5/5 Gil C. 8 months ago on Google
Came
here
on
a
Thursday
around
lunch.
Amazing
view
of
the
entrance
to
San
Diego
Bay.
There
are
multiple
lookout
points
with
information
signage.
The
rangers
in
the
area
are
knowledgeable.
When
they're
out
in
the
park,
they'll
happily
engage
with
visitors.
My
nephews
listened
and
followed
one
of
the
rangers
down
at
the
tide
pools.
The
visitor
center
has
souvenirs
for
purchase,
to
include
National
Park
Passports,
which
my
nephews
got
and
started
the
fun
adventure
of
collecting
national
park
stamps.
There
are
bathrooms,
vending
machines,
and
places
to
sit
and
rest.
There
is
an
entrance
fee
for
vehicles,
bicyclists
and
pedestrians.
There
is
a
large
parking
lot
for
the
visitor
center,
and
a
smaller
one
at
the
bottom
for
the
tide
pools.
You
can
choose
to
drive
or
hike
down
to
the
tide
pools,
but
be
prepared
to
come
back
up
if
you
decide
to
hike.
There's
no
shaded
areas
away
from
the
visitor
center
that
I
saw.
Definitely
recommend
going
to
the
tide
pools
just
before
low
tide
to
get
the
best
exploring.
Additionally,
best
time
to
come
for
the
tide
pools
are
in
the
Fall
season
/
October-November
when
low
tides
are
at
its
best.
I
would
definitely
come
back
multiple
times
through
the
year
to
see
the
different
seasonal
views
and
exploring.