This is a pretty nice park. I came here to meet a friend and chat. She lives nearby, so she knew…read moreabout it. I had no idea it was here. It's not a very larger park, but large enough to bring the little ones for the playground, play basketball on the half court, have a picnic on the large grassy areas, relax under the shade of beautiful mature trees, or a have a picnic. The park is dog friendly. In fact, there was a dog training session in progress as we visited. The only drawback to keep in mind was that I did not see any restrooms in the area, so it's more of a neighborhood park. The park is good for walking around its perimeter, too, which was the reason for out visit, in addition to the chatting. Nice park.

Been coming to this relatively secluded park multiple times a week for years. It's almost always…read moresparsely populated, has well maintained grounds, and also features separate spaces for playground, basketball, batting practice etc. Only downside is that some folks don't clean up well after their dogs, but mostly not an issue if you keep a sharp eye out and stick to the paved walkway I've really enjoyed jogging, walking and playing soccer here over the years due to the lack of crowds, cool breezes, fragrant eucalyptus and other shade trees, and nice walk path around the edge.

The waterfront park is located in downtown, and I particularly like the panoramic views of the…read moredowntown skyline, the bay, the island, and the artistic sculptures. It's a popular stop for relaxing and walking, and enjoying the ocean breeze.

One of the most well designed parks yet with a little art design the long line of sculptures the…read moreart designs of the branches cover ocer the gathering area they have such a beautiful desig that its the nany branches giving shade to the park. The Ruocco Park is obe of the greenest park that is located the main entry to the food court and the reztaurants od the Village. Ruocco Park built and dezigned by the many artists that have created many of the statues that line the bayside for the Seaport Village walk is the artist wali of the bayside. The

This park is such a lowkey gem, especially if you're looking for somewhere peaceful to just unwind…read more It's not super crowded, which I honestly loved ! I was able to sit, relax, and get some reading in without any distractions. There's a senior living spot across the street, so you'll see some of the residents hanging out, playing games, and enjoying the space too, which honestly adds a really nice, community feel. The park itself is well-kept and clean, which always makes a difference. There's plenty of seating, and on a good day you'll catch a nice breeze with enough shade to stay comfortable. I also noticed a small skating area, which is a cool touch if you're into that. Parking can be a little limited since the lot is on the smaller side, but there's also street parking nearby, so it's manageable. If you're into running or just want a quick workout, they even have bleachers you can run up and down. Overall, it's a quiet, easygoing spot that's perfect for relaxing, reading, or just enjoying some fresh air.

Getting in a walk before the fireball in the sky wakes up. This park is a great place for…read moreeverything.

We spent the day in LA JOLLA, beginning at Harry's Coffee Shop, then we went to the Children's Pool…read moreand the Birch Aquarium. We then spent the day at the LA JOLLA SHORES PARK BEACH!!! I spent the time back on the Cement Bench, guarding our supplies, AND VALUABLES!!! As I understood it, my Niece spent the majority of the time in the water, but also collecting sea shells. It was a great outing for the FOUR OF US!!!

La Jolla Shores Park is located just north of Kellogg Park, adjacent to the La Jolla Shores Beach…read more Free parking for the beach and parks in La Jolla Shores Park. It's a short walk to La Jolla Shores shops, bars, and restaurants. The Park is one of my favorite places for enjoying the waterfront in San Diego. The are public restrooms at the north end of the park, and more just south of Kellogg Park. The Park tends to be crowded on weekends and most days in the summer. Plan your visit for early in the day or later in the afternoon.

