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This is my favorite spot to watch the sunset in the city You can drive your car right up to the water so close you can splash you feet in it. I really enjoy coming here after a long week to unwind. Only annoying part is the loud music form people who are smoking or drinking. But besides that occuring I enjoy coming here Will be back again
We were meeting our cousin for a dog walk and decided to come early and check out the entire area. We drove all around and followed the one way loop. We then came back to park and walked around. You can walk, go on a bike ride, or go into the water. We saw people on their kayaks and jet skiing. We saw different areas for a bonfire. Lots of people laying on blankets taking in the water views with a book!! Families having a picnic enjoying family time. There were groups doing stretches and yoga. It's a 4.2 mile loop trail for your walks, runs, or a beautiful scenic drive!! There's bathroom available as well. Bring lots of water! Hydration is a must when walking or running. Horse back riding is also permitted. We didn't see anyone on horseback. Overall, a nice park to enjoy. I'd bring lots of blankets. We had a tarp to put on the ground. Then a blanket on top so we didn't stick to the tarp! Light blanket to cover when the sun goes down! The other side has a large off leash dog park to walk and run! We really enjoyed this area. There's probably more that we need to discover!!!
One side is super crowded and another side is quieter. We spent time on the quiet side. I was able to just sit and meditate. It was peaceful
I am so lucky to live only 5 minutes from Fiesta Island. I bring my dog here often and she enjoys being off leash, sniffing everything, and having zoomies in the water. In the fenced dog park, we've had the good fortune of nearly always coming across other friendly dogs & dog guardians (with only one exception that happened a few years ago) so I feel like that's been pretty great for us socially. The terrain at Fiesta island is mostly slightly rocky, hard packed sand and looser sand closer to the shoreline. I usually wear flip flops if I'm going to play with Cali in the water, but sneakers or trail shoes can also be practical here to avoid stubbed toes. We can easily get close to 10,000 steps just walking around the perimeter of the dog area. The walking path for all of Fiesta Island is 4.2 miles! In the springtime, the dog park has experienced wildflower superblooms which are magnificent to witness. There are a few benches under the copse of trees, but otherwise, if you want to sit, it'll be on sand or a chair or blanket you brought. Make sure you bring plenty of drinking water! It can get very hot, and there's no public potable water in the park. Recreationally, I have also had the pleasure of riding a horse at Fiesta as well. So much fun! Fiesta does mean party after all, right? I've seen all sorts of other recreational things happening at Fiesta, too... kayaking, jet skiing, swimming, grilling, chilling, and enjoying the water. Of course, there are designated fire pits! I've also seen a little 4x4 action on the sand, boating, kiteboarding, and model airplane flying... Fiesta really does have something for everyone. Notes: It can get very busy and crowded in the summer though so I avoid it on days when I know everyone is going to be out! Portapotties here and there... not that many though! "Fiesta Island, situated within Mission Bay, is a sprawling park that attracts numerous charity walks, runs, bicycle races and special events. It is particularly renowned as the host of the annual Over-the-Line tournament. Accessible from 4 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily, this peninsula offers a plethora of recreational opportunities. Notably, Fiesta Island welcomes both dogs and horses, making it a pet-friendly haven. Dogs can roam freely, either on or off leash, but owners are kindly reminded to clean up after their pets. On the island, visitors can find the Fiesta Island Youth Camp and the Aquatic Center, which cater to the community's diverse interests and needs. To ensure safety and preserve the environment, fires are permitted exclusively within the city-provided fire rings that dot the island's shoreline. These fire rings operate on a first-come, first-served basis. Portable fire containers and fires directly on the sand are strictly prohibited. For water sports enthusiasts, there is a designated 5 m.p.h. zone on the island's east side, which serves as a favored spot for recreational activities. Additionally, there is a permitted water ski area called Hidden Cove, and those interested in water skiing can obtain permits exclusively from the City of Diego Lifeguards at their headquarters, located at 2581 Quivira Court." (From the San Diego Website)
Afternoon exploration brought us to Fiesta Island. Great and quiet spot to hang with your pup near the water. Unfortunately it was littered with trash in the spot where we were walking and someone had their dog off leash. She called the dog but it did not listen. I ended up picking up my dog and leaving.
