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Torrey Pines Golf Course
Overlooking a pristine, endless coast of the Pacific Ocean, the iconic Torrey Pines Golf Course owned by the city of San Diego sits amidst picturesque cliffs. Standing at an elevation of 380 feet, this municipal public facility is popular among players of all aptitudes because greens are large, slow and rounds are long so that you play with ideal pace. There are 2 idyllic courses at the venue, the North and South ones, having smoothly carpeted grasslands along the ocean offering breathtaking views to those finishing their rounds.
The course has an eminent history, founded by William F and has been redesigned with a contemporary outlook in the 2000s. Torrey Pines is ideal for visiting when the world-famous PGA TOUR’s Farmers Insurance Open is held, gathering lively crowds and entertainment. There are exquisite greens, undulating fairways and practice bunkers for beginners. There are quite a few excellent 5-star accommodation options with modern amenities nearby like Hilton La Jolla, Hotel Fairmont and Rancho Valencia Resort and Spa. Several well-stocked equipment stores selling merchandise, shoes and GPS-operated golf carts are spread across the property. You can explore the reserve park on-premises and enjoy watching the aquatic wildlife.
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Torrey Pines State Reserve
Nestled within the city limits, Torrey Pines State Reserve is a sprawling stretch of land on the coast of Southern California. With Del Mar in the north and Torrey Pines Municipal Golf Course in the south, the state park spreads across an area of about 1800 acres. The state reserve is home to a plateau that offers picturesque views of the serene Torrey Pines State Beach.
In close proximity to the beach lies a lagoon, often frequented by migrating seabirds. Being one of the wildest stretches in the region, Torrey Pines State Reserve provides shelter to foxes, bobcats, rabbits, coyotes, and raccoons. At the top of the cliff resting on the plateau, a small museum draws in several history enthusiasts. Eight miles of trails traverse the park, making it a perfect spot for hikers.A coastal wilderness teeming with sandstone canyons and dense pine forests, Torrey Pines State Reserve is family-friendly, with people frequenting this place to host picnics when the weather permits. It is one of the most versatile spots in the city, perfect for photographers, nature lovers, adventure seekers, and those who are looking for some quiet! Torrey Pines State Reserve was listed as a National Natural Landmark in 1977.
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Tourmaline Surfing Park
The tourmaline beach is located on the border of pacific beach and La Jolla district. This beach is the ultimate hub for surfers and is thus called the tourmaline surf park. The beach does not offer restaurants but has ample parking spots. The main activities of the area stay true to its name surfing, kiteboarding, and more. The surf park does not allow swimming in many areas but you can relax on the beach and sunbathe or watch people surf. The surf park allows you to build a bonfire at night and enjoy a picnic by the beach.
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Trees for Health Garden
Yet another gem found inside Balboa Park, San Diego, Trees For Health Garden was established to educate the crowd on the benefits of medicinal plants and their uses & values. The garden offers trails throughout providing great views of the trees and plants here. There are multiple workshops conducted for the public through direct experience research and sharing expertise for understanding how the healing plants work first hand.
The events conducted also promote community partnerships and volunteering that aids in building a stronger community for visitors. Street parking is available outside the park, located in the corner of Balboa Dr. and Quince St.
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Twin Oaks Golf Course
Ranked as the 3rd best golf course in California state, Twin Oaks was designed by Ted Robinson with a layout suitable for the fair championship and next-level training sessions. Host to lots of yearly leagues like SCGA events, junior golf and clinic, tournaments and ranked games providing you a chance to assess your competitive skill levels are also held at this iconic and affordable venue.
There are multiple tee boxes allowing players a relaxed round on both the north and south courses, along exquisite undulating plains with rolling green hills. The length of the course allotted varies according to your tee type, ranging between 5423 yards and 6535 yards. The grounds are in incredible shape as they are monitored with high tech moisture meters to offer you the exact watering needs at the green and bunkers. A favorite spot to unwind for tourists, the course features a picturesque driving range with 20 grass tees and protected rich wildlife habitats. Overlooking the 18th green is the chic 2 Oaks Pub, serving homestyle food, chilled beer and refreshing cocktails to compliment your day out. On prior booking with coordinators, Twin Oaks also hosts weddings at their spacious event hall, promising benevolent hospitality, excellent service and romantic memories.
