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Inspire your students when they engage with nature – and extend their excitement to their community and beyond. We collaborate with school districts, teachers, and educators of all kinds to provide Next Generation Science Standard-aligned, hands-on opportunities to learn in and from nature. Students connect with local natural spaces at San Elijo Lagoon, experience and develop science skills, and become empowered to protect and care for the environment via their own communities.

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We offer year-round programs, bridging classroom and extended learning time with nature-based learning. Students are able to make connections to their own lives and communities, while they practice science skills and explore diverse plants + animals. Pre and post activities help to support and extend the field trip experience. Programs culminate with student action projects that encourage critical thinking, problem-solving, and collaboration to promote healthy communities and natural spaces, for all. Our programs are subsidized by generous donations from individuals and foundations.

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Exploring Habitats

Location: Nature Center More info

Time: 2.5 hours

Cost: $12 per student Group Size : Minimum 20 / Maximum 50

From the riparian woodland to the saltmarsh lagoon, students will explore the unique habitats of the San Elijo Lagoon ecosystem. Using important scientific skills, including observations and experimentation, students will have an opportunity to discover the variety of plant + animal species that call San Elijo Lagoon home.

The complete Exploring Habitat learning unit is aligned to NGSS: 3-LS4-3.

Discovering Adaptations

Location: Nature Center More Info

Cost: $12 per student Group Size: Minimum 20 / Maximum 50

Utilizing the San Elijo Lagoon ecosystem as a backdrop for discovery, student scientists will collect evidence of plant + animal adaptations vital to their survival. Students will have an opportunity to observe and record various birds, plants, and insects as they develop claims supported by scientific reasoning.

The complete Discovering Adaptations learning unit is aligned to NGSS: 4-LS1-1.

Ecosystems in Action

Time: 3 hours

Cost: $16 per student Group size: Minimum 20 / Maximum 50

What living and nonliving things can be found in the San Elijo Lagoon ecosystem? Student scientists will develop critical scientific skills, including observing, recording data, and making claims, as they hike around this exciting ecosystem. Students will identify key interactions within the ecosystem – with a special focus on decomposers, cycling of matter, and human activity.

The complete Ecosystems in Action learning unit is aligned to NGSS: 5-LS2-1, 5-ESS3-1, 3-5-ETS1-2.

Preserving Biodiversity

Cost: $16 per student Group Size: Minimum 20 / Maximum 50

How do humans benefit from and maintain biodiverse ecosystems? Guided by this question, student scientists will investigate the health of the San Elijo Lagoon ecosystem. Throughout the program, students will collect data indicating biodiversity, discuss ecosystem services to humans, and make claims about how humans can impact our natural systems.

The complete Preserving Biodiversity learning unit is aligned to NGSS: MS-ESS3-3, MS-LS2-5

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Local Birding Outings

San Diego Audubon Birding Outings introduce newer birders, visiting birders, and anyone else who is interested to the varied habitats and avian inhabitants of San Diego County. Everyone is welcome. On-line registration is required. Caps on the number of participants on each outing are specified.

Bring binoculars, your scope, water, sunscreen, hat, and enthusiasm.  Sign up by clicking on the field trip you would like to join.

Would you like to lead a Birding Outing? Let us know by completing this form .

If you have questions about Birding Outings contact Jen Hajj .

Online advanced registration is required for all trips. Registration typically opens one month prior to the field trip.

Confirmation of your registration and additional information (if applicable) will be sent to you by email immediately following your registration.

Birding at our wildlife preserves

Our field trips fill up quickly, but did you know? Our sanctuaries have visiting hours. Silverwood Wildlife Sanctuary is open to the public on Sundays from 9 am to 4 pm, October through July, reservation required. Guided nature walks are on hiatus due to COVID concerns.

Anstine-Audubon Nature Preserve is a North County birding hot-spot and is open to the public Saturdays, 9am-12pm, reservation required.

Please consider your impact on birds and their habitats when you go birding.  Ethical Birding Guidelines

Accessible Birding

Do you love birding but have mobility challenges? Here are some spots that offer great birding opportunities, with great access for people who need a little more time or space to get around.  

