Seaport Village 16 min drive - A unique waterfront shopping, dining, and entertainment complex that recreates a harborside setting of a century ago. It features more than 70 eateries, restaurants, and unique shops, sure to please every taste.
Liberty Station 15 min drive - Once a Naval training center, Liberty Station was redesigned to house unique restaurants, markets, boutiques, classes, artistic events, and more! There is never a dull moment and always something new to see! Be careful though, you might have a close encounter with an adorable and inquisitive sea lion! Places of Interest The Grass Skirt 11 min drive - If you're interested in a laid-back hangout with small plates, tiki drinks, and funky Polynesian decor, look no further!
Enjoy happy hour with umbrella-topped drinks and pork buns Balboa Park 18 min drive - Along the beautifully curated paths, find over 16 museums, performing arts venues, and even the San Diego Zoo!
Lose yourself in this one of a kind park. Carne asada, sour cream, guacamole, salsa, and French Fries, all wrapped together in perfect harmony in a flour tortilla! The Azalea Glen Loop is a 7. Mizu 9 min walk - Take a short walk to try delicious fresh sushi and fusion Japanese-Korean food at this family owned restaurant. Belmont Park 8 min walk - Visit this historic boardwalk park and enjoy the attractions, food, and souvenirs.
Reviews Great location and nice upgraded unit The location couldn't have been better for our family of four kids aged 4 and 6. Jack September Location, Location, Location! Judy August Awesome time in San Diego The owner was a pleasure to work with from the moment we booked it. Joseph April You May Also be Interested In. Share this Property. With Link. With Email. On Facebook. Property Amenities. DVD Player. Multiple TVs. Thousands of sightseers descend on Corona del Mar State Beach to watch participants - ranging from novice to expert - construct more than 30 entries.
View these creations for free as a spectator, or consider making your own for a minimal entrance fee. Participants' skill levels range in a wide variety--from children to professional architects. Talented groups will compete for the winning title. Register online LEAP Annual Sandcastle Contest involves teams of architects, engineers, contractors, designers, corporations and local elementary school students who work together to build giant sand sculptures.
The funds raised by teams and sponsors make it possible for Leap to continue to provide arts programs to Bay Area schoolchildren. Thousands of people attend Leap's annual Sandcastle Contest, which is free to the community. Celebrity judges evaluate the works of art.
More than 20 schools and sponsors and advertisers participate. LEAP was created in response to severe budget cuts in arts programs in California schools. Programs place professional teaching artists in classrooms to work with grades K Every year, these educational programs--in music, dance, theatre, creative writing, visual arts, and architecture serve thousands of students in elementary and middle schools throughout the Bay Area.
Share in the joy. Let us see what you can do! Hundreds of thousands have come each year to see master-class sculptors build beautiful 3-dimensional works of art. Now many of the world's finest artists will come to create the most amazing sculptures ever.
No experience is necessary and amateur teams are welcome. Business entries and sponsorships go to cover event expenses. The number of Entries will be restricted.
Entries will be considered on a first come basis once your entry form has been received and if you are a business once your fee is received. The contest starts at 11 am on Saturday and the structures must be finished by 5 p. Winners are announced Sunday at 12pm Noon. The public can view the entries as they are being built and until the Fog Fest ends at 6 p. Everyone who would like to build a castle can enter the contest, and judges present awards for multiple categories, from the coveted Golden Shovel, to the tongue-in-cheek Sour Grapes.
And because bribery non-monetary is encouraged, it's not unusual to see platters of food, bottles of wine, chair massages and other indulgences being offered to the people in charge.
Pile some sand, add some water, do a little shaping and presto! Your very own sandcastle. Bring your little shovel, a bucket and come on down for some sand fun. This is a free event open to everyone.
Open Sandcastle Competition. You can find it listed on our events page for July. The event includes Kids N' Kastles competition for children ages 12 and under no adult sand castle competition. Join in the arts and crafts, enjoy some food and a fun day for all!
This event is no longer held. Getting There: Short walk to the beach from parking areas. Things to Do: Walking, jogging, sunbathing, swimming, bodyboarding, surfing, beach volleyball, barbeque at nearby Dunes Park and Pier Portwood Plaza, picnic lunch on the beach, dine in restaurant with ocean view. Facilities: Restrooms, showers, changing rooms, trash cans, Dunes Park playground, picnic tables, volleyball area Services: Many restaurants, shops, bars, surf shops, rental shops and hotels along the beach.
High Tide Access: Good access to this deep, wide beach.
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