I used to come here often when I was younger when my uncle owned a boat. I visited recently after a quick trip to Seaworld and decided I wanted to have my kids enjoy the fireworks without the crowd. Drove in and found a nice spot overlooking the water and SeaWorld. Within minutes I was situated with a perfect view for the fireworks. My daughter and son kept saying Wow? It was definitely worth the short drive. I'll be back again for sure. Maybe to set up a bonfire and just sit back and relax. Thanks for all the memories.
KITE BOARDING AND SHELLS For kiteboarding: - if on the water, maybe ok - if practicing off water, beware of shells everywhere I have kite boarded in Long Beach but long forgotten the sport. Years past, my gear has been in storage, and with age nothing gets easier. Although I got IKO certified and went to class - it was wise to hire an instructor for a couple private lessons, in new grounds and new wind, etc. BUT... First time in SD and likely my last!!! I will make do and do in Long Beach moving forward. :: THE EXPERIENCE :: Uhm. First and foremost, likely the wrong instructor. Older guy and an expert at the sport (there are a few of them for hire). I'm there to rekindle the sport not hear about how terrible your experience is on dating site. Who cares??!! I'm not paying yah to attend a pity party. Choose instructor wisely! Practicing off waters was practicing in the middle of Fiesta island.. where there is a huge area of sand (and a gazillion shells). Not fine sand I am use to at Long Beach. I was told to have shoes, so I had my water shoes. It was hot af so I had shorts on... my kite is size 8 and wind wasn't that strong but enough for kite boarders to come out. Without good assistance, my kite picked me up and dragged me through the sand and shells - NOT FUN. The next day, we decided to use my smaller kite size 6. What ticks me off... those shells can f* up your kites. Not worth it knowing the cost of gear you invest in. Made me call it quits in San Diego. Don't feel the space is appropriate for learning. The area is narrow and there are so many people and dogs. A kite going down can easily do a lot of harm to someone. Or if the bridals cut someone. I just see this area as hazardous for beginners. Will take adventures elsewhere.
I frequent this location when I go to SD to chill for the day. It's a cool location since it allows guests to park their car nearby the water and it's also free to park! Setting up camp here for the day is fun for some fresh air. Only thing is I do wish they supplied bathrooms like parks and beaches do, that's the only downside!
I loved sitting on the sand and watching the sunset. Major bonus points for this location to be the perfect spot to watch the fireworks from Seaworld for free. What a great show, you have a perfect view of the fireworks! They have porta potties, bbq pits & trash cans in select areas. There is a lot of free parking throughout the entire area. You will see people bbqing, relaxing, paddle boarding and kids playing in the water. The water is fairly still, it was perfect for our small children . I would say the water is definitely not the cleanest, I'm glad we had extra water to hose off with. I would definitely come back again and make a day out of it! Be sure to bring towels, a change of clothes for the littles, sunblock & food!
Beautiful, quaint, well-maintained! I checked out this area for the first time on a Wednesday evening. The island is right off the freeway, so it is very accessible. The drive along the island is great and since I came in the beginning of spring (March 20), the flowers were in full bloom! There is plenty of parking and space so that you can have your privacy if you wish. The water is calm and shallow, resembling the same shore as a lake. We saw people riding jet skis, kayaks, and paddle boards which I would love to try next time I visit! My favorite part was seeing all the dogs that showed up at the beach around 5:30pm. They were splashing around and enjoying the area which made me so happy, especially after a stressful day of work. I'm not sure how busy it gets on the weekends, but would definitely recommend as a nice place to relax, go for a walk, ride a bike, etc to end the day. Another thing to note is that there are no bathrooms on the island, but some portables scattered throughout.
Incredible place to take your pups! They have a beach area for water activities & a fenced dog park area for Fido. We just LOVE bringing our dogs here & come every weekend so that our dogs can have their little off leash fun. The people here are so sweet + friendly, & they have tons of water for your pups. There is just so much room for the dogs to make new friends or play fetch into the ocean. Highly recommend! Then after, you're near ocean beach - so you can stop by there with your furry friends for lunch or for their Sunday market. Just a great way to spend your weekend.
Recent report about strict enforcement of closing time. While closing time/locked gate may not have been strictly enforced, now it is. Meaning the current 10pm closing time is just that. If you are not out of the park prior to 10pm, gate closing, rangers will issue you a $52.50 ticket at the gate. Even if you leave close to closing time, when the rangers block all vehicles leaving at exactly 10pm, you may be caught in line. Will be issued a ticket. No exact signage states this other than gate closing at 10pm. To avoid a ticket, ensure you are out of the part well ahead of closing time.