1)  Santee Lakes - a great birding spot and it has a paved trail that goes around every lake. Over 200 species have been logged there. Lake 5 is our favorite, but during the nesting season there are Least Bitterns that can be seen or heard between lakes 2 and 3. There is a gazebo near lake 5 that is a great place for "bird sitting" where you just park and watch the birds that come by. Parking is inexpensive and you can get close to each lake. And the restrooms are accessible and modern.

2)  Bayside Birding and Walking Trail   This one is on South Bay and gives you nice views of all of the restoration that has gone on down there. It's pretty awesome. When Birdability was here for San Diego Bird Festival, they did a field trip to this trail.

3) Robb Field- this one requires a little bit of care, because the path is shared between all sorts of recreationists, but it is a nice spot to see shorebirds as the tide is out.  Check the tides before you go. If the tide is in, this spot does not offer quite as much. 2525 Bacon St, San Diego, CA 92107 Park at the skate park parking area. There is a sidewalk ramp and it is pretty easy to get up to the trail, which is flat. I think it is a combination of asphalt and compacted dirt.   There are narrow areas where you can get off trail to watch the birds. Visibility is good, so people who are running or biking should have adequate time to see you and correct their course. There are restrooms near the skate park parking.

You can also go to the opposite side of the river to watch from Quivira Way, near the parking for the Aquarius Grill. The parking area is larger, and there is more space to spread out. Sometimes the placement of the sun makes one side or the other more pleasant. This side does not have close restrooms (but there are restrooms available at nearby Hospitality Point).

If you are a birder with mobility challenges and would like to share your ideas for great birding spots, please share them with us!  

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The FieldTripDirectory.com is a resource of San Diego field trips for elementary school students thru high school students, camp groups, homeschool groups and scout troops for day field trips, overnight field trips and youth retreats. Learn about San Diego’s museums, zoos and aquariums, botanic gardens, nature centers, historic sites, amusement parks, recreation, performing arts and more, CLICK on the ACTIVITY FILTER below for further field trip information. For those unable to travel to these locations, check out our  Virtual Field Trips  section or  Outreach Field Trips & School Assembly Programs  section.

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Antique Gas & Steam Engine Museum

The Antique Gas & Steam Engine Museum collects, preserves and displays examples of mechanical ingenuity and crafts associated with the early days of the American farm and rural community. 

Balboa Park

Balboa Park is a place of beauty and culture, with a rich history.  Learn about the intricate architecture, the landscaping and greenery, or museums located in the Park. Tour with a Park Ranger, a horticulturist or explore on your own.  

Birch Aquarium at Scripps

Birch Aquarium features more than 60 habitats of fishes and invertebrates from the cold waters of the Pacific Northwest to the tropical waters of Mexico and beyond. 

Bonita Museum & Cultural Center

The Bonita Museum & Cultural Center houses the Bonita Historical Society and over 2,000 objects connected the region. The largest museum in South Bay San Diego dedicated to documenting the art, history and culture of the Sweetwater Valley.

Botanical Building

The Botanical Building plantings include more than 2,100 permanent plants, featuring fascinating collections of cycads, ferns, orchids, other tropical plants and palms. The Botanical Building also presents some of the Park’s vibrant seasonal flower displays.

Butterfly Farms

At the Butterfly Farms’ 3000 square foot Vivarium (butterfly free flight house), they study interactions of native butterflies in a unique ecosystem. In their classroom, visitors can study metamorphosis and teach conservation, study interactions of native butterflies in a unique ecosystem.

California Center for the Arts

California Center for the Arts includes arts education residencies, field trip opportunities, weekday performances for youth and a contemporary art museum. Thea

EcoVivarium

EcoVivarium offers a wide variety of educational, entertainment, community, and private party program options on-site in the Museum and at a location of your choosing.

Fleet Science Center

The Fleet Science Center is a science museum and planetarium in Balboa Park. The Fleet brings meaning to the wonder of science. All of the experiences we create are designed to bring out the inner scientist in your students and scouts.

INSTITUTE OF CONTEMPORARY ART SAN DIEGO

At ICA San Diego, a field trip includes a tour of the current exhibition and a hands-on art project led by a teaching artist. Students will have the opportunity to look closely, question, and share perspectives about contemporary art.

