New Vacation Packages – Experience San Diego Attractions in Luxury!

Sunland RV Resorts recently unveiled new vacation packages, available at all of its Southern California Resorts. Packages include stays in a Deluxe RV site; attraction tickets to either SeaWorld, the San Diego Zoo, or the San Diego Zoo’s Wild Animal Park; and meal vouchers for use at the theme park.

Sunland RV Resorts’ Vacation Packages offer you outstanding value! Be sure to click on over to our Southern California Resorts page and find a resort that appeals to you and book now. Sites are limited. Vacation packages available for a limited time only.

Halloween Haunts in San Diego

Halloween brings a number of haunted attractions to the San Diego area. All of our San Diego County RV Resorts are within a short drive from all of the major Halloween-themed Haunted attractions. Below are a few of the major haunted places in the San Diego county area:

Scream Zone at Del Mar Fairgrounds
2260 Jimmy Durante Blvd., Del Mar
Phone: 858-793-5555
10/03 thru 10/31 7:00pm-11:00pm $13.99-$26.99
The Scream incorporates 25 rooms of abject terror, 15”3D” fright
rooms, a 21foot Spinning Tunnel of Doom and a bevy of xtreme carney rides.

The Haunted Hotel
At Gaslamp Quarter and East Village
Downtown San Diego : Broadway to Harbor Drive
Phone: 619-231-0131
10/5 thru 10/31 7:00pm-11:00pm $13.99
Those who dare to walk through this downtown scare fest might encounter the likes of Jason Voorhies, Freddy Krueger or, if they’re very unlucky one of 13 ghosts. They might also come in contact with a parade of demons and zombies.
Not recommended for children under 10.

Frightmare on Market Street
At Gaslamp Quarter and East Village
Downtown San Diego : Broadway to Harbor Drive
Phone: 619-231-0131
10/5 thru 10/31 7:00pm-11:00pm $13.99
Room upon room of gore, viscera and crazed maniacs keep chill seekers screeching and hollering from start to finish. Tableaux transcend the usual
haunts and ghosts, instead going for a more “psycho butcher shop” approach to scare the pants off patrons. Not recommended for children under 10.

October Happenings near Oak Creek RV Resort

There’s a lot going on the next month in the East County near Sunland RV’s Oak Creek RV Resort. The attached PDF illustrates all the fun happenings going on. Make your reservations now to join us for some great area activities!

October’s Happenings PDF

Things to Do – Sport Fishing in San Diego

RV owners are always looking for exciting things to while visiting a particular location. San Diego, bordered by the Pacific Ocean, offers a prime playground for outdoor enthusiasts looking for the “big catch.” Several companies offer fishing excursions from the port of San Diego, ranging from 1/2 day to week-long excursions.

All of our San Diego County Resorts are within a short drive to San Diego’s marina (the Embarcadero), offering convenient access to these fishing excursions.

Make your reservations now to stay at one of our resorts while you enjoy a fishing excursion.

More information about fishing in San Diego can be found here: http://www.access-sandiego.com/fishing.html

Things to Do – The San Diego County Credit Union Poinsettia Bowl

Qualcomm Stadium plays host to the Poinsettia Bowl in late December where a Mountain West Conference team will play an at-large opponent. The at-large opponent may be the Army Black Knights as bowl officials reached an accord guaranteeing the Black Knights an appearance at the bowl if they’re bowl game eligible.

This year will mark the second year of the Poinsettia Bowl. Kickoff is December 19,2006. Our San Diego RV Resort is located right on the Trolley line that serves Qualcomm Stadium. Make your plans to stay at our resort now to ensure convenient access to the big game!

For more information, call 619-283-5808, or visit www.poinsettiabowl.net

Things to Do – Visit the Haunted Whaley House

With the Halloween holiday approaching, discussions of ghosts, ghouls, goblins, and the supernatural become commonplace. While there are many haunted house scattered around the U.S., San Diego has one that has been recognized as one of the most haunted houses in America.

The Whaley House isn’t the run of the mill haunted house that appears this time of year where costumed actors scare visitors, but rather the one where unexplained things happen. People experience extreme differences in temperature; people see things; visitors have a feeling of being watched, etc. They even have a photo album of ghostly photographs people have taken while visiting the museum.

Ghost hunters and psychics alike have experienced paranormal activities. In addition, average people have witnessed things they can’t explain.

During October, the Whaley House will be open at night offering visitors an opportunity to experience the historic home, but maybe even have a ghostly encounter of their own.

All of our San Diego County Resorts are within close proximity to the Whaley House, which is located in historic Old Town. Make your reservations now!

For more information about the Whaley House, please visit http://www.whaleyhouse.org

Save Big on Great San Diego Area Attractions

What do the world-famous San Diego Zoo, the San Diego Zoo’s Wild Animal Park, Sea World, Legoland, and San Diego Trolley Tours have in common? Sunland RV Resorts sells discounted tickets to all of these attractions. Don’t wait in line and pay full price for these tickets at the respective attraction’s ticket window. Buy ahead and save! Buy your tickets from any of our resort offices and bypass the ticket lines!

Things to Do – Take Flight at Torrey Pines

For those of you looking for a little adventure, be sure to visit the Torrey Pines Glider Port located in La Jolla, CA. The port, which is perched above the Pacific Ocean, offers ample opportunities for thrillseekers to paraglide or hang glide along the cliffs adjacent to the Pacific. The ocean breezes provide the lift allowing the gliders to remain in the air for extended periods of time.

The Torrey Pines Glider Port is the largest paragliding training facility in the U.S. and is recognized for providing

first class service in flight education, flight training, quality equipment sales, and some of the most consistent soaring conditions in California. Torrey Pines Gliderport is recognized as a world class soaring site and has been in continuous use for flight operations, since 1928.

Reservations are not required to go flying, so if you’re looking for a spur-of-the-moment adrenaline rush, go check out the Torrey Pines Glider Port. Be sure to make your reservations at any of our Southern California RV Resorts to experience the adventure.

Things to Do – Water Recreation at Lake Murray

For those of you who stay at one of our San Diego County Resorts, you’re in close proximity to many area lakes for water recreation including fishing and boating. One of those lakes is Lake Murray which is located in Central San Diego County along the Interstate 8 corridor.

The San Diego Convention and Visitor’s Bureau has this to say about the lake:

Located within Mission Trails Regional Park, scenic Lake Murray’s fishing season runs December through September. Guests can hook a Florida-strain largemouth bass, bluegill, channel catfish, black crappie, and trout (trout is stocked in the lake from November through May). The minimum size for bass is 12 inches; catch limits are five for trout, bass and catfish, and 25 for crappie. Rowboats, motorboats, pedal boats, and canoes are available for rent hourly or daily for fishing and recreational boating; float tubes are allowed within 150 ft. or less from the shore. Private boaters can enjoy a new 2-lane launch ramp and dock; however, personal watercrafts (jetskis) are not allowed on Lake Murray.

Make your reservations now to enjoy Lake Murray!

Things to Do – San Diego Gaslamp Quarter’s Fallback Festival

According to the San Diego Convention and Visitor’s Bureau,

The Fall Back festival brings the history and culture of the Gaslamp Quarter and Old San Diego alive for children and families. Features entertainment, demonstrations and food. Taking place Sunday, October 29, 2006 from 11 a.m. – 4 p.m., on Island Avenue between 4th & 5th Avenues, downtown San Diego.

Tickets are $5. Children under 2 are free.

For more information: http://www.gaslampquarter.org/events/fallback.php