Farm
Alpine Acres Sanctuary Farm™
Alpine
10 am – 5 pm
From $50 per person
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Things to do in Alpine
6 places to go in Alpine, California. 4 of them publish a price.
Farms & pumpkin patches in Alpine1
Museums in Alpine1
Family fun in Alpine1
Zoos & aquariums in Alpine1
Tours & cruises in Alpine1
Bowling in Alpine1
Free in Alpine
One attraction in Alpine gets you in for nothing, in the venue’s own words.
The venue says: “Admission is FREE (donations areappreciated)”
Alpine offers a mix of animal sanctuaries, recreational venues, and cultural attractions. Alpine Acres Sanctuary Farm provides a refuge for rescued and abandoned animals needing healing and rehabilitation. Lions Tigers & Bears is a rescue sanctuary and educational facility on 142 acres outside Alpine, near the Cleveland National Forest. Sky Falconry is a federally licensed falconry school in the Alpine mountains where visitors participate in hands-on experiences free flying birds of prey. For indoor entertainment, Clutch Effects Arcade at Viejas Bowl is an arcade where visitors play electronic games and win tickets, while Viejas Bowl itself offers 12 bowling lanes where visitors knock down pins during regular hours or experience Galactic Bowl on Friday and Saturday nights. The Alpine Historical and Conservation Society operates the John DeWitt Museum, where visitors explore exhibits and artifacts that document the area's heritage. Whether planning a quiet afternoon with animals, an hour of arcade play, or a full day combining multiple activities, Alpine provides options across several categories of attractions.
What this list covers
Alpine has 6 places to go: Alpine Acres Sanctuary Farm™, Alpine Historical Society, Clutch Effects Arcade, Lions Tigers & Bears The San Diego Animal Sanctuary®, Sky Falconry and Viejas Bowl.
4 of them publish an admission price, 3 publish opening hours.
Every figure here was read on the attraction’s own website, most recently on September 15, 2026.
Common questions
- Is there anything free to do in Alpine?
- 1 attraction in Alpine says on its own website that admission is free. We only say free when the venue does, unqualified — a child rate priced at nothing is not a free attraction.
- What kinds of attractions are included?
- farms & pumpkin patches (1), museums (1), family fun (1), zoos & aquariums (1), tours & cruises (1), bowling (1).
- What can we do with a toddler in Alpine?
- Alpine Acres Sanctuary Farm offers a refuge for rescued and abandoned animals needing healing and rehabilitation, making it suitable for young children to observe animals in a calm setting. Viejas Bowl provides 12 bowling lanes where visitors knock down pins, an accessible activity for families with small children during regular hours.
- What activities suit teenagers for a full day?
- Teenagers can visit Lions Tigers & Bears, a rescue sanctuary and educational facility on 142 acres near the Cleveland National Forest, then try Sky Falconry, where visitors participate in hands-on experiences free flying birds of prey. They can also play electronic games at Clutch Effects Arcade and bowl at Viejas Bowl, which offers Galactic Bowl on Friday and Saturday nights.
- What if we want to learn about Alpine's history?
- The Alpine Historical and Conservation Society operates the John DeWitt Museum, where visitors explore exhibits and artifacts that document the area's heritage. This provides a focused cultural experience for families interested in local history.