Western Town Film Set

Hourly rates start at $150/hour and include access to:

• Western town structures: Saloon (includes restroom), Bank, and Sheriff's Jail.
• Exterior landscape: Scenic 5-acre property with a gold mine, pond, large boulders, hillsides, horse arenas, and more.
• Cast & crew: Up to 6 included in the base rate; maximum capacity 35. Above 6, an hourly surcharge of roughly $2/hr is added per additional person — e.g. +$25/hr for a crew of 19, up to +$50/hr at the 35-person max.

• Main Home or Guest Home: +$50/hour each — green rooms, kitchens, restrooms, and staging space.
• Overnight stay-and-shoot: Up to 10 guests in the Main Home, or up to 16 with both homes. Nightly lodging is billed on top of hourly set time (from $699/night), and a 12% occupancy tax applies to overnight bookings.
• Cleaning: $200 per shoot day for the western town; +$200 per home if rented.
• Insurance processing: $70 flat fee. Proof of liability and property damage insurance is required for all productions.

• Sunday–Thursday: Hourly rentals with a 5-hour minimum.
• Friday & Saturday: Booked together as a two-day weekend block, with an 8-hour minimum each day.

Bookings are first-come, first-served. Use the "Book Your Shoot" button with your desired dates for an availability check.

Private property in the Glen Oaks area of Temecula Wine Country. Exact address provided after booking confirmation.

• Downtown Temecula: ~20 minutes
• San Diego: ~1–1.25 hours
• Orange County: ~1.25–1.5 hours
• Los Angeles: ~1.5–2 hours (traffic-dependent)

Restaurants, medical facilities, and crew lodging are available in Downtown Temecula and along Rancho California Road.

• Power: Western structures have a dedicated sub-panel with outlets throughout the set. Panel schedules and electrical plans available on request. Generator use allowed with prior approval.
• Lighting: Western town faces north — soft, even daylight for morning and afternoon exteriors, with golden hour in the evening. Saloon has north- and west-facing windows for practical interior light.

• Access: Dirt-road approach onto the property. Share vehicle sizes (grip truck, cube van, trailer) in your inquiry so we can confirm turnaround and staging.
• Parking: Approximately 10 vehicles on site. Carpooling strongly recommended; larger production vehicles discussed case by case.
• Load-in: Sets are within short walking distance across the 5-acre lot. No loading dock — plan for ground-level roll-in from parking and dirt staging areas.
• Connectivity: Confirm cell coverage and Wi-Fi needs during your scout; residential Wi-Fi is available when a home is rented.

• Restrooms: One restroom in the Saloon. Each rented home adds three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a full kitchen for green room, wardrobe, catering, or talent holding.
• Larger crews: Porta-potties recommended for comfort above small-unit shoots.
• Shade / holding: Outdoor shaded seating on site; homes provide additional indoor holding and staging.
• Props: Interiors come period-dressed. We do not supply additional props or set dressing beyond what is already on set.

Prior productions have typically filmed here without a City of Temecula film permit. Requirements can vary by shoot type — confirm with the relevant county or city film office for your production.

• COI required: General liability and property damage coverage, with Old West Temecula listed as additional insured.
• Limits: Confirmed during booking — standard production COIs are typically accepted.
• Processing fee: $70 insurance processing fee applies to all film bookings.

• Drones: Permitted; production is responsible for FAA / local compliance.
• Quiet hours: 9 PM–7 AM per local noise ordinance.
• Stunts, fire effects, and set modifications: Case-by-case with prior written approval — detail in your inquiry.

Site visits are available for location managers, DPs, and producers. Request a scout time via "Book Your Shoot" — we'll coordinate access so you can walk lighting, load-in, and camera positions before you lock the date.