⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5/5 Stars! Great place to visit! Website: Pacific Southwest Railway Museum – Dedicated to preserving the railroad history of the pacific southwest and San Diego (psrm.org) Age Range: All Ages Time: All Day Choo Choo! All Aboard! We recently drove out to Campo to ride the train and I'm so glad we did! The kids had a great time not only riding the train, but also exploring their superb train museum. We rode on the Golden State ride, their classic weekend round trip. We ended up being the only ones on the train, The Ticketmaster and guide was very friendly and knowledgeable about the locomotive we were riding and about the Pacific Railway in general. I was able to bring my single stroller on the train with us. It was a bit rough getting it up into the train, but it made it. I would never have been able to bring my double side by side. We also brought lunch onboard and ate during t...
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5/5 stars great place to visit. Must See! Website: Plan Your Visit | San Diego Zoo Kid Age Range: All Time: All Day/Multiday experience Truly the largest Zoo I have ever been to. Prices and tickets vary, we purchased season passes. Living in San Diego for this tour means we will have plenty of opportunities to go and seems to make the most sense to us as a family. We have been to this zoo about 5 times this year, and still have not seen everything they have to offer (it is that big!). Important preparations for those with littles. Definitely bring a stroller for little feet, unless you plan on riding the bus throughout. (I use a large side by side double stroller; it has fit through and into everywhere in the park so far with only a few tight squeezes) There is ALOT of walking. There are some hills that are very steep. I wish they would have the hills marked on their maps, especially the direction of the up/...
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5/5 stars! Great place to visit! Website: Cabrillo National Monument (U.S. National Park Service) (nps.gov) Kid Age Range: All ages, except you'll need to baby wear at the tidepools (no stroller access) Time: 1-3 hours depending on how much time you decide to spend playing in the tide pools, or if you stay to watch the film. This state monument honoring Cabrillo who was essential in mapping out San Diego Bay. A small museum dedicated to the story of the 16th century exploration, ship equipment, and stories of the time. There is a statue and plenty of beautiful views from the tippy top point of point Loma. Easy stroller access all throughout the small welcome center, museum, and monument. Easy access to clean public restrooms. You can take a stroll up the walking path to the lighthouse. The light house is small and charming, quick to explore. Note that the lighthouse itself is not stroller friendly...
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