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Upper Otay Reservoir
Upper Otay Reservoir, also referred to as Upper Otay Lake is a man-made reservoir in San Diego County, California. This reservoir is spread over 20-acre land. Upper Otay Reservoir was constructed as a hatchery for the breeding and introduction of Florida Largemouth bass in 1959. Since 1996, this reservoir has been open for public access. Pedestrian access is allowed for fishing here.
Uptown Jungle Fun Park
Uptown Jungle Fun Park is an amusement center in San Diego, California. It is a premium kids indoor playground embracing fun-filled activities for toddlers. It is an ultimate family fun center with adventurous activities for kids of all ages. The park features Trampolines, Rock Wall climbing, Climbable Skyscraper, and the Super slider. Kids can also play life-size video games or race with a friend to cross their great obstacles course.
Along with the kids' play area, there's an Adults' Chill Zone to relax. Further, socks are required to keep the park clean. You can bring your own pairs or purchase them there at $2.75 plus tax. The tickets for Uptown Jungle are For 60 min: Mon to Fri - $11 and weekends & holidays - $14; For 90 min: Mon to Fri - $13 and weekends & holidays - $17; For 120 min: Mon to Fri - $15 and weekends & holidays - $ 20. Also, there is an open hour slot for parents to play for half the price; however, if you didn't choose to play, the entry is free.
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USS Midway Museum
The USS Midway Museum is a historical naval aircraft carrier museum in downtown San Diego, California, at Navy Pier. You can experience the adventure and glory of the USS Midway offering great activities and fun for the entire family aboard. The museum encompasses the aircraft carrier midway. The ship features an expansive collection of Aircraft, most of them built in Southern California.
The museum also embraces Jet shop, the gift shop, and Cafe 41, the cafe (opening expected in 2021).The admission is free from any charge for Children (5 yrs & below), Active Duty Military (with valid ID), Active Law Enforcement (with valid ID), Active Fire Fighter (with valid ID), and Reservist. Also, Midway Members are welcome aboard any time for free just bring your membership card. There is no dedicated parking lot available here. The parking area is located on the Navy Pier, and charges are about $10 - $20 (subject to change on special events). No RV parking is available.
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Valley View Casino
Valley View Casino is Southern California's leading casino gaming destination in the North of San Diego County. It is situated near Carlsbad, Escondido, around 22 miles from Temecula. The place flaunts luxurious hotel rooms, deftly prepared meals from six marvelous eateries, night entertainment, & high-class amenities, all with unparalleled guest service. The San Pasqual Casino Development Group, Inc. is the parent organization of this casino. The San Pasqual Band of Mission Indians owns it.
The casino features over 2000 slot gaming machines, video slots, over 20 table games, all in a 90,000 sq. ft. casino gaming space. Also, there are a 7500 sq. ft. enclosed non-smoking casino area and a non-smoking bar too. In the dining segment, there are several restaurants including, The Buffet, Black & Blue Steakhouse, Snax, The Café, and more. You can give yourself a treat at the Buffet at affordable prices. Snax is their 24-hour snack corner offering pizzas, nachos, hot dogs, and much more. Also, there's a sweet shop, bars, and a cocktail lounge. Here, the visitors can enjoy the views of the Palomar mountains and can have a poolside breakfast.
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Veda Geetha Foundation
Veda Geetha Foundation, situated in San Diego, California, is a not-for-profit organization. It was established and founded by Pandit Shrikantha Shastri, a Vedic Scholar. Pandit Shastri worked as a Sanskrit professor at National College in Bangalore, India. The temple regularly offers classes on Vedic knowledge by inviting scholars from across the world, coordinating discussions among scholars of various faiths. They also teach Yoga, Meditation, Sanskrit language, and perform charitable activities like offering food to needy people. It is a place of worship for the Sanatan Dharma Practitioners and serves as a resource center for the community of San Diego.
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