Parrish Pioneer Ranch

Me and a few friends have made it an almost yearly tradition to come to Parrish Pioneer on our first stop in our apple picking adventure. We enjoy the Knick-knacks, chocolates, snacks, meat pies and especially the wine tasting!! I have to give a special shoutout to Nancy for always taking care of us when we come. It's usually 5 or 6 of us and she is always so friendly and gives us good recommendations on wines to try. I believe it's $2 a tasting which is reasonable, and we usually do 5-6 tastings to get a good buzz!! My favorite is the Triple Berry Oregon!! It's the perfect amount of not too sweet but not too dry. We are already making plans to come back soon!

A nice store in Oak Glen. There is wide isles and lots to see and taste. There is a good sized fudge and dessert counter as well as an area for just about anything apple to try. We had the triple P apple layered dessert with ice cream, caramel and apple crisp, along with a slice of apple crisp that was warmed with a splash of whipped cream. Friendly service. Some items seem to be there awhile as there were cobwebs and a few spiders - be careful as you grab for those items.

Parrish Ranch has to be the most underrated part of the mountain. The owners are some of the friendliest people I've ever met, the store has so many hidden goodies, and the snack bar is filled with fresh, made in house food. Hot cider, sausage roll, steak and cheese pie, fresh popcorn, and plenty of chocolates to try. 10/10 will come and visi

After Law's Oak Glen coffee shop we headed to Parrish Pioneer Ranch for apples and their section of wines that's our friends say. When we arrive the building looks like a farm it look nice but we step in it was so cool inside to getting away from the heat outside.

They sell individual apple for a buck each. I bought a cup of apple cider to try but can only drink outside due to covid.Their restroom is located outside & very clean.

This is a cute spot to stop by when visiting Oak Glen. They have a good selection of wines. My favorite is the Black Jack wine and I always grab a bottle when coming here. The store doesn't have that much merchandise but I have always found it to be a fun stop to check out.

Don't miss the pirate show every Sunday at 12pm and again at 2pm. The show is free but make sure to drop some cash in their tip bucket on the way out as they deserve it. We need to support them as best as possible as they are providing great entertainment for us all. I took my grandson there several years ago just before it burned down and again recently as it is now reopened and renewed. This time on Sep 23, I took my grandson again who is now 9years old as well as my granddaughter who is 3years old. We had a blast once again and one of the pirate women even gave my granddaughter a cool pirate sword after the show which was super, super nice. The pirates are all so fun and so great with the kids.After the show we enjoyed some caramel apples which are awesome as they put sliced apples in a bowl and fill it with warm caramel. Yum!!!!We will be back for sure.

Just a fun place to visit, quiet, relaxing, fun to explore, and great Apple products this place rocks. They even have a wonderful selection of fun flavored wines.

I grew up in Yucaipa CA near oak glen and alway enjoyed going to Oak Glen for the fresh apple cider. So when I went there this last week I went by Parrish Pioneer Ranch and purchased a gallon of apple cider and it was the worst apple cider I've ever tried. It had a very odd taste almost like the apples used to make it were no where near ripe. it was very disappointing! I don't think I would go there again.

Went there on Sunday with my family and the woman at the register was so rude to my father who was only asking if they had tea available. She literally yelled at him that she was tired and that they were closing in like 10 minutes. A simple "no we don't have tea" would have sufficed. I've been going there for years with my family but after this experience I don't feel like taking them there anymore.