Living Coast Discovery Center

The Living Coast Discovery Center is an environmental education center with marine animal, animal and bird exhibits located in the Sweetwater Marsh Unit of the San Diego National Wildlife Refuge.

Maritime Museum of San Diego

The Maritime Museum of San Diego enjoys a worldwide reputation for excellence in restoring, maintaining and operating historic vessels. The museum has one of the world’s finest collections of historic ships, including the world’s oldest active ship Star of India.

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Comprehensive Animal Expedition (10 AM – 12 PM) $25 per child and $15 per chaperone

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In-depth Animal Expedition   (10 AM-2 PM) $35 per student and $15 per chaperone

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We offer two types of workshops for children in PreK through 2nd grade - Grade Specific Workshops and STREAM Workshops .

Grade Specific Workshops are designed to align learning objectives with specific Next Generation Science Standards and Common Core State Standards per grade level.

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How to Plan a San Diego Field Trip

One of the most important things to remember when planning a field trip in San Diego is transportation. For safe and reliable transportation, you can rent a charter bus in San Diego from Champion Charter Bus. The buses in our network come in different sizes, have all the amenities you need, and are driven by highly vetted and experienced charter bus drivers. Give our 24/7 reservation specialists a call today when you are ready to book your group transportation in San Diego for your upcoming field trip!

Field Trip Bus Rentals in San Diego

Upgrade your traditional field trip transportation for the standard yellow school bus to something special with a San Diego bus rental from Champion. The process is quick and easy. All you need to do is get together your headcount, travel dates, and addresses of the stops on your itinerary. From there, call 619-629-0453 when you are ready. You will be connected with a reservation specialist who can answer any of your questions and can secure a free, no-obligation quote for your customized bus rental in San Diego. 

San Diego Charter Buses for All School Groups

At Champion, we offer a variety of San Diego charter bus rentals for all class sizes. Smaller classes can opt for a minibus that can accommodate 18, 20, or 25 people. And larger classes can reserve a 56-passenger charter bus rental with amenities like an onboard restroom and TVs. We also offer ADA-accessible bus rentals in San Diego for any students with special mobility needs at no extra cost.

A field trip bus rental in San Diego offers advantages over a transitional yellow school bus. This starts with enhanced safety features, as charter buses offer seat belts for added protection. A charter bus also offers air conditioning, whereas many yellow school buses don’t. Not to mention much more comfortable cushioned seats that also recline. And those are only the basic upgrades! Where a charter bus rental really shines over a school bus is the added amenities to keep students entertained, comfortable, and engaged. 

Depending on the bus size, you have access to amenities like WiFi, power outlets, TVs, a PA system, and even an onboard restroom. A PA system allows you to play fun music for the road, while onboard TVs and restrooms can help minimize pit stops and keep your class entertained for longer field trips to Los Angeles or other nearby cities. And best of all, you can count on having a safe, reliable charter bus driver who will aim to arrive at each stop on your itinerary 15 minutes early. Keep all your students together, and everything according to schedule. 

San Diego’s Best Field Trips

Ready to get your San Diego field trip started? Bring Champion along for the ride! We have put together a list of some of the best places to take student groups in San Diego for field trips. From museums to outdoor activities to Petco Park, you will find the best places in San Diego for educational opportunities and fun. And when you are ready to book your group transportation, give Champion a call at 619-629-0453 . We are available 24/7 and can’t wait to assist you!

Museums: Military, Aviation, and Sea

Maritime Museum of San Diego

Address: 1492 N Harbor Drive, San Diego, CA 92101 Phone: (619) 234-9153

The Maritime Museum of San Diego has helped preserve one of the largest collections of historic sea vessels in the country since 1948. Students of all grade levels and interests will enjoy learning about the history and science of sea travel and going out to see for tours on the historic vessels. The museum offers numerous programs, workshops, and guided tours for all grade levels. 

USS Midway Museum

Address: 910 N Harbor Drive, San Diego, CA 92101 Phone: (619) 544-9600

What’s unique about the USS Midway Museum is that it houses the longest-serving aircraft carrier in the United States, the titular USS Midway. This museum also hosts an extensive collection of both watercraft and aircraft and features a self-guided tour narrated by former Midway sailors.

