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Luiseno Park
Douglas Drive and Vandergrift Boulevard
I-5 to Mission Avenue, east on Mission to Douglas Drive, north on Douglas. Park site is located on the southwest corner of Douglas Drive and Vandegrift Boulevard
Size: 10 acres
Amenities: 2 Multi-purpose Fields, Drinking Fountain, Two Play Structures, Parking Area, Restrooms, Tennis Courts
Melba Bishop Park & Center
5306 North River Road
I-5 to Mission Avenue, east on Mission to Douglas Drive, north on Douglas to North River Road, east on ...
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Guajome Regional Park, once part of Mission San Luis Rey, covers 579 acres, including a 25-acre lake. The lake does not have a launch ramp, but is ideal for children to attempt their first shore fishing endeavor. In addition to the lake, this park also features a large children's play area as well as various hiking trails. Early morning runners, who jog through the trails accompanied by pets, frequent the park. It's the perfect place for a family day outing. Best ...
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Oceanside Dog Park
The park encompasses 25,000 acres through which over a hundred miles of hiking, horse and mountain biking trails provide visitors a rich view of Southern California forests. Park exhibits include the Stonewall Mine site offering a pictorial history of the greatest of Southern California gold mines, and the park museum telling the story of the native people who lived here for centuries.
2905 San Luis Rey Road
Oceanside, CA 92054
(760) 435-5041
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The John Landes Skate Park
The John Landes Skate Park is located at the north end of the John Landes Park and Recreation Center facility. This skate park is not staffed and is open during daylight hours only. Skaters must wear appropriate protective gear at all times. Riders who do not follow this rule may be asked to leave the park by recreation center staff.
The park is open to skateboarders only. No scooters, roller blades, bikes or other equipment is allowed in the park. The City of Oceanside wants to ...
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