This was a pretty cool ride. I was surprised at how low the wait time was too. My family and I had…read morevisited Legoland end of July, and this ride had a wait time of 10 minutes. It was like a walk on. This ride is a submarine ride. It has a moving walkway which was pretty interesting. I did like the walkthrough queue line to get to the ride. It was quite immersive! When you get inside the submarine, you actually have a lot of room to sit! Unlike the Nemo ride at Disneyland where everything is very close, you have a lot of room on the Legoland Deep Sea Adventure. You get to explore the deep sea world! It was cool to see real marine life and all of the Lego sea creatures too! I think I saw a shark there as well! There was hidden sunken treasures and gems too. While you ride inside the submarine, there is a interactive touchscreen that helps you explore and assist in the treasure hunt! It was a short ride though, but I would go on it again!

Nice aquarium and a a good escape from the crowds and heat from legoland. Aquarium wasn't crowded…read moreat all and it was pleasant to walk around in the A/C.

This is the Crest Canyon Open Space Park…read more Plenty of curbside parking on a Saturday afternoon. A small canyon in a residential neighborhood. Easy hike down to the beach. There is a small elevation gain on the way back. A good view of the San Dieguito Ecology Reserve.

The Crest Canyon Trail Loop showed up on a hiking app as an easy, short hike that was close to my…read moreworkplace. The circuit was a little over a mile in distance which could be completed in less than half an hour. The trailhead where I began was off Durango Dr in Del Mar. Plenty of curbside parking was available on that neighborhood street. The start involved descending a couple of series of wooden steps to reach the bottom of a canyon. From there, the path went north which was really sandy in a couple of spots. It then began to veer in a northeast direction and became narrow with a lot of brush overgrowth. I had trekking poles with me to be able to push the plants and weeds aside while I was walking. The trail eventually led you eastbound. Some climbing was necessary before reaching a plateau that merged with Recuerdo Dr. This was a north-south road in a subdivision. You take the paved sidewalk south back to Lozana Rd which was east-west and intersected with Durango Dr at the trailhead. Bugs were a nuisance so I'd apply some insect repellant beforehand.

Another great San Diego neighborhood park. I've driven by it several times and finally stopped to…read morecheck it out. The park is well maintained, complete with restrooms. There is a playground area for younger children, as well as picnic areas with tables and barbecues. The park offers off-street parking. Need for for a picnic, Pacific Highlands Ranch.

Great neighborhood park! It offers a nice playground for the little one. One for the young ems and…read moreone for the preteens. Next to the playground equipment there's a half court basketball court.You'll find several areas with picnic tables and BBQ stations. I liked the walkway that skirts the perimeter of the park which is perfect for walking, running, and for teaching the young to ride. I only spotted one drinking fountain near the restrooms. Speaking of the restrooms, they were in very good condition and most importantly, clean. Being winter, the grass was a little dull but healthy and cut to a very good level for playing about.

There's nothing better than cruising on a Sunday Afternoon at Legoland…read more This is a relaxing ride geared toward all ages to enjoy with several things to see including animals, Eifell Tower, Take Manal and London Eye. If the line isn't too long, be sure to hop and and relax.

The Coast Cruise is a great ride to start your trip to Legoland out with. However, it is also one…read moreof the longest lines you're going to find in the park so I highly recommend getting there at opening & right away. The ride is basically Legoland's answer to Disney's Jungle Cruise ride. You go around in a boat while the 'skipper' tells really bad puns about what you're looking at. Each skipper will give their own little spin on things, but generally they're all going off the same script so there isn't really a need to go on the ride multiple times for unique experiences each time. Some of the animation on the ride is broken. For example the massively impressive giant octopus & band was completely frozen last time we were there when usually it comes to life as the boat comes back to the dock at the end of the ride. Getting this animations back up and running consistently would be a huge improvement on this ride. But as it stands, the ride just sits there as a fun ride not living up to its intended and true potential.

This review is focused on the Escondito entrance across from Westgate North Country Mall…read more There are a few parking areas, dirt and gravel so take it slow as you enter. There are trail head signs at each parking area and two booklets you can take with you explaining the Coast to Crest trail and other trails at Lake Hodges and other trails at San Pasqual Valley. This hike can be as short or as long as you wish. Once you enter the trail you will see the Sikes Adobe Historic Farmstead to the left. There is a sign directing you to Lake Hodges bridge, Bernardo MTN Summiet trail head, Mule Hill Interpretive site, Old Coach-Coast to crest trail link, and Raptor Ridge viewpoint. If you walk to the right you will follow the path under the bridge and then up the mountain. Dogs must be on a leash, there is no swimming. Horseback riding trail, please follow riding signs. No motorized vehicles. It is hot, bring plenty of water and sunscreen, very little to no shade. Park opens daily 6am Park closes at 6pm Oct.1 - March 31, 7:30pm April 1, Sept. 30. There is natural habitat that you cannot walk through, please be respectful of nature. Rattlesnakes,rabbits, coyotes, birds and other wildlife on trail.

My 1000th review goes to the Coast to Crest Trail which is the path of the coast of Del Mar going…read moreall the way inland towards Volcan Mountain by Julian! I love this hike within the San Dieguito River Park especially the San Pasqual Valley segment. I've been doing this particular hike along the trail the past four years and it's awesome. Parking is plentiful and a cinch to find! I start this at the *San Pasqual Staging Area* which starts by a citrus grove, then passes a large turf grass farm, abandoned buildings, a closed dairy, and scenic views from afar amidst the vegetation and unique species of plants along the path headed towards *Ysabel Staging Area* which is about 6 miles out and back. I definitely enjoy exploring the San Pasqual Agricultural Preserve and all of it's beauty and history. There are more bicyclists than hikers along this route, which is pretty sweet for it being a mellow path. Next time I definitely want to turn it up a notch by doing one of the longer hikes which I believe will be about 12- 22 miles if I go further out. :)

I've been here once for a baseball game. The Park in general looked clean: the grass was cut, no…read morevagrants were hanging around, they had dog poop bags, etc. However, they don't have a parking lot. Also, there was a picnic table that had a bench broken/missing.

Free and fun. Lots…read moreof space and grass. Swings and basketball court. Wood chips to break falls. Be back soon.

Did 27 miles bike ride on SR56 today, started from Sabre spring pkwy, rode all the way to Del Mar,…read moreI love it. There are many options on the path, you can choose where you want to ride. On my way back, I got off at Rancho Peñasquitos.

Always a nice ride when you're shielded from traffic. Awesome now that the extension is finishedread more

OMG, the Carlsbad 5000 is an AMAZING race! I wish I knew about it when I was an active runner. It…read morewas in my backyard too (Smh). Anyway, I came out today to support the participants...rooting them on. It was greaaat to see others doing the same. Congrats runners!! I was on the scene for the People's Race and heard from one of the volunteers that the schedule was packed with other races - an all-day affair. That's totally COOL! I saw the rain out in the ocean coming our way which I knew was going to kick it up a notch for the runners on this oceanfront course. The live band added a perrrfect touch. They performed my favorite songs. I enjoyed it a lot :-) So definitely check out the World's Fastest 5K Yelp Community!!!

This is the best 5K in the area. It is a beautiful course along the ocean. The route is flat and…read moreeasy to run, walk, or push a stroller. It is perfect for individuals or families. Afterwards they have a live band playing while you're able to enjoy a couple of free drinks in the beer garden. I already signed up for next year!