajome
No. 940 Rancho Guajome