San Diego Air & Space Museum

Address: 2001 Pan American Plaza, San Diego, CA 92101 Phone: (619) 234-8291

At the San Diego Air & Space Museum, you can see many of the original (as well as reproductions) historic aircraft and spacecraft. This includes the original Apollo 9 command module. The museum also features artifacts, an image collection, a film and audio archive, and restoration projects. The exhibits take visitors through the history of aviation while highlighting San Diego’s contributions to flight.

Museums: Art, Culture, & Science

The New Children’s Museum

Address: 200 W Island Avenue, San Diego, CA 92101 Phone: (619) 233-8792

Your students will “Think, Play, Create” at this museum. The museum encourages creativity and thinking through educational courses, sculptures, and contemporary art exhibits. There are programs available for children and adults of all ages, with a “Tot Studio” for small children and even occasional 21+ events for adults and parents.

Fleet Science Center

Address: 1875 El Prado, San Diego, CA 92101 Phone: (619) 238-1233

Like other attractions in San Diego like the Zoo, the Fleet Science Center museum and planetarium were trendsetters. They set a new standard for major modern science museums when they combined their interactive science exhibits with a planetarium and an IMAX Dome theater. Their numerous exhibits and planetarium will leave visitors of all ages starstruck. Like many other museums at Balboa Park, parking is limited and fills quickly. With your own private San Diego charter bus, this won’t be an issue. Your charter bus driver can simply drop you and your students off at the front of the museum!

Mingei International Museum

Address: Balboa Park, Plaza de Panama, 1439 El Prado, San Diego, CA 92101 Phone: (619) 239-0003

This museum’s collection houses more than 26,000 pieces of folk art and is free to enter. The Mingei International Museum aims to celebrate human creativity while conserving folk art, craft, and design. The Commons level is free to all, and the Gallery level is free to children but $15 for adults. Keep in mind, the museum is currently closed on Mondays.

Junípero Serra Museum

Address: 2727 Presidio Drive, San Diego, CA 92101 Phone: (619) 232-6203

This Spanish Revival-style landmark offers field trips for elementary and middle school students. It offers a chance to learn about the history of San Diego before California became a state. The museum is named after Father Junípero Serra, who established California’s first mission and presidio.

Museum of Photographic Arts

Address: 1649 El Prado, San Diego, CA 92101 Phone: (619) 238-7559

Since 1983, the Museum of Photographic Arts in San Diego has aimed to preserve photography, film, and video dating back to the earliest days of this art form. The gallery has a classroom and theater for learning more about the art mediums, a print viewing room, and a library, plus a permanent collection on display.  

San Diego Automotive Museum

Address: 2080 Pan American Plaza, San Diego, CA 92101 Phone: (619) 231-2886

At the San Diego Automotive Museum, students can explore the history of automotive technology and culture with the museum’s collection of cars, motorcycles, and more. The museum offers self-guided and docent-led field trips for K-8th grade students and showcases rotating exhibits of cars from various eras of automotive history. 

Outdoor Activities

Cabrillo National Monument

Address: 1800 Cabrillo Memorial Drive, San Diego, CA 92106 Phone: (619) 523-4285

First on our list of outdoor activities in San Diego that we love is The Cabrillo National Monument. The historical monument is named for Juan Rodríguez Cabrillo and commemorates the first instance of a European expedition setting foot on the west coast of the United States. Throughout the year, the park also hosts various cultural events that showcase Kumeyaay, Portuguese, and Mexican singing and dancing.

San Diego Zoo

Address: 2920 Zoo Drive, San Diego, CA 92101 Phone: (619) 231-1515

Often cited as the best zoo in the country, the San Diego Zoo is a leader in wildlife conservation and education, and houses more than 4,000 animals and 650 species across 100 acres. The Safari Park enables visitors to go on a safari-style tour to see the animals and is about 40 minutes away by charter bus from the zoo. You can easily make an entire day out of seeing the San Diego Zoo, and a nice, air-conditioned charter bus is a great vehicle for you and your students to come back to after a long day in the sun. 

Japanese Friendship Garden

Address: 2215 Pan American Road E, San Diego, CA 92101 Phone: (619) 232-2721

Students and teachers alike will love visiting this beautiful and tranquil garden. In addition to its beautiful gardens and waterfall, the location offers tours and rotating exhibits for additional education and enjoyment. The garden also has programs such as monthly craft clubs, weekly meditation, and even summer camps. Be sure to visit their website to learn about current programs before you plan your trip.

