Pt Loma Park — Attraction in San Diego

I initially had some trouble finding and accessing this park because Google maps took me to a random spot in the middle of a street.

After doing some exploring, I found the park entrance parking lot on Catalina at the cross street of Savoy, adjacent to the fire department.

There is also a walkable entrance with street parking available on Varona St at the intersection of Fleetridge Dr.

This park is quite large with 2 baseball fields and tennis courts. That's all there is here, so that's really all there is to do here. There are some beautiful trees, singing birds, and I saw lots of folks walking their dog in the area.

There is no playground for children. It's off the beaten path and quiet, so it could be a good place to read a book. There is a short walking trail around the perimeter of the park. I saw a couple of people playing ball with their dog on the baseball field, which wasn't being used for a game at the time.

There are gendered restrooms here, but they were locked during daytime hours. It could be that they are only open during official baseball games.

Environment: 5 Felt safe: 5 Cleanliness: 5 Shady area options: 3 Restroom...

What a freaking, unbelievably, spring like day; especially just before dusk, the quarter moon already overhead and just a few short hours of. sitting in the Pacific! It mist be that volcanic ash in the atmosphere, cause both the sun rise and sun set, have been nothing but amazing lately; just the colors alone pop. Throw in a few, high, wispy clouds and watch the sky work ots magic; freaking sweet to watch, but stop and enjoy, watching any other way is...

I visited on a random day to play some music. It was so quiet... As in ppl minding they're own business kind of quiet... I fell asleep... ok ok ok I knooocked out midway thru my solo male dance party/jam session. Apologies to the parents of any children traumatized by my Ratchet playlists that may or may not have...