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Beaches, Parks and Lakes
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Daley Ranch
Once inhabited by various California native tribes, this 3,058-acre historic ranch was purchased by the City of Escondido in 1996 from the Daley family who had owned the area since 1869. Daley Ranch is open every day for hiking, biking and equestrian use with over 25 miles of varied hiking trails. Set hikes with naturalist tour guides and handicap accessible shuttles are also available. Visit Daley Ranch
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Dixon Lake
This beautiful lake is open to the public year-round. Visitors can fish, rent different types of boats and fishing poles, and enjoy picnic areas and tent camping. With plenty of large grassy areas, the lake is perfect to throw a frisbee, have fun, and relax with friends and family. During the summer night fishing is also offered. Visit Dixon Lake |
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Lake Wohlford
Lake Wohlford is located in Escondido just before you reach the city of Valley Center with gorgeous views from all different look out points. The lake was recently restocked with thousands of fish including Black Crappie, Largemouth Bass, Rainbow Trout, Bluegill and Channel Catfish. Boat rentals, picnic areas for public use, fishing licenses and permits are all available. Visit Lake Wohlford
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Felicita Park
This scenic park is located on the site of a centuries-old Indian village. The park features 53 acres of dense oak groves, ball fields, horseshoe pits, picnic tables, barbecues, playgrounds, restrooms, volleyball courts, and nature and hiking trails—not to mention grinding holes and other artifacts that boast the site’s rich history. Visit Felicita Park
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Lake Hodges
Located in a coastal canyon, Lake Hodges offers fishing, boating, sailing, boardsailing, biking, horseback riding, barbeques and picnic tables. At full capacity, this reservoir spans 1,234 surface acres and 27 miles of shoreline. Visit Lake Hodges
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Mayflower Dog Park
The Mayflower Dog Park offers 1.5 acres of fenced, off-leash space where you and your dog can explore and meet new friends—of both the people and pet variety. The park opens at dawn and closes at 9:00 p.m. Visit Mayflower Dog Park
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Rod McLeod Park
Sitting atop land that encircles and overlooks the city of Escondido, Rod McLeod Park offers good views of the city's downtown area and surrounding countryside. This 18-acre park includes picnic tables, barbecues, a tot lot, restrooms and a playground. Visit Rod McLeod Park
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Kit Carson Park/ Niki de Saint Phalle Sculpture Garden
Kit Carson Park is an expansive, 285-acre park with unrivaled natural, historical and recreational value. The park includes scenic trails, a 5-acre arboretum, ponds, a playground, and numerous picnic and barbeque areas. The park’s newest addition, Queen Califia's Magical Circle, is the only American sculpture garden by internationally acclaimed artist Niki de Saint Phalle. With open turf areas, an outdoor amphitheater, lighted outdoor sports facilities, indoor arenas, art installations and much more, Kit Carson Park truly has something for everyone. Visit Kit Carson Park |
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Oceanside Beach and Harbor
Soak up the rays at this beautiful beach with a vast shoreline perfect for tanning and building sandcastles. With water temperatures averaging 68 to 74 degrees in the summer, the beach is great for swimming, surfing, and other water sports alike. Picnic tables and barbecue areas are available in designated areas, and numerous campfire sites are great for evening relaxation. Snack bars are also available, and the harbor is open to all fishermen. Visit Oceanside Beach and Harbor
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Ocean Beach Dog Beach
Dogs are always welcome at this pleasant beach where there is plenty of sand, sun and surf for your canine to enjoy. Weekends can get crowded, so be sure your dog is trained, obedient, and vaccinated to avoid any trouble. Bringing outdoor toys is optional, but having something to clean up after your dog with is a must. Visit Ocean Beach Dog Beach |
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Del Mar Dog Beach
Del Mar Dog Beach is another great place for you and your furry friend to enjoy. In a beautiful area and among a laid back community of dogs and owners, the Del Mar dog beach is a relaxing setting to indulge in stick-fetching and frisbee-catching. Visit Del Mar Dog Beach
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Fiesta Island
On this island, dogs are allowed to run off-leash anywhere outside the fenced areas, anytime during the day. It is mostly sand which is perfect for those beach loving hounds. The island is often used to launch jet-skis and motorboats. This is a true dog’s paradise. Visit Fiesta Island
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Coronado Dog Beach
Take in the beautiful Hotel del Coronado, the Point Loma skyline, and the glistening Pacific as your dog explores leash-free at Coronado’s Dog Beach. Well-behaved, licensed, and vaccinated dogs are welcome at all hours, and cleaning up after your pet is considerate, cleanly and required. Visit Coronado Dog Beach
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