Today we wanted to end our memorial day weekend with a walk along the Embarcadero. The USS Midway…read moreis always a wonderful location to get nostalgia reinforced with the memory of those that we have lost in US service and the the U.S. military. When we parked, we noticed that there was a wonderful memorial day tribute that was a replica of a national cemetery. The gentleman who was there was also a veteran. He had names of those who had fallen and where they were from in California. There were names of fallen heroes from San Diego, Chula Vista, Orange County, Lomita, and Los Angeles, etc. Along the walkway, there were many vendors, and of course, the kissing statue from World War I was very popular. There were so many tourist and visitors at the kissing statue as well as on the USS Midway. The walkway is pretty long and it's really good to get on there and try to enjoy all of the sites. You can see the waterfront, many vendors, restaurants. One of the great tributes that I like is the USS San Diego Memorial monument. This whole walkway is super necessary so that we show honor to those who have fallen. To the south, it leads to Seaport Village, which is great. To the north, if you go in the other direction, it leads to the Embarcadero, where all of our ships come to Port.

STELLAR WALKING PATH! The Embarcadero/ Harbor Pathway takes you across the Embarcadero park,…read morehotels, and San Diego Convention Center. It's a beautiful walk that provides views of the harbor, docks and Coronado Island. Many locals and tourists come here everyday! The pathway also leads you to The Rady Shell, Seaport Village and Tuna Harbor. It's a very doable walk and a massive recommend from me for anyone visiting the area. Embarcadero is one of the most scenic parts of SD and is one of my favorite areas EVER. If you're staying in Downtown it's super close and many Ubers and cyclists can get you here quickly. Parking is limited as this is obviously a popular destination but it's well worth it.

Excellent display about global slavery and the civil rights movement and the heroes…read more I want to return and try the cafe's gumbo and plantains and collards!! Beautiful central seating area inside where it's nice and shaded and cool and quiet. Prices are so reasonable and it was so uncrowded compared to the rest of the park. Nice display of tribal artifacts and artwork. And the talking parrots at the entry were a great bonus! They both said goodbye to us as we exited.

We went to the world beat center for a reggae festival. The sound was good. It was not too crowded…read more Overall a good vibe and we had a good time.

Three of the July 4, 2026 Big Boom Bay Fireworks can be seen from this spot…read more People were fishing, on picnic blankets, at food filled tables and lawn chairs for the spectacle. Be prepared for limited parking and traffic on nights like these.

It is hard to differentiate the East side of the park from the West side of the park, but I think I…read moredid it. I believe that the demarkation line is the parking lot in the middle, but I feel that it should be one park anyway. You will find this park near the airport. It has a decent sized metered lot and is a thin park that runs along the West Basin and is butted up against the west side of the park. It is rumored to be the site of the 1769 meeting of the Gaspar DePortola and Father Junípero Serra expeditions. It is very scenic and popular among joggers/walkers. This is the side of the park that you will find a restroom facility and the Cancer Survivor's Plaza. This is one of the better Cancer Survivor Plazas in the nation.. This area of the park also has picnic tables, and some green space suitable for a picnic, playing catch or other small field activities. There are a few trees that offer shade and you will also find a few benches that look out to the water here. The park seems relatively well maintained and clean. On a side note, there is an antennae by the restroom facility that is masterfully disguised asa tree. It is really nice and worth a look. This is a lovely park that has historical significance, in addition to providing some picturesque and scenic views. I wish parking was free here, but understand that may not be possible due its proximity to the airport. Because it sits in the shadow of the airport, the peacefulness of the park is also periodically disturbed by roaring planes taking off and landing. Most people that visit this park are either runners and bike riders. This is not a destination park, even though it appears that some people make a special trip here to visit the Cancer Survivor's Plaza.

A hidden gem in Coronado. We came here with a friend and their 4 and 2 year old daughters and…read moreproceeded to have a blast. We spent the better part of 40 minutes playing games and hiding behind different magnolia trees. The grass is lush, the weather is always great, shade is aplenty, and the vibes are great. This is also probably one of my favorite picnic parks in San Diego.

A great park on Coronado Island!!…read more This park is one big circle, yes a traffic circle around this park in a very nice neighborhood. The military presence here is huge, and this park also has military references such as flags and plaques. They have benches around the outer edges of the park, they really keep up the green grass, and it's only a block from the beach. A great find in this area!!!