Bring every generation together at two private estates side by side, with room for up to 50.
Family reunion vacation rentals have to work for grandparents, toddlers and everyone in between.
Two separately gated estates mean two kitchens, two pools and two quiet wings for sleeping, a short walk apart. Grandparents can take the calmer house while the cousins take over the game room next door.
The ranch has more to do than any beach condo.
Five companion horses live on the property. Kids can feed them carrots, and horseback rides are available at $150 an hour per horse, and guests can take turns.
Billiards, foosball, Star Trek pinball machines and a classic arcade cabinet with hundreds of games.
A tennis and pickleball court, grass volleyball, badminton, soccer, cornhole and fruit trees to pick from.
Each estate has a full chef’s kitchen with dishes for 25 or more, so families can cook together. If nobody wants to, Chef Alfonso can cook dinner for the whole group and leave the kitchen spotless.
Chef, daily housekeeping and grocery stocking are available as add-ons. You choose which nights.
Teenagers in the game room, toddlers at 6 a.m., and one shared bathroom down the hall. Here, each side of the family has its own house, its own kitchen and its own pool — on the same driveway.
We set one long table on the Grand Estate patio. Chef cooks there, we clean up, and everyone walks home to their own house.
Grandparents, parents, cousins and kids under one gated roof, with enough room that nobody needs a vacation from the vacation.
Book one estate for a smaller family or both for a full reunion. Each house has its own kitchen and pool, so families can keep their own rhythm and still meet on the lawn for dinner.
Bob can help you assign rooms so grandparents, young families and teens each get what they need.
Feeding the horses, collecting eggs from the hens, picking fruit from the orchard and swimming until dark. Horseback rides can be booked at $150 an hour per horse, and guests can take turns.
LEGOLAND, the beaches and the San Diego Zoo Safari Park are an easy drive for day trips.
A family reunion should not mean one person stuck in the kitchen. Add a private chef for some or all dinners, have groceries stocked before you arrive, and book daily housekeeping.
Bob quotes everything together, so you can split the cost by family before anyone commits.
Pick dates early, especially for summer and holidays. Text Bob your headcount and ages, choose one estate or both, then layer on the extras you want.
Many families plan one big dinner, one beach day and one free day at the ranch.
A reunion is easier when the big decisions are made early. Here is the order most families follow.
Summer, spring break and the holidays fill first, often months ahead. Pick two or three possible date ranges, then text Bob to see which are open before you poll the family.
A three-night minimum applies, and four or five nights gives everyone time to actually relax.
Each house sleeps up to 25 guests. Smaller families fit in one estate, while most reunions book both, so one house can be the gathering place and the other stays quieter.
The 50-guest maximum covers everyone staying or visiting, so count local relatives who will drop by for dinner.
Put grandparents in a ground-floor primary suite, keep families with toddlers near each other, and give teens the rooms farthest from the nursery.
Bob can share the bedroom layout so you can plan before anyone arrives.
Most families split the nightly rate by household, then share the chef and housekeeping. Bob sends one quote, which makes the math simple.
Bookings are non-refundable, so confirm headcount before you book.
A chef dinner at one long table, a family photo with the horses, or a talent show by the fire table. One planned moment is enough; the rest of the trip can stay loose.
Chef dinners run about $95 per guest.
Horses, hens, orchards, a playground, tree swings, game rooms and two pools keep kids moving without a single car ride. Horseback rides are $150 an hour per horse, and the kids can take turns.
Add a LEGOLAND day if you want a big outing.
Ground-floor suites, shaded patios, a stocked kitchen and dinners cooked in the house mean grandparents can enjoy the trip instead of running it.
The ranch is about 90 miles from Beverly Hills, so many Los Angeles families drive down.
Families who have a good reunion here often rebook the same week for the next year. Ask Bob about holding dates when you check out.
Text Bob to get started.
From verified stays on Airbnb and Vrbo.
“We loved having both homes and so much hang out area. My kids came to welcome everyone and wanted to move in.”
Ali, San Diego. Airbnb, group trip
“Had 16 people staying under one roof and there was plenty of space.”
Laurel, Los Angeles. Airbnb, June 2022
“Everyone felt like we were staying in a palace!”
Thomas W. Vrbo, 10/10, January 2024
Anything else, call or text Bob at 760-802-6312.
Up to 25 per estate, or up to 50 with both estates booked together.
Yes. They sit side by side on the same driveway, each separately fenced and gated.
There is a playroom, playground and fenced lawns. Ask Bob about pool fencing, cribs and high chairs when you book.
Yes. Each estate has a large kitchen with dishes for 25 or more, and a private chef is available.
Horses, a playroom, arcade and pinball games, tree swings, lawn games and two pools.
Call or text Bob with your dates and group size, and he'll send an exact quote.