Presidio Park

Address: 2811 Jackson Street, San Diego, CA 92110 Phone: (619) 692-4918

The beautiful Presidio Park in San Diego marks the location where the first European settlements in the present-day Western United States were founded in 1769. The park features spots like Inspiration Point, Palm Canyon, and The Arbor, which are perfect for faculty meetings, graduation parties, or other gatherings outside of school.

Other San Diego Field Trip Destinations

Address: 100 Park Boulevard, San Diego, CA 92101 Phone: (619) 795-5025

Though Petco Park is known for hosting the San Diego Padres, there’s plenty more you can get out of a visit there with your students. It’s open for tours every week, which are free for students under 36 inches in height, and $30 each for other attendees. Prices can fluctuate depending on the season. The tour is approximately 80 minutes long and features the following stops: Field Warning Track. Cutwater Coronado Club, Padres Hall of Fame Presented by Motorola, Press Box. Private Luxury Suite, and Breitbard Hall of Fame.

San Diego International Airport

Address: 3225 N Harbor Drive, San Diego, CA 92101 Phone: (619) 400-2404

In addition to offering guided tours focused on the flights and airport, the San Diego International Airport has an arts program that aims to delight airport visitors and pay homage to the city’s unique art culture. Teachers and students can head to the airport to enjoy public art, exhibitions, and even performing arts like live music. The best way to learn about the San Diego International Airport and see the highlights is to sign up for a guided tour, which is around two hours long and offered every other week during specific times on Thursday and Friday.

Book Your San Diego Field Trip Charter Bus

At Champion Charter Bus, we pride ourselves on connecting you with quality bus rentals in San Diego that are safe and dependable and meet all your needs and more. When you are ready, give our 24/7 team a call at 619-629-0453 . We can answer any questions you have about San Diego charter bus pricing  and connect you to the perfect charter bus in a matter of minutes. Safe travels!

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7 Wild Ways to Get Up-close with San Diego’s Amazing Wildlife 

Have your sights set on a wild time in San Diego? You’re headed to the right place — and you don’t even have to set foot in one of our celebrated Gaslamp Quarter nightclubs to do it. That’s because San Diego happens to be the most biodiverse county in the entire United States, and boasts a collection of amazing opportunities to see and appreciate a startling range of wildlife — in the ocean, in the air and just about everywhere. So while you’re planning your wet-and-wild summer adventures on our sparkling beaches and in our vibrant neighborhoods, make sure to set aside some time to check out these natural wonders of San Diego: 

1. Swim with Leopard Sharks 

Encountering San Diego’s graceful leopard sharks is both less scary than it might sound and more exciting than you might imagine. While they can look fierce (and their name might make you jump), leopard sharks are docile and harmless to humans. And if you’re lucky, you can get close enough for amazing views of these striking animals as they feed in shallow waters here during spring and summer. The best place to find leopard sharks is at the south end of La Jolla Shores beach, near the Marine Room restaurant . Snorkeling is a great way to view them, but you can also take out a kayak or stand-up paddleboard and watch them glide underneath. (As always, treat the sharks and other wildlife with respect and approach them gently.) 

2. Marvel at Blue Whales 

It’s not often that you can get an up-close look at the largest animal ever known to have existed. But that’s what you can look forward to by setting out from San Diego on a blue whale-watching excursion . Several outfitters here offer trips to San Diego’s sparkling offshore waters on fully equipped whale-watch vessels, and their crews are experts in spotting the migrating blue whales and filling passengers in on whale facts. Seeing one of these massive mammals gliding through the ocean is bound to be the memory of a lifetime. 

3. Fly with a Bird 

San Diego is believed to have the biggest number of bird species of any place in the nation, with more than 500 calling this region home. Among them are several species of raptors — the magnificent birds of prey whose numbers include falcons and owls. At Sky Falconry , which operates out of a 40-acre ranch in the mountain community of Alpine, you can not only learn about but interact with raptors, through such offerings as falconry lessons and “Hawk Walks.” And if you’d actually like to fly with one of these birds, check out the adventure sport known as “parahawking” at the Torrey Pines Gliderport in La Jolla. Not only will you get a chance to soar above the ocean bluffs in a tandem paraglider, but the folks from Fly With a Bird can arrange to have a falcon fly freely by your side, giving you some stunning company as you glide through the wild summer blue. 

