Overview: fun experience, hot, a little confusing but an all around great time…read more ---- Came with some friends as walk-ons Friday around 2pm. It was our first time at this course, and most of our first times playing disc golf ever but the people here were all super nice and welcoming. The parking situation was kinda hectic with no dedicated lines for the cars so it was park where you can and two small lots. There's a little building where you can purchase the tee-time wristbands bands and rent/buy discs. I had no idea there were different discs like clubs, we rented a driver, mid-range, and a putter, which were thinnest to thickest respectively. ---- Pricing: - All day play wristbands $6 weekdays/$8 weekends and holidays - Rental Discs $2.50/each - 5 people max per tee time ---- There are 19 holes, with a practice area near the parking lot. The starting areas and the holes themselves were a little hard to find at times, bc they aren't marked super clearly. And some are hidden by trees. They have maps at the start of each hole with the hole denoted by a letter and a sticker, but translating it to real life can be tricky. The discs can get stuck in trees often, and by the building there are these long bamboo sticks that you can you to try and hit them down. Otherwise people throw rocks, shoes, or other discs to try and get them down from the trees. Watch out for wet areas on the course. As I was walking towards my disc I stepped in a muddy patch that was concealed by the grass on top of it and my whole foot sank into the dirt. ---- Overall: despite leaving with a dirty and wet foot, I had a great time, it was quite busy considering it was a Friday after midday, but you can spend a good amount of time here with friends or solo, affordable activity and fun

Got into disc golf recently and i have heard great things about Morley…read more Took a swing by the disc golf shop and was acting like a kid in a candy shop with a sweet tooth to fulfill I was in awe looking at the rows of amazing discs that the store had to offer I picked up a saint pro after my first round to compensate the lost of a driver ( thank you to the honor system it is back with me :) ). Have a good time with your friends here and don't be shy to yell FORE and CLEAR!!

My wife wanted to stopped by here the moment we arrived to San Diego. We been here before like five…read moreyears ago when we first started dating. There different parking lot you can park at but I chose the parking lot near the Organ Pavilion area. Since we came before lunch time, I was able to find a good spot and you'll have to pay for parking here. My wife wanted to check out the Botanical Garden building first and then we went to the Art Center so my wife can shop over there. We also saw a long line of people looking to buy plants at Casa Del Prado. We didn't stay long because the sun was starting to come out and our daughter was getting fussy.

Balboa Park is one of my favorite places to visit in San Diego. Every time I come down here to…read morevisit my daughter who is studying in San Diego, I try to stop by if I have some free time just to walk around and relax. This place is more than just a park. I really enjoy the beautiful gardens, historic buildings, and unique Spanish style architecture. The area around the California Tower is especially beautiful. Walking around here and taking in the peaceful atmosphere is always a nice experience. I usually park in one of the parking lots inside the park (around $10). If you are lucky, you may find free parking in the surrounding areas, but honestly, parking can be difficult, especially on busy days. What I like most about Balboa Park is that you don't need to visit all the museums to enjoy this place. You can simply walk around, enjoy the gardens, take pictures, and relax. One thing to keep in mind is that the park is very large. If you don't plan ahead, you may end up walking more than expected. But that is also what makes this place special , every visit gives you a chance to see something different.

Favorite place to shoot some balls at the range!…read more Who doesn't like the smell of sea air and sunshine? Best of all they have a golf course, and brewery/cafe. A great place to shoot balls by yourself or hang with friends.

I came here for an early tee time on a Sunday with my buddy. The course was actually really nice…read morefor being on a military installation. Great greens, challenging fairways. I loved the price, not expensive like other places and the pro golf shop a has a nice arrangement of items and a very knowledgeable staff member.

Balboa Park is laid out around canyons. Florida Canyon is one of them. I "discovered" it over a…read moredecade ago wandering down from the Desert Garden to a 2+ mile trail that loops through the canyon. It's an easy walk that can be done in an hour or so ... more if you stop and enjoy the desert species along the way. More adventurous, there are dozens of other trails of varying degrees of difficulty in the canyon. Best place to park (free) is across Park Blvd at the San Diego Zoo.

