The Dunes — Local services in Coronado

This place is decent but not a must-visit destination in San Diego. If you happen to be in the area, it might be worth taking a look, but it’s not something you need to go out of your way for. However, if you’re walking by, you might as well stop and check it out.

One of its notable features is the beach volleyball court right next to it, which adds to the lively atmosphere. The surrounding area offers a pleasant environment for a walk, making it a nice spot to pass by rather than a destination in itself. Whether you’re just exploring the neighborhood or enjoying the nearby beach, this place might catch your attention, but it’s not a standout attraction compared to other sights...

Know your history Coronado! These are not dunes... at least not naturally occurring dunes. Back in 1988, a combination of a high tide and storm washed a huge amount of kelp up onto the beaches. A City of Coronado employee, Armando Moreno, was tasked with cleaning it up. Armando decided to bury it in the sand and add ice plant to the top of it to create a series of letters - CORONADO. This took place over a two-year process. Just to the north are the letters BEACH CA but aren't as defined as the first ones and are easily missed. Over the years, the dunes have been slowly settling and eroding and will likely not be visible in another...

To Visar Aliu. I agree with you. The dunes are all the bushes along the road by the life guard station. From up view, a bird's eye view. You can see the bushes spelling something. The more clear one is the "Coronado". The one next to that spells something starting with a B r........ the rest I can't make out. And the last one is more difficult to make out what it it says. I been twice to the Coronado imperial beach like almost thirty years ago. I hope I get...