4. Explore La Jolla’s Tide Pools 

With 70 miles of Pacific coastline, San Diego offers all kinds of options for tide-pool exploration. And a great way to start your summer tidepooling adventures is by getting connected with Birch Aquarium at Scripps, which not only has its own man-made, on-premise tidepools (complete with hands-on animal encounters), but hosts tours of the nearby La Jolla tide pools. From silky-soft anemones to spiny urchins and scuttling crabs, the tide pools teem with fascinating life, and exploring them is a fun way to spend a summer’s day. 

Bonus Wildlife Encounter: San Diego Bay’s Sea Lions  

La Jolla’s not the only favorite spot for San Diego’s pinnipeds (seals and sea lions) to kick up their flippers and take a little swim break. If you’re on a boat in San Diego Bay, you can also spot them lounging on the floating bait barges south of Shelter Island, not far from the harbor entrance. You might even find a few barking their welcomes to boat traffic as they hang out on the channel-marker buoys. Book a harbor cruise or other boat excursion to get some of the best views. 

5. Scope out Seals and Sea Lions 

From the storied Seven Caves to the historic Children’s Pool, the beautiful shoreline of central La Jolla is a popular place for visitors — and not just of the human variety. Healthy populations of seals and sea lions are common sights on the area’s pocket beaches and rocky promontories, as they snooze in the sun and congregate for pupping season. It’s fun to view them from a safe distance, but it’s also important to remember not to disturb these animals, and to let them be wild. The city has permanently closed the Point La Jolla section of coast near La Jolla Cove, so be on alert for signage indicating which spots are safe to visit. And be sure to consult the Sierra Club’s viewing guidelines for more info. 

6. Trek to an Animal Sanctuary 

Sometimes animals need a little help to thrive, and that’s the mission of the San Diego Animal Sanctuary and Farm , which hosts more than 200 rescued animals at its 20-acre property in Alpine. The farm is open to the public for a modest admission fee; visitors can feed, touch and visit with many of the animals, as well as learn about sustainable farming and other practices. There’s even a stand with farm-fresh produce to purchase, so you can enjoy a summer picnic on the farm and then maybe loaf under the oaks as you enjoy the cool mountain breeze. 

7. Meet the Marine Life at SeaWorld 

SeaWorld San Diego is known around the globe as a world-class attraction that features thrill rides, marine-life exhibits and much more. For a more up-close experience with the park’s amazing sea creatures, SeaWorld also offers a collection of special animal encounters. Whether you dream of getting in the water with dolphins or belugas or meeting sea otters and seals in their element, there’s a program custom-made for you. And best of all, these offerings support SeaWorld’s extensive wild-animal rescue programs. 

Ultimate List of Homeschool Days in Southern California 2023

A unique part of homeschooling is the ability to go out into the community and learn first-hand about a specific subject that you are passionate about.  Whether you live in a small town or a big city, there are many opportunities for children of all ages to explore and learn.  And there’s definitely no shortage of great museums , historical sites, gardens , theaters, parks , festivals, and farms to visit in Southern California.

But just in case you were wondering where to start, here’s a list of 25+ Homeschool Days in Southern California to help you plan your next adventure!

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25+ homeschool days in southern california.

Homeschool Ice Skating Day at Aliso Viejo Ice Palace , Aliso Viejo

The Aliso Viejo Ice Palace is dedicated to providing you with the finest experience on ice skates.  Their rink serves south Orange County with public skating, freestyle skating, birthday parties, broom hockey, skating lessons, and hockey for all ages.  They also have a homeschool ice skating day on Mondays.  Sign ups are not required.

Homeschool Days at Aquarium of the Pacific , Long Beach

Unique for homeschoolers, the Aquarium of the Pacific offers special Homeschool Days once in the fall and once in the spring tailored just for homeschool students and their families.  No other classroom-based school trips are booked during this time.  The Aquarium’s educators set up engaging learning stations that allow homeschoolers of all ages to experiment, investigate and explore marine habitats and concepts.  In December, they also host a Homeschool Holiday event.

