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Bajamar Golf Resort

Situated in the bountiful wilderness of mountains in Salsipuedes around San Miguelito beach, this oceanfront championship course is popular for the array of adventure activities available at the Bajamer Golf Resort like sailing, rafting and mountain biking. The massive 27-hole course calls for your best game, slow rounds at fast, undulating greens. This course has a classic design inspired by golf courses from the British Isles. Five holes perched atop a cliff overlooking the ocean are the most challenging and scenic to play, well-suited for advanced golfers. The Spanish family restaurant on site offers beach, garden and course views and delicious homestyle meals. Read More

One of the most popular attractions in the city, Balboa Park is an interesting cultural spot. It is home to 15 museums as well as beautifully planned gardens and the Zoo. Spread in more than 1,200 acres of land, Balboa Park is known as a favorite gathering spot both for locals and tourists. Popular museums like San Diego Natural History Museum, San Diego Museum of Art, Ruben H. Fleet Science Center, San Diego Museum of Man and San Diego Model Railroad Museum fit into the park premises, drawing a lot of attention from visitors. Balboa Park also boasts of some great hiking trails, along with an IMAX Theatre, San Diego Zoo, and some Spanish architectural eye-candies. Read More

Balboa Park Golf Course holds second place among Southern California’s best and oldest daily-fee golf courses, owing to its panoramic downtown views and mesmerizing ocean vistas. There are abundant undulating greens and deep roughs for challenging yourself to play your best game. You can play over 18 holes as well as the shorter, 9-hole executive course here, featuring smooth Kikuyu grass greens and hilly fairways. Balboa Park is host to esteemed world-famous regulars like Sam Snead, as it is to families looking for a rejuvenating getaway and a short stroll with their pet. Everyone are welcome to play the blue tees with pars varying between 4 and 72. The pro shop sells buckets with up to 100 balls, personalized t-shirts and other golf apparel. The clubhouse after the 9th hole has a kid-friendly café serving large portions of tasty, homemade food, their best being the fish tacos and corned beef. Teaching pros at the course’s academy offer individual training and clinic sessions every weekend to players of all skill levels. Should you choose to stay longer and explore the rich tropical scenery and aquatic wildlife around, there are two budget-friendly contemporary hotels on-premises namely Little Italy and Gaslamp Quarter Historic District Hotel. Read More

Balboa Park Miniature Railroad is an amusement park in San Diego, California, located just at the east of San Diego Zoo Entrance. This four acres park offers a half-mile Miniature Railroad ride around it for the children. This ride takes 3 minutes, and adults are required to sit with the kids in the open-air antique train. The San Diego Zoo operates this Balboa Park Miniature Train that is the rare G-16 model.

Originally known as the “City Park”, Balboa Park was renamed after Vasco Núñez de Balboa, a renowned Spanish explorer. The historic urban park is where art and culture meet, where nature lovers, history enthusiasts, and art lovers find a slice of paradise. Sprawled across an area of about 1200 acres, the lush park is home to numerous museums, the famous San Diego Zoo, picturesque gardens, several theatres, and over 60 miles of paths. In addition, it is dotted with souvenir shops, restaurants, and other recreational facilities. Encompassed by Upas Street in the north, Sixth Avenue in the west, Russ Boulevard in the south, and 28th Street in the east, the rectangular park is a primary attraction in the city. Two north-south canyons, namely the Florida Canyon and Cabrillo Canyon, separate Balboa Park into 3 mesas. In 1977, the glorious park, along with its historic Exposition buildings, was listed as a National Historic Landmark. To this day, Balboa Park remains ethnically diverse and culturally rich, with immense historical significance and an enchanting view. It is one of the most popular tourist spots in the city, drawing in people from places near and far. Read More

BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir

BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir is a beautiful Hindu temple of Lord Swaminarayan in Chino Hills of San Diego City, California. It is a contemporary temple with historic and intricate art. The temple is built in the Nagara style of architecture and embraces beautiful carvings on the walls. It is the foremost earthquake-proof temple throughout the globe. It sits on a 20-acre site with a lotus-shaped pond. This temple is a great work of art that is worth visiting. Read More

Barn Animal Buddies is a mobile petting zoo, which works to bring the farm to you. They bring small farm animals to your party or event to make it an exceptional one. More than just a petting zoo, you can book a party at their barn. You can visit this destination for a private tour and even have a photo-shoot here with the barn animals. There are various barn animals available such as Mistletoe - the pygmy goat, Wilbur - the mini pig, Silkie - the Chicken, Bunnies, and more. Visitors are served with a wonderful experience. Read More

Barona Creek Golf Club is a close-knit community club with a well-designed course atop rolling foothills. The course provides terrain for golfers of all skill levels including an academy for beginners. It is ranked as one of San Diego’s best layouts and has gurgling fairways complete with moderately distanced tee boxes for an enjoyable game. Black Tees are strategically manicured for championship and advanced training. Members can avail attractive discounts on snacks at the restaurant and the pro shop’s apparel. Tournament services are also arranged by the staff with personalized carts and play cards for a thrilling round with your friends. Read More

Barona Valley Ranch Resort and Casino is situated on the Barona Indian Reservation in Lakeside, San Diego County, California. The destination is 30 miles from downtown San Diego. It is an Indian Casino, and the Barona Group of Capitan Grande Band of Mission Indians owns and operates it. The place features high-class amenities with free WiFi. The Barona casino features a gaming space of 300,000 sq. ft. with more than 2,500 slot and video poker machines, above 75 poker gaming tables. For dining, there are over 10 eateries offering multi-cuisine delicacies. It remains open round the clock. Pets are not allowed here. Read More

Barrett Lake is a renowned recreational Spot for families. It is a small catch & release reservoir that is about 35 miles from downtown San Diego in Jamul, California. Barrett Lake was formed on the completion of the Barrett Dam in 1922. This reservoir was used as a water storage tank for around 72 years. It received water from the Morena Reservoir, along with some local fish species like bluegill, catfish, and bass. The San Diego city accomplished a deal with the owner of this land for allowing public access to this lake in 1994. Barrett Lake is open seasonally from May through September. Due to its widespread popularity, reservations are needed to be purchased in advance. This lake is a strict catch & release spot where anglers are allowed to use artificial lures with barbless hooks only. This restriction is stringently imposed by state fish & wildlife officers. Additionally, all anglers/fishermen must be escorted on and off the location. Reservations are mandatory and limited. Two kinds of Reservations are there and only 25 spots are available per day in both kinds of reservations. Read More