Lemon Grove

Lemon Grove was part of an expanse of land bought in 1869 by rancher Rober Allison, considered the first permanent resident.

By the early 1900s, citrus farmer arrived and made orange and lemon growing the region's biggest business. By World War II, most of the groves had disappeared, replaced by housing.

The city incorporated in 1977

📌Check it out

1. Berry Street Park 

2. Giant Lemon

3. Lemon Grove Branch Library

4. Lemon Grove Historical Society 

5. Lemon Grove Park 

6. Lemon Grove Skate Park

📍Shops and Eats

1.Berry's Atheletic Supply

2. Charley's Famous Hamburgers

3. Chef John's Fish & Chips

4. Coop's West Texas BBQ

5. Dirk's Niteclub

6. Giardino

7.Lido's Italian Foods

8. El Pollo Grill

9. Sportsman Pub

Lemon Grove, a small city in California near San Diego, offers charming attractions. Visitors can explore the famous giant lemon sculpture, a quirky landmark symbolizing the town's citrus heritage.

For outdoor activities, Berry Street Park is perfect for picnics, sports, and relaxation, while the nearby Mt. Miguel hike offers scenic views of San Diego County.

Local eateries and cafes provide a taste of the region, and nearby you'll find cultural sites like the Heritage Museum, showcasing Lemon Grove's history.

With its laid-back vibe, Lemon Grove is ideal for a casual day trip.