Twin Oaks Valley Ranch

Weddings at Twin Oaks Golf Course offers a peaceful outdoor setting complete with lush rolling hills, tranquil ponds and fountains, and a wide open sky. Celebrate your lifelong journey together by getting married at Twin Oaks, in San Marcos, CA.

At Twin Oaks Golf Course in San Marcos, California, Ted Robinson, course architect, has created a golf course that finds balance. Fairways at Twin Oaks can be narrow and test golfers’ accuracy off the tee. Keep your drives out of the rough, and you’ll be rewarded with ample opportunities to hit the green in regulation. You’ll also find the greens to be quick and true: Read your putt correctly and your ball will find the hole. The new 2 Oaks Pub is positioned to overlook the ...18th green and serves golfers a variety of ice cold craft beers, fun traditional cocktails and a fresh, tasty home style menu. Tournaments at Twin Oaks Golf Course are incredibly popular as the course features signature service combined with excellent course conditions and pricing that provides one of the most competitive values in the Southern California golf market. If you are looking for a beautiful banquet facility to host your next tournament or catered event, you can schedule a complimentary site tour at Twin Oaks. Twin Oaks is also an ideal choice for a romantic golf course wedding. The new banquet facility at Twin Oaks can host up to 150 guests indoors with their own separate pre-function space. With the adjoining outdoor fireplace and patio there is no better place to create memories for a lifetime. Future brides will fall in love with long, sun splashed wedding lawn. The bridal party has their own room to prepare for the big day making Twin Oaks an ideal choice for your southern California wedding.

Twin Oaks Valley Walking Trail Easy, 4 miles round trip. Hike, bike, equestrians, dogs on leash OK ...please take provisions to clean up after your pet. Twin Oaks Valley has a rich history of early settlers and the homesteads where they tended their crops, beehives and orchards. The trail alongside the golf course may follow one of the early horse and buggy routes through this area, which is now home to many new "settlers."... Twin Oaks ValleyThis area is named for the "Twin Oaks" tree, which had two trunks growing from the same base. Unfortunately, the original tree died of old age after living over 200 years in the upper Twin Oaks Valley. Two new Oaks were planted in front of the new San Marcos City Hall in remembrance of the original Oak. Also, the riparian habitat along the golf course was revegetated with native plants to mitigate the Civic Center project. This area was once a pasture of the original Twin Oaks Valley Horse Ranch. Twin Oaks ValleyTo travel the trails in this area, start from the "Williams" Barn in Walnut Grove Park to the north; the Barn was moved to this location from the Civic Center site it has old pecan wood flooring, lots of history. Continue south on Sycamore Drive; the improved trail segment begins just south of Cox Road. Continue to La Cienega, turn west to Twin Oaks Valley Road, and then go south. At present the trail ends just north of Borden Road. The trip may also be started just north of Borden Road by reversing the above directions.

Twin Oaks Valley was named after an oak tree with two trunks growing out of a single base that presided over the area for more than 200 years. After the original tree died, two commemorative oak trees were planted in front of the San Marcos City Hall in its memory. According to local legend, the original tree with two trunks was a meeting place for Native Americans who lived in the area.