Homeschool Day at The Autry Museum , Los Angeles

A few times a year The Autry Museum in LA hosts homeschool days for the community.  Various programs and classes are available on these special days.  Check their website for updated information.

Homeschool Days at The California Science Center , Los Angeles

The California Science Center strives to provide homeschool students with opportunities to explore science in fun and unique ways.  The Center offers programs for both individual homeschool students and large groups alike.

On select days throughout the school year, the Center invites homeschool students to visit on Homeschool Days and explore a variety of science concepts.  Each day the Center features age-appropriate activities that are held in their educational classrooms and the Big Lab.  Classes are offered for students based on the following age ranges: 5-6, 7-8, 9-10, 11-12, 13-16.  Sessions in the morning are from 9:30 am to 12:00 pm and session in the afternoon are from 1:00 pm to 3:30 pm.

Homeschool Day at The Children’s Museum of La Habra , La Habra

In January, The Children’s Museum of Habra welcomes Homeschool families to discover, learn and play at the museum.  For a discounted price (children under 2 are free), homeschoolers can enjoy 10,000 square feet of interactive exhibits during their less crowded season.

Homeschool Public Skate & Hockey at Corona Inline , Corona

Homeschool Public Skating and Hockey at Corona Inline takes place on the first Monday of every month from 2-4pm, as well as the third Thursday of every month from 10am-noon.  The cost which includes skate rentals.  Skate assists are available for an extra fee; hockey gear not included.

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Homeschool Day at Descancso Gardens , La Canada Flintridge

Spend the day at Descanso Gardens exploring nature with your own focus and at your own pace.  These self-guided visits for homeschool students are available three times throughout the school year.  Free of charge, but advance registration is required.  Call for more information.

Homeschool Days at The Discovery Cube OC , Santa Ana

Discovery Cube welcomes homeschool families to use the Cube as a teaching tool.  They periodically offer special discounts, offer exclusive workshops and other unique opportunities for homeschool students and their parents.  Call for more information.

Get Air Surf City , Huntington Beach

Get Air Surf City offers homeschool hour every Wednesday. The trampoline park offers a variety of jump areas plus a newly remodeled obstacle area, foam pits, a dodge ball area, a basketball area, and a toddler zone. There is no formal programming here, but kids love the free jump time and always leave sweaty.

Rockin’ Jump , Santa Ana

Enjoy Rockin’ Jump as your preferred venue for physical activity! Let the kids jump on our numerous trampolines, climb our rock wall, and battle it out with friends on our X-Beam all while they enjoy fitness disguised as fun. We offer numerous activities and special programs all aimed to support a healthy outing for jumpers of all ages.  Homeschool hours are every Monday, Thursday & Friday from 1:00pm – 3:00pm. Homeschool Jump discount not available on School Holidays, School Closure Days or Summer Break.

Homeschool Classes at the Fleet Science Center , San Diego

The Fleet Science Center makes it super easy for homeschool students to book a Science Workshop.  Choose from any one of their many workshop topics and call (619) 238-1233 x806 to book a date that works best for you.  Advance registration is required.  The workshop fee includes the workshop itself and gallery admission for students only.  There is a minimum of 10 students per class.  One adult chaperone per 10 students is also required.

Homeschool Days at Fort Cross Old Timely Adventures , Julian

Fort Cross is a family owned and operated outdoor education center nestled in the beautiful mountains of San Diego County.   They offer living history and a variety of other educational programs that involve music, art, survival skills, team building, and agriculture workshops.  Throughout the year, they host specific homeschool field trip days.

Homeschool Days at The Irvine Park Railroad , Irvine

Every April, The Irvine Park Railroad hosts three homeschool field trips days as a part of their annual California History Education Program at The Irvine Regional Park.  Tickets go fast!  Registration opens in January.  The field trip includes a train ride, a mine shaft tour, a water wheel demonstration and panning for gold.  For the 2022-2023, they are not hosting homeschool days though.