Our 1st Annual Family Summer Event at Fiesta Island in San Diego, CA was a success!! We had the perfect weather the kids and doggies enjoyed swimming in the warm water. The adults enjoyed kayaking and paddle boarding. We could see large fish jumping! It was cool to see. We got to Fiesta Island at 7:30am on a Saturday. It was already getting busy. We were able to secure a large enough space for a family of 65 people. We stayed until 9:30pm and could see the SeaWorld fireworks and drones show from there. It was so awesome!! If you haven't been to Fiesta Island, I recommend stopping when in the area. Happy Yelping :) read more
This island is kind of dirty and trash kinda everywhere, but the location and water make it worth it. You can drive right up to the water on most the island which is so nice. There's scattered porta potties and fire pits, as well as some trash cans. But for the most part you are on your own. So bring everything you need. On part of the island it's a no wake zone so there's lots of calm sections. On the other there's boats and jet skis allowed, so it's choppier. Pick your side for what you want! Overall it's not the nicest part of the bay, it's more dirt and oil grime then sand. BUT the drive up and personal space is hard to beat. read more
Great free past time in SD! We actually accidentally stumbled here trying to find the cat jetty, but it was a great excursion either way. You could technically park at the start and walk through it and there's water and people playing with their dogs, or you can drive through or bicycle through all of it and take periodic breaks to take in the scenery and the cool marine air. By disgusting LA beach standards, it's actually pretty clean. A bit of trash and maybe SOME dog turds here and there, but it wasn't repulsive. Great for some scenic photos or playing with your dogs in the water if you have dogs. If I was closer, I'd take my bearded dragon in the summer. Since it was December, air was nice and crisp in the morning. Gray clouds in the sky. Chill to walk through. You can see some shells on the beach and some water fowl flying through. There's some interesting RV's posted up, saw one with a cute orange cat denizen inside. Good to spend an hour or so to hang out. read more
11 months ago
This is my favorite spot to watch the sunset in the city You can drive your car right up to the water so close you can splash you feet in it. I really enjoy coming here after a long week to unwind. Only annoying part is the loud music form people who are smoking or drinking. But besides that occuring I enjoy coming here Will be back again read more
We were meeting our cousin for a dog walk and decided to come early and check out the entire area. We drove all around and followed the one way loop. We then came back to park and walked around. You can walk, go on a bike ride, or go into the water. We saw people on their kayaks and jet skiing. We saw different areas for a bonfire. Lots of people laying on blankets taking in the water views with a book!! Families having a picnic enjoying family time. There were groups doing stretches and yoga. It's a 4.2 mile loop trail for your walks, runs, or a beautiful scenic drive!! There's bathroom available as well. Bring lots of water! Hydration is a must when walking or running. Horse back riding is also permitted. We didn't see anyone on horseback. Overall, a nice park to enjoy. I'd bring lots of blankets. We had a tarp to put on the ground. Then a blanket on top so we didn't stick to the tarp! Light blanket to cover when the sun goes down! The other side has a large off leash dog park to walk and run! We really enjoyed this area. There's probably more that we need to discover!!! read more
I am so lucky to live only 5 minutes from Fiesta Island. I bring my dog here often and she enjoys being off leash, sniffing everything, and having zoomies in the water. In the fenced dog park, we've had the good fortune of nearly always coming across other friendly dogs & dog guardians (with only one exception that happened a few years ago) so I feel like that's been pretty great for us socially. The terrain at Fiesta island is mostly slightly rocky, hard packed sand and looser sand closer to the shoreline. I usually wear flip flops if I'm going to play with Cali in the water, but sneakers or trail shoes can also be practical here to avoid stubbed toes. We can easily get close to 10,000 steps just walking around the perimeter of the dog area. The walking path for all of Fiesta Island is 4.2 miles! In the springtime, the dog park has experienced wildflower superblooms which are magnificent to witness. There are a few benches under the copse of trees, but otherwise, if you want to sit, it'll be on sand or a chair or blanket you brought. Make sure you bring plenty of drinking water! It can get very hot, and there's no public potable water in the park. Recreationally, I have also had the pleasure of riding a horse at Fiesta as well. So much fun! Fiesta does mean party after all, right? I've seen all sorts of other recreational things happening at Fiesta, too... kayaking, jet skiing, swimming, grilling, chilling, and enjoying the water. Of course, there are designated fire pits! I've also seen a little 4x4 action on the sand, boating, kiteboarding, and model airplane flying... Fiesta really does have something for everyone. Notes: It can get