Guajome Regional Park
October 25, 2008 by oceanside resource
Filed under Activities, For the Kids, Parks
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 of all, the park (including lake use) is free of charge.
Summertime at Guajome Regional Park arrives with high temperatures in the 70′s. Summer night lows dip down to the 50′s. Daytime highs during the winter are in the 60′s, and winter nights come with lows in the 40′s to Guajome Regional Park.
A number of people stay at this campground to be near Oceanside City Beach. California is a magnificent outdoors state. The positive ambiance and the huge amount of fun things to do will make you feel fine.
Coming to this campground is always a good idea. You have to get out, and Guajome Regional Park in California is a really magnificent location to spend some time.
Among the things you can do near Guajome Regional Park are playing golf, whitewater paddling, fishing, hiking, and swimming, so you won’t get bored. A lot of fun is at this campground. Since you’re here at Guajome Regional Park why not stop at Lawrence Canyon, and why not pop by South Harbor while you’re here.
Around Guajome Regional Park you don’t get a lot of rainfall; January is the wettest month with most rain, and the driest of the months is July. Oceanside City Beach is in the vicinity of Guajome Regional Park and is a wonderful beach to stop at, and do take a hike on the Clark Trail.
Guajome Regional Park
3000 Guajome Lake Road
Oceanside, CA 92057
(858) 565-3500
Hours: Dawn-Dusk Monday thru Sunday
