Amusement Parks

Plenty of attractions will bring you to San Diego and keep you coming back for more. Check out the classics like SeaWorld, the San Diego Zoo and the Wild Animal. You don't want miss the other top ten attractions to dive into while visiting San Diego. Find out more about San Diego Amusemnet Parks. Photo courtesy of SeaWorld San Diego

Balboa Park

Located near downtown San Diego, Balboa Park is a beautiful collection of museums, gardens, landmarks, theaters, shops and restaurants. Admission is free to the grounds and a variety of activities including a trolly ride to get around the Park. Prices vary for museums and attractions.
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Beaches

With seventy miles of coastline, what's not to love about San Diego's beaches? Enjoy the sun at Mission Beach, the surf at Tourmaline Surf Park, the water at the Silver Strand, or a leisurely stroll along one of our favorite beaches in San Diego county. With the Pacific Ocean as your backdrop, your vacation in San Diego just got better.
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Sandcastles

Nothing beats a day at the beach building sandcastles. It's the perfect way to build lasting memories with your kids, just the way you did when you were young. Check out the annual Sandcastle competition at Imperial Beach or grab a pail and shovel and let your imagination do the work. Find out more about building perfect Sand Castles.

Visit this beachfront amusement park with your family and relive the thrills and fun of childhood. Located in Mission Beach, Belmont Park features the Giant Dipper roller coaster which was originally built in 1925. Free parking gets you instant access to mini golf, arcade games, amusement park rides, and a wide variety of restaurants. It's a carnival all year long!
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Old Town

Take a walking tour back in time to the birthplace of California. You can find a mix of shops, museums, restaurants, galleries, entertainment and even haunted houses. If you are looking for authentic Mexican food or a tasty margarita, then this is the place. Visit nearby Presidio Park, were the first of 21 Californian missions overlooks Old Town, and is surrounded by large open parks for picnics and a nap in the shade.
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The beach isn't the only place to cool off in San Diego, check out Knott's Soak City water park. Slip and slide down tube slides, ride out the current in the wave pool, or relax in the lazy river. Families will love the kids water play area and can reserve private family sized cabanas complete with chaise lounges, table, inner tubes and private food service. Don't miss the fun- find out more about Knott's Soak City. Photo © Knott's.

Padres Game

The Padres have been bringing an American classic to San Diego since 1968. And if it's February through October, it's time to catch some Padres baseball at Petco Park. Everyone in the family will enjoy a trip to the ball game to see major league baseball, amazing views of San Diego and eat some good old fashioned baseball grub. Get family discounts, game day tickets and more information about the Padres.

Visit this beachfront amusement park with your family and relive the thrills and fun of childhood. Located in Mission Beach, Belmont Park features the Giant Dipper roller coaster which was originally built in 1925. Free parking gets you instant access to mini golf, arcade games, amusement park rides, and a wide variety of restaurants. It's a carnival all year long! Find out more about U.S.S. Midway.

Day Trip to Julian

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