very busy and crowded in the summer though so I avoid it on days when I know everyone is going to be out! Portapotties here and there... not that many though! "Fiesta Island, situated within Mission Bay, is a sprawling park that attracts numerous charity walks, runs, bicycle races and special events. It is particularly renowned as the host of the annual Over-the-Line tournament. Accessible from 4 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily, this peninsula offers a plethora of recreational opportunities. Notably, Fiesta Island welcomes both dogs and horses, making it a pet-friendly haven. Dogs can roam freely, either on or off leash, but owners are kindly reminded to clean up after their pets. On the island, visitors can find the Fiesta Island Youth Camp and the Aquatic Center, which cater to the community's diverse interests and needs. To ensure safety and preserve the environment, fires are permitted exclusively within the city-provided fire rings that dot the island's shoreline. These fire rings operate on a first-come, first-served basis. Portable fire containers and fires directly on the sand are strictly prohibited. For water sports enthusiasts, there is a designated 5 m.p.h. zone on the island's east side, which serves as a favored spot for recreational activities. Additionally, there is a permitted water ski area called Hidden Cove, and those interested in water skiing can obtain permits exclusively from the City of Diego Lifeguards at their headquarters, located at 2581 Quivira Court." (From the San Diego Website) read more
3 months ago
1 year ago
Afternoon exploration brought us to Fiesta Island. Great and quiet spot to hang with your pup near the water. Unfortunately it was littered with trash in the spot where we were walking and someone had their dog off leash. She called the dog but it did not listen. I ended up picking up my dog and leaving. read more
I used to come here often when I was younger when my uncle owned a boat. I visited recently after a quick trip to Seaworld and decided I wanted to have my kids enjoy the fireworks without the crowd. Drove in and found a nice spot overlooking the water and SeaWorld. Within minutes I was situated with a perfect view for the fireworks. My daughter and son kept saying Wow? It was definitely worth the short drive. I'll be back again for sure. Maybe to set up a bonfire and just sit back and relax. Thanks for all the memories. read more
KITE BOARDING AND SHELLS For kiteboarding: - if on the water, maybe ok - if practicing off water, beware of shells everywhere I have kite boarded in Long Beach but long forgotten the sport. Years past, my gear has been in storage, and with age nothing gets easier. Although I got IKO certified and went to class - it was wise to hire an instructor for a couple private lessons, in new grounds and new wind, etc. BUT... First time in SD and likely my last!!! I will make do and do in Long Beach moving forward. :: THE EXPERIENCE :: Uhm. First and foremost, likely the wrong instructor. Older guy and an expert at the sport (there are a few of them for hire). I'm there to rekindle the sport not hear about how terrible your experience is on dating site. Who cares??!! I'm not paying yah to attend a pity party. Choose instructor wisely! Practicing off waters was practicing in the middle of Fiesta island.. where there is a huge area of sand (and a gazillion shells). Not fine sand I am use to at Long Beach. I was told to have shoes, so I had my water shoes. It was hot af so I had shorts on... my kite is size 8 and wind wasn't that strong but enough for kite boarders to come out. Without good assistance, my kite picked me up and dragged me through the sand and shells - NOT FUN. The next day, we decided to use my smaller kite size 6. What ticks me off... those shells can f* up your kites. Not worth it knowing the cost of gear you invest in. Made me call it quits in San Diego. Don't feel the space is appropriate for learning. The area is narrow and there are so many people and dogs. A kite going down can easily do a lot of harm to someone. Or if the bridals cut someone. I just see this area as hazardous for beginners. Will take adventures elsewhere. read more
2 years ago
I frequent this location when I go to SD to chill for the day. It's a cool location since it allows guests to park their car nearby the water and it's also free to park! Setting up camp here for the day is fun for some fresh air. Only thing is I do wish they supplied bathrooms like parks and beaches do, that's the only downside! read more
1 year ago
I loved sitting on the sand and watching the sunset. Major bonus points for this location to be the perfect spot to watch the fireworks from Seaworld for free. What a great show, you have a perfect view of the fireworks! They have porta potties, bbq pits & trash cans in select areas. There is a lot of free parking throughout the entire area. You will see people bbqing, relaxing, paddle boarding and kids playing in the water. The water is fairly still, it was perfect for our small children . I would say the water is definitely not the cleanest, I'm glad we had extra water to hose off with. I would definitely come back again and make a day out of it! Be sure to bring towels, a change of clothes for the littles, sunblock & food! read more
3 years ago
