Nothing brings a community together
quite like open space.
Local Parks
No matter where you are in Del Sur, there’s probably a park within walking distance. Each park is planned with its own pool and its own personality. Whether you’re looking for a quiet place to unwind in the shade or a playground in the sun, each park offers a different outdoor experience for residents.
Haaland Glen Park – Featuring a rock wall amphitheatre, a large open lawn and picnic area, this park offers space for the whole community to come together.
Reagan Glen Park – A large pear orchard distinguishes Reagan Glen Park – providing shade for the playground and seating area.
Tierney Glen Park* – A large, colorful playground is the focal point of this community area.
Kristen Glen Park* – Here, a wildflower meadow, a peaceful garden and a stone and glass labyrinth provide a quiet place to relax and meditate. A lap pool to work out the stresses of the day is also planned.
Spreckels Park** – Like Presidio Park in Mission Hills, Spreckels Park is a central gathering place for the community. With expansive lawns and a central plaza, the park is expected to be the site of farmers’ markets, outdoor lectures and community picnics.
Beltaire Park* – Here, you’ll find a bocce ball court set along an olive grove with handmade tile markers and an artisan-crafted scoreboard.
High Rose Park* - Situated at the edge of a canyon, High Rose Park provides easy access to the regional trail system for hikers and bikers. And the park offers a mini racetrack for tricycles – for those too young to venture out on their own.
Old Stonefield Park – With plenty of shade and an enclosed play area with swings, Old Stonefield Park is the perfect place for youngsters to come and play.
Regional Parks
Nestled among rolling hills north of San Diego, Del Sur is only minutes from some of the city’s most impressive parks. Situated within Black Mountain Ranch, Del Sur is just north of Black Mountain Park – the 52nd largest city park in the nation. And with 60% of land left as preserved open space, Black Mountain Ranch is surrounded on either side by a buffer greater than Balboa Park.
Rancho Bernardo-Glassman Recreation Center
The recreation center and park are located on 38 acres that offer two play areas, eight ballfields, two outdoor basketball courts, six tennis courts, areas for lawn bowling, a gazebo, a senior center, an indoor gymnasium and rooms available for rent.
A 2.66 acre Off Leash Dog Park is divided into three pens where dogs can run free and socialize in a beautiful environment.
Rancho Penesquitos Skate Park
The 22,000 square foot park has a mix of wood and concrete structures and ramps. In this Advanced Street park you will find a picnic table down six stairs, 3 flat 3, manual pads, flat rails, half pipes, quarter pipes and a spine. It also has a replica of the San Dieguito 10 stair rail.
Black Mountain Open Space Park
This park is made up of a series of chaparral and sage covered hills, ridges, and canyons. The center piece is the 1,554 foot summit of Black Mountain which provides 360 degree views of ocean, mountains, and downtown San Diego. Access to the summit is provided by a 2.5 mile hike or bike ride up a dirt road.
RV Parks
Surf N Turf RV Park - 7.02 mi, Del Mar
15555 Jimmy Durante Blvd.
Del Mar, CA
858-481-9347
Santa Fe Park RV Resort – 10.32 mi, San Diego
5707 Santa Fe Street
San Diego, CA
858-272-4051
*Some amenities are proposed.
**Park doesn’t have a pool.
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