San Diego County Craft Brewery Road Trip Week!…read more When the beer nerd friend I homebrew with (& fellow Yelp Elite) planned a week vacation down in San Diego with the wife & kids, he asked if I might want to take that same week off & go down there too. Hmmm, a whole week of drinking beer at craft breweries all over San Diego County? Oh Hell yeah! While in town, I spent almost as much time trying to explore all the great outdoor places SD has to offer as I did exploring the beer scene. Almost (priorities). After reading reviews from a few Yelp Elite friends, I became interested in checking out Florida Canyon. I rolled out here on a warm Thursday morning. Having really gotten into trail running this year, Florida Canyon seemed right up my alley. It's a compact area with a good number of trails that zig & zag up & down both sides above Florida Dr. Though I only ran 2 miles, I still worked up a serious sweat. It was the heat. It got a lot warmer here than places I usually run up in NorCal. By degree of incline, the trails are moderately challenging. The trail surface itself is mostly smooth. No need for hardcore trail running shoes, street running shoes will do fine. After my quick run, I rehydrated with as much water as I had with me, which wasn't enough. It was obviously time to supplement my fluids with beer...

This is the most open and spread-out Dog Park in San Diego! Situated behind the Balboa Tennis Club,…read moreit has everything you need...water fountain, benches, hiking trails, poop bags, restrooms, stunning canyon views, etc. Watch the videos, to get an idea of the layout. Plenty of free parking.

This is an open park (no fences) and solid dirt (no grassy areas). But a great place for your four…read morelegged friends to run their little tails off. Dogs are always well behaved - I think a lot of that has to do with the lack of fencing-dogs listen to their parents here! It's pretty hot and dusty in the summer - so remember to bring water.

Recently discovered this park and it's great! Lots to do here. Open spaces for sports and picnics,…read morehiking and biking trails, dog park, volleyball nets, small playground. There's also baseball fields, tennis courts, swimming pools, velodrome, horseshoes, bocce ball, and archery, oh and a extreme frisbee course, although those may not all be free to use. Anyways today we grilled some kabobs with my mini grill I got for Christmas. This multi-use park/complex is amazing. 10/10.

A great place to go and go hike, practice archery, participate in organized sports like baseball or…read moresoccer, or just walk your dog! The place is a large complex with several baseball diamonds, tennis courts, a public pool, and a dog park! We discovered this place when our TKD school used the Location to teach outside. Morley Complex is spacious for so many activities! I bring our dog, Oreo, so she can enjoy this wonderful place as well. This is a gem right in North Park! Come on and enjoy all this park has to offer and get to know your neighborhood!

Perfect place for disc golf. Plenty of parking and it's completely FREE. Two different layouts: OG…read moreand Summer League. I've only done the OG layout and it was pretty tiring for my first time lol. 18 holes where the second half is the same as the first half, but just longer distances. If you find any discs lying around, make an effort to return it to its owner. But if there's no contact info, it's fair game. I found two drivers here with no info on it. Call it the "unwritten" rule.

Great park for disc golf of all levels. Recommend getting some hiking shoes…read more A lot of hills for walking , bring extra water when roaming around. Watch out for skunks near the forest area

Kit Carson is a fantastic free large public park that I cannot recommend enough. It is a wonderful…read moreplace to take a walk, run, play, and explore. There are tons of people each morning taking walks and in turn is a very safe spot. You will likely need to come here several times if you want to explore everything. Come with a friend or enjoy alone.

Queen Califa's Magical Circle is here which you need to see to believe, but I love how HUGE this…read morepark is. Plenty of walking trails, duck pond, outdoor theater, frisbee golf, tennis courts, playground, and so much more. Spend the morning here and then go to Farm to Smash(see review) for lunch to enjoy some delicious burgers!

The staff member was friendly, warm, and polite. Plenty of parking at 4ish. Brace yourself for a…read morelot of steps! And not as hilly as Morley F.

For a local, not north county course, this is very convenient with some challenge. Not very…read moretechnical but a nice casual round. The guys in the pro shop get 5 star. They know their stuff.