Beautiful, quaint, well-maintained! I checked out this area for the first time on a Wednesday evening. The island is right off the freeway, so it is very accessible. The drive along the island is great and since I came in the beginning of spring (March 20), the flowers were in full bloom! There is plenty of parking and space so that you can have your privacy if you wish. The water is calm and shallow, resembling the same shore as a lake. We saw people riding jet skis, kayaks, and paddle boards which I would love to try next time I visit! My favorite part was seeing all the dogs that showed up at the beach around 5:30pm. They were splashing around and enjoying the area which made me so happy, especially after a stressful day of work. I'm not sure how busy it gets on the weekends, but would definitely recommend as a nice place to relax, go for a walk, ride a bike, etc to end the day. Another thing to note is that there are no bathrooms on the island, but some portables scattered throughout. read more
Incredible place to take your pups! They have a beach area for water activities & a fenced dog park area for Fido. We just LOVE bringing our dogs here & come every weekend so that our dogs can have their little off leash fun. The people here are so sweet + friendly, & they have tons of water for your pups. There is just so much room for the dogs to make new friends or play fetch into the ocean. Highly recommend! Then after, you're near ocean beach - so you can stop by there with your furry friends for lunch or for their Sunday market. Just a great way to spend your weekend. read more
3 years ago
Recent report about strict enforcement of closing time. While closing time/locked gate may not have been strictly enforced, now it is. Meaning the current 10pm closing time is just that. If you are not out of the park prior to 10pm, gate closing, rangers will issue you a $52.50 ticket at the gate. Even if you leave close to closing time, when the rangers block all vehicles leaving at exactly 10pm, you may be caught in line. Will be issued a ticket. No exact signage states this other than gate closing at 10pm. To avoid a ticket, ensure you are out of the part well ahead of closing time. read more
Great place to go and hang out for the day. We often use the dog park as our dogs absolutely love it there. It can be hit so we always bring water with us. There are all sorts of other events at fiesta Island like over the line and boat races. It's always best to check if anything is going on as it can get quite busy. Also it's good to check water quality before going in the water. read more
3 years ago
3 years ago
One of my favorite places in San Diego! You can do so much here... BBQ, Paddle Board, Take a dip in the water, bike, walk your dog... you get the point. My dog also enjoys coming here and splashing around for a few hours. It does get busy in warmer months especially during the weekends. Weekdays are definitely more chill, as well as San Diego's cooler months. It's pretty clean for the most part. Visitors do a pretty good job of cleaning up after themselves and their puppers. There have only been a handful of times (afterMemorial Day, The 4th and Labor Day) when I've noticed trash. So if you haven't visited Fiesta Island yet, you should put it on your list! *Dog & Kid Friendly read more
An update to my previous review this time from a biking standpoint. Probably one of the best options in town. The road is designated for full biking use. Drivers on the road need to approach and pass with caution and they know this. I found the loop around FI to be wide enough and ample to use even with the car traffic, foot traffic from those running/walking, and from other bikers. Comparing this to the likes of the Silver Strand, I found the people using the bike loop to be a tad bit more respectful and less obnoxious than the bikers in Coronado who have a somewhat entitled attitude that they own the actual road. The view of the bay is not up to par with the Silver Strand but I will take FI all day for the simple fact that it's easier to navigate. read more
5 years ago
Awesome summer camp experience! Great location that can hardly be beat. My only reading for 4 stars is that the bathrooms could be better. I realize it's the youth who is causing the bathroom issue but nevertheless it's still worth commenting on that. Love this place we will definitely come back. Where else can you get fireworks every night? read more
4 years ago
AMAZING PLACE FOR FIREWORKS! Rumors say Katy Perry wrote fireworks here-- ha ha. Sea world does their fireworks here almost every night during the summer and Fiesta Island has the best view! The reflection of the fireworks on the bay is truly spectacular. Parking is easy and you can just lay out a blanket on the shore to watch and bring some picnic snacks! This is a MUST DO in San Diego. I would recommend checking the Sea World website to see when the fireworks are happening! read more
2 years ago
3 years ago
By far my favorite place in all of San Diego. She-ra and I, love coming here. We try to go at least once a week for a nice hour walk and plenty of running in the water for her. She-ra is a shiba inu. There is always plenty of parking but if you plan on coming on the weekend, be sure to check if fiesta island is having some kind of event because you might have a hard time finding parking. There are plenty of poop bags and plenty of space for your dog to run wild, interact with other awesome dogs, water bowls in the center with tables and plenty and plenty of fresh air! Come here and you will love it! read more
4 years ago
Love this beach especially the dog park and dog beach part of it. It's huge and does have huge waves. Some areas there is not waves at all. Perfect for my dog who is kinda scared of the water at times. read more
I grew up in San Diego and remember coming to Fiesta Island several times as a kid with my mom. Unfortunately I haven't really visited it much over the years since then until recently. My dog really loves this place. Fiesta Island is home to one of the bigger off leash dog parks in San Diego City, they have a large open area for dogs to play in that's fenced in from the beach area. It's not just for dogs either, a lot people come here for water activities such as water skiing, kayaking and even paddle boarding. I don't really venture out into the water much though, I just enjoy walking my dog here. The ocean breeze makes summer days cooler and cold days seem warmer than inland San Diego. Because of all its nice features, this island can get relatively busy on the weekends and they hold some major big events on the island as well, I'd avoid the place if you see a line developing around SeaWorld Drive because one huge downfall to this place is there is only one entrance and exit, when it gets busy you can easily get locked in here behind a line of cars. Another thing I don't appreciate is people leaving their trash on the beach here, for some reason this place attracts tons of people who don't know how to pick up after themselves. But Mission Bay will always remain a place I remember as kid and for that I really enjoy coming back here now more than ever. read more
3 years ago
3 years ago
The dogs will come out at Fiesta Betcha bottom dollar That tomorrow There will be dogs Just think of a dog Thats sad and lonely Pack them into your car And grin on the way to the island The dogs will be out tomorrow At Fiesta Island there be dogs Oh Fiesta Fiesta Fiesta Fiesta Island near Mission Bay is a great place for your furry friend to explore and make new friends for free while getting excercise. Its off leash, so nobody will give you the evil eye if your dogs on the loose. Lots of things to explore and smell and get into. Let me warn you, its more exciting for your dog than it will be for you. But your dog will love it. read more
Awesome place for bonfires! I came here for my friend's birthday bonfire on Saturday night. She staked out a fire pit at 7am and we all didn't come until 6:30pm. She said you have to get there super early to claim a spot because if you come for a bonfire late in the afternoon all the pits will be taken. I highly recommend bringing folding chairs to sit on. The ground there is not really a beach kind of sand that's nice to sit on. It's pretty dirty. We enjoyed hot dogs and smores heated over the fire. This place is perfect for summer kickbacks. I really want to bring my man back here next month for a bonfire so I can snuggle with him and makeout HA HA read more
Love summer nights on fiesta island!! I do wish that it was a bit cleaner but I really wish people were less disgusting! There are far too many nails, broken glass, and trash on the ground. They have so many empty trash cans!!! Clean up after yourselves people! Looking past that, this is the best spot to wind down, enjoy the summer sky, the calm bay, and the company of your friends or a good book! In the summer you can see the fire works from just about anywhere on the island but I recommend heading toward the end if your just there for that! Traffic leaving after the fire works can cause a bit of a jam. Please remember to clean up after yourselves and do not burn crap in the fire pits that is harmful or not meant to be burned (cans, bottles, plastic, styrofoam etc!) But most of all, have fun and smart about it! read more
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Good time to arrive for 4th of July ? Can I launch my boat on fiesta island?
Yes it's good time. I've seen others launch so not sure why not.
Alcohol allowed at fiesta island?
I'd check the signs to be sure but I wouldn't take alcohol on any beach to be honest.
Are you allowed to bring horses there? If so where would you park?
Yes. I've seen many people just pull up their equestrian trailers to the shore
What is the current parking situation with getting on the island with dogs?
You can park.
Is there an area where dogs aren't allowed?
Where the "no dogs allowed" signs show.
A lot of reviews say to get there early to get a spot on the weekends since it can get crowded.We just want to grab some sand (not the dog parking lot). How early is early? Just looking for a general timeframe since were newbs to this area. Thanks!
You have to be aware if there will be any events going on at the time and date you wanna visit.…
What's a good time to show up with an RV on Fourth of July?
I don't know that there is a good time to bring a RV.
What's a good time to show up with an RV on Fourth of July?
Duplicate question. Please see other one.
Is there grills?
No grills on Fiesta Island, but you can bring your own, or, there are plenty around Mission Bay.
Are you aloud to tent camp overnight?
No. Park closes at 10:00pm and there is a gate.
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