Cuyamaca Peak View

Cuyamaca Rancho State Park

www.parks.ca.gov
4.5/5
(73) · State park in Descanso, United States
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Informative visitor center and museum located within a state park, offering insights into local wildlife and historical information. The facility features a …

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Jul 19, 2024
Beautiful place to camp and hike. The Paso Picacho Campground is right across from Stonewall Creek and other trails and where we stayed and hiked. The Green Valley trail is where the waterfall is; it…Full review by jdhnm1
Aug 4, 2023
It’s very disappointing that dogs are not allowed to hike with me. This park is off limits for me and so many others that have our dogs for safety when going solo. Just like alll California State par…Full review by Karen N C
Dec 22, 2022
Beautiful rolling hills, with a multitude of trails, large oaks, red trunked manzanitas, grassland and much more. Quiet on the day we visited without interruption of cars, music, people etc. Birds we…Full review by FLtrotter
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Cuyamaca Rancho State Park is a state park of California. USA, located 40 miles (64 km) east of San Diego in the Laguna Mountains of the …
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The website for camping states that it is not recommended for vehicles taller than 10 feet high. Our trailer is 127' or 10.5 …
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The website for camping states that it is not recommended for vehicles taller than 10 feet high. Our trailer is 127' or 10.5 feet high. I am trying to figure out if we can camp there with our trailer.
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Everybody hesitates to say "yes" only because there is the specification imposed. Practically I cannot see how 1/2' 15 cm would make a difference or be noticable. Try.
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