| Golf Courses |
| San Diego is a great place to play golf! Here are just a few of the golf courses in the surrounding area. Please see our friendly front desk staff and they will assist you in making a tee time and recommending other courses. |
Cottonwood Golf Club 3121 Willow Glen Drive El Cajon, CA 92019
Cottonwood Golf Club has been one of San Diego's premier golf destinations since it first opened in 1962. The rolling hills of San Diego's East County are the magnificent backdrop for 36 holes of championship golf. Two 18-hole courses wind through large groves of cottonwood trees offering scenic beauty and a challenge to every level of golfer. Players are able to enjoy beautifully conditioned fairways and 36 of the best greens in the county. Visit Cottonwood Golf Club. |
Barona Creek Golf Club 1932 Wildcat Canyon Road Lakeside, CA 92040
Located 45 minutes northeast of San Diego in Ramona.
Visit Barona Creek Golf Club. |
Mission Trails Golf Course 7380 Golfcrest Place San Diego, CA 92119
A course set in the rolling hills of La Mesa with several holes along the shores of Lake Murray, practice putting greens, and a driving range. Located 20 minutes east of San Diego in La Mesa. Visit Mission Trails Golf Course. |
Sun Valley Golf Course
A 3 par course and driving range set in the rolling hills of La Mesa. Located 20 minutes east of San Diego in La Mesa. Visit Sun Valley Golf Course. |
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| Saltwater Fishing |
Point Loma Sportfishing
Point Loma Sportfishing Fleet is located near the most productive tuna grounds in the world. We are also home to some of the finest long range boats in San Diego. Call (619) 223-1627 to make your reservation now!
Visit Point Loma Sportfishing. |
Mission Bay Sport Fishing
Experience the thrill of deep sea fishing off the coast of Southern California. You can choose to do a day of deep sea fishing or turn it into a trip to Mexico. Visit Misson Bay Sport Fishing for more information on the trips they offer. |
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| Hiking and Kayaking |
Mission Trails Regional Park
Looking to get outdoors? Visit Mission Trails Regional Park. With hundreds of trails to choose from there is one for every fitness level from easy to rock climbing. Located about 20 minutes from Circle RV. Visit Mission Trails Regional Park. |
Cowles Mountain
Cowles Mountain is a very popular hiking trail that is sure to get your blood pumping. Located next to Mission Trails Regional Park, the view from the top is well worth the 1.5 mile hike to the top. |
La Jolla Kayak and Bike tours & Rentals
Seeking some adventure? La Jolla Kayak is a great place to rent kayaks and bikes if you prefer to stay on land. You can choose to go by yourself or on a tour of the La Jolla Shore Caves. This is a great way to see the coast from a different viewpoint, you can also get up close and personal with the seals that hang out in La Jolla. Visit La Jolla Kayak and Bike Tours & Rentals. |
San Diego Bike and Kayak Tours
San Diego Bike and Kayak tours offers tours in the Harbor, Coronado, La Jolla and Pacific Beach. Visit San Diego Bike and Kayak Tours. |
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| Horseback Riding |
The Circle T Ranch
Take a trail ride through the rolling hills of East County. Circle T Ranch offers trail rides to the general public 365 days a year. This is a great way to get outdoors and experience life on a ranch. Visit the Circle T Ranch. |
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| Sports Teams |
San Diego Padres
The Padres actually arrived in San Diego in 1936. Originally a minor league team, they won the Pacific Coast League title in 1937. In 1969, San Diego joined the ranks of Major League Baseball as one of the four new expansion teams. Despite initial excitement and a new playing field at San Diego (now Qualcomm) stadium, the team struggled, finishing in last place in each of its first six seasons. The Padres have come a long way since then and they now play in the brand new Petco Park. If you’re not a baseball fan, the gorgeous park itself will keep you entertained. Nestled right next to San Diego Harbor, it is truly one of the most beautiful parks in the US. For the Padres schedule visit the San Diego Padres. |
San Diego Chargers
The AFL began in 1960 with eight teams, including Hilton’s Las Angeles Chargers, the Denver Broncos, Dallas Texans, Oakland Raiders, New York Titans, Houston Oilers, Buffalo Bills and the Boston Patriots. After moving to San Diego in 1961, the Chargers went on to play nine more years in the AFL. In all, the Bolts reached the AFL playoffs five times and the AFL championship four times. They won the AFL championship in 1963 when they beat the Boston Patirots. Back then they played in the Balboa Stadium, today their games take place at Qualcomm stadium located just off the 8 freeway. Enjoy a game visit the San Diego Chargers. |