Homeschool Adventure Fest at Irvine Ranch Outdoor Adventure Center , Orange

Once or twice a year, the Irvine Ranch Outdoor Education Center opens it’s doors to homeschoolers and invites you and your children (ages 5-13) to learn how Scouting can enhance your child’s educational experience with engaging, hands-on learning.  Lunch and kids activities are provided at a nominal cost. Call for more information.

Homeschool Days at Kidspace Children’s Museum , Pasadena

Kidspace Children’s Museum Homeschool Days take place once in the fall and in the spring.  Each student is invited to participate in one of the museum’s signature Discovery Programs along with other homechoolers.  There is no fee for accompanying adults.  Siblings not participating in the program pay the regular museum admission.  No minimum number of students required to sign up.  One adult must be present for every 5 students registered.   Call for more information.

Homeschool Field Trips at The LA Arboreteum , Arcadia

The LA Arboreteum offers two field trip options during the school year to enhance a homeschool students’ educational experience. These options include their Self-Guided and Guided field trips.  They require all groups to have a minimum number of 10 students to make a reservation which qualifies you for free student entry, Monday-Friday during the school year.

All groups, including homeschool self-guided and guided tours are required to have a minimum 1:10 ratio of adults to children for supervision purposes.  Adult chaperones are admitted free of charge up to a ratio of 1:5.  Any adults without an Arboretum membership over this ratio are $9.00.   Students up to 18 years old/12th grade are free with a reservation.

Homeschool Day at La Brea Tar Pits and Page Museum , Los Angeles

The La Brea Tar Pits & Museum offers four days each school year when Homeschoolers can come free of charge.  Each Homeschool Day has an assigned theme with free drop-in activities designed to help you and your students get the most out of their exhibits.

Any student receiving academic instruction at home for grades PreK (3 years old) through Grade 12 and his/her educators qualify for free admission on Homeschool Days.  Proof of homeschooling and advance registration is not required.  Parking is $15.  Stay tuned for upcoming dates for the 2019-2020 school year.

LA County FairKids Field Trip Program , Pomona

LA Country FairKids field trips are on Wednesdays through Fridays throughout the season.  Admission and parking is free for any homeschooler in preschool – high school.  Teachers and chaperones are free too.

The LA County Fair opens three hours early at 9 am on field trip days for children to participate in controlled fun and educational activities related to agriculture, art, science, literature, California heritage, and life on a real farm.  All programs are also grade-level and subject specific.  If you’re looking to beat the crowds, the first week of FairKids and Wednesdays have the lowest attendance.

LEGOLAND California Homeschool Days , Carlsbad

LEGOLAND California offers a discounted rate for California Home School groups, on weekdays during regular Park hours in September – June.  Tickets are $28 Adult or Child for admission to LEGOLAND, and $33 Adult or Child for admission to LEGOLAND and SEA LIFE Aquarium, for verified Home School-serving Charters or Home School families.

You need to have a party of at least 10 people to purchase tickets to attend Homeschool Days at LEGOLAND California.  Guests arriving in family groups must show Home School verification at Guest Services to redeem offer.  Payment required in advance.

Staff-led, family-friendly education workshops are also available.  Workshops must be booked in advance when reserving your tickets.

Homeschool Days at The Mission San Juan Capistrano , San Juan Capistrano

Join The Mission San Juan Capistrano every 3rd Wednesday of the month for Homeschool Family Day.  The discount package includes child admission, an audio tour, panning for gold, adobe brick making, koi fish food, Mission Clubhouse ID card and Mission Passport.  You must book your visit and purchase admission at least 1 week in advance.  Call for more information.

Homeschool Days at Natural History Museum of Los Angeles , Los Angeles

The NHM of LA offers four days each school year when Homeschoolers can come free of charge.  Each Homeschool Day has an assigned theme with free drop-in activities designed to help you and your students get the most out of their exhibits.

Homeschool Days at Pretend City Children’s Museum , Irvine (currently on hold)

On the third Friday of the month, Pretend City host a Homeschool Dayand offers a special discounted rate of $9.00 per child or adult to visit the museum.   Homeschool students have unlimited access to Pretend City’s 17 interactive exhibits offering learning through fun experiences.

All of their educational exhibits develop foundational math, reading, and science skills, while fostering curiosity and inspiration, creativity, critical thinking, problem solving, organization, teamwork, self-confidence and socialