Caliber Collision did an awesome job on our car repair. We worked with Juan who provided us with…read moreexcellent service. He kept us informed every step of the way. Juan was very knowledgeable, courteous and helpful. I would not hesitate recommending Caliber Collision in Fallbrook.

I was attending a Yelp event that happened to be in Fallbrook. I've never been here before until…read morerecently. I've heard of this city as it is where the Avocado Festival takes place. I haven't attended it yet. Anyway, as I was driving to my Yelp event, I noticed the road was quite windy so please slow down your drive if you should be on Mission Drive. From the 15 Fwy, it's about 5 miles into the heart of Fallbrook. I find this city to have more of a meadow like atmosphere than a metropolitan vibe. I like meadows. I didn't see much of downtown, but I can pretty much guess how it is. I don't have much more to say about this city. However, I do plan to return to Fallbrook for the Avocado Festival one fine day. I'll do an updated review at that time. Bye for now...

Luxury at its finest, I cannot believe how friendly the staff is. Great food, shower is warm, bed…read moreis comfortable hospital folded, with a perfect 90 degree angle. Breakfast is freshly made every morning. Finest French cuisine.

The best part about the Carlsbad sign is where it's actually located. The sign is near an amazing…read morebunch of shops, breakfast location, restaurants, and of course the Carlsbad Beach resort and Inn! Highly recommend starting your journey in Carlsbad close to here.

Dear Carlsbad Sign,…read more The fact that you are located in the most beautiful part of Carlsbad is one of the many things that makes you so cool! I love you tall physique and how you just glow when the sun sets. You bring me to all the best local foods, shops, and the fact that the beach is just a block away is one of the many things that makes you so great! Get you pictures while you can where you are here, but just don't get hit by a car!

Camp Pendleton, hands down best military base there is. It's huge! And the base is gorgeous…read more Can't beat being right on the coast in Southern California with Camp Pendleton. Check out the old Adobe Ranch houses, there is one next to the Air Station and another down Stuart Mesa Rd. A hidden treasure among Camp Pendleton. Huge blessing to be stationed here!

I feel overwhelmed and very Humble for the Marine Corps Women & Men & the award's they graciously…read morepresented to me over this weekend. I feel that they deserve an award and appreciation for all that they endure to provide all with our many Freedoms we live daily ! This just makes me want to do more for our Service Women and Men & I attend to do just that ! I had the honor to be shown around on a very private tour where there was some brief discretions that I really enjoyed. The respect factor was really appreciated. All I have to say is Thank You for all your hard work & Service for those enlisted and to all of our veterans, from all different branches God bless you and please be safe out there.

This is a sweet little spot to stop on your way to Oceanside or San Diego to stretch your legs…read more The view is amazing. You can waves breaking (slightly), Camp Pendelton, military operations and wildlife. There are squirrels which you are not supposed to feed but everyone does & seagulls that people feed as well. The parking lot holds probably 15 cars but there is never more than 5. You will drive past this spot if you do not know to look out for the Vista Point sign. I suggest stopping and taking in some of the scenery. PLEASE CLEAN UP AFTER YOURSELF. Once you are done the Vista Point exit leads directly back onto the 5 freeway.

After my trips to LA or OC, I love stopping here to enjoy the scenic view especially the…read moresunset...the timing is always perrrfect. I'm glad to see other motorists making this pit stop too. The birds like to join in on the fun...gotta love them. On a clear day, you can actually see Catalina Island far out from the distance. Despite this spot's popularity, it's a shame there's trash around (Smh).

People are always yelling at you. The dining halls are subpar, I ordered a steak and it was like…read morechewing on a leather shoe. If you like hiking with full gear up challenging and steep terrain, this place is for you, they dont let you stop to take in the view though. I guess they have to clear the trail for the next tour group maybe? They also have a hum-v following you, I dont see the point though, they wont let anybody take a ride in it! Just more yelling and calling you names if you even try. There must be a lot of animal attacks though, they make sure everyone is carrying an AR, I only saw a few birds though, so I dont know. Personally I dont think any wildlife would stick around for long with all the loud noises though, topped with all the yelling. If youre with he right group though, they'll take you for rides in their zodiac boats out on tbe ocean, its not very comfortable though because they're going full speed while you hang on for dear life stacked with 3-4 other people on each side of the boat. They'll take you to a beach, but they only let you stay there for about 10 minutes and make you run to some cliffs to climb up, run some more, then climb back down the cliffs, then more yelling to get back on the boats. They called it MEUSOC, probably because they're always yelling at you to change your socks. I think they have a shady deal with Hanes or something... 5 out of 5 stars though, would definately return.

As a retired Vet, it has an awesome hospital, commissary and the vacation beach villas (separate…read morereview) are priceless! There are multiple gates for entry since their footprint is enormous. On this day brought civilians to see their very worthy Mechanized Museum, as well as, the WWII/Korea LVT Museum. The kids were ages 14, 12 and 8. Unlike the 14 year old WWII buff; the other two "had to go." Within 15 minutes of our arrival, all three kids were all in! We literally spent hours here and they still rave about it!! The entire experience was exceptional; everyone on duty was absolutely the best example of the Marines and our National Defense. Semper fi!

This library is awesome. If you're looking for a book and can't find it on the shelves, you can…read moreeasily find it on their website and have it held for you. The staff that I've interacted with have been nice.

Beautiful library!…read more My kids especially love the painted walls and "secret hall" that leads to the kids activity room. The staff is also great engaging with kids, having activities for them to take home and hosting all kinds of fun activities from chalk drawing all the way to holding snakes!

I was confused at first when my GPS took me to Ladera Ranch Middle School but quickly realized this…read morebranch of the OC Library is part of the school and you park in the school parking lot. Once you enter the building you must go upstairs (or take an elevator) to get to the library (otherwise you end up inside the school). This library is one of the smaller branches I've been to and the layout was initially a bit confusing to me. But I soon found the adult non-fiction section and located the specific book I was after. I didn't spot any self-checkout stations so went to the front desk where a pleasant gentleman took care of things and sent me on my way. I'm rarely in this area so doubtful I'll be back and instead will take care of the book's return via the OC Library's sytem where one can return a book to any branch and it will be transported to the correct location.

The library is in between the middle school and the elementary school. You have to go up the steps…read moreto get into the room with the large stairs leading up to the library. Once you're through the first doors to get into the library, there's a US flag drop off box for tattered flags to be disposed of. There's a voter ballot drop off box next to the library. There's plenty of parking in the lot on a weekend morning. I walked in here looking lost and the librarian at the circulation desk immediately clocked it. She helped me find the self print area. The cost to print is 0.15 per page. Printing was quick. I forgot my PIN for my library card but I was able to update it quickly so I could add funds to pay for the label I was printing. The stairs had some rubbish probably from the students who come through here. The library is a little small but I didn't spend too much time to get to peruse all their selections.