Claremont Packing House

ABOUT THE ATTRACTION

Built in 1909, the Claremont Packing House is the last-standing of four Claremont packing houses built along the Santa Fe rail corridor during the height of the citrus industry. Today a century of architecture comes alive with fine dining, live music, hip boutiques, wine tastings, art classes, art walks and festivals. In addition to being home to Packing House Wines, Gus’s BBQ, and other great eateries, it features the Aerial Circus Studio, where students learn to fly through the air, a cooking academy, and Thoreau’s Bookshop, a nationally famous bookstore that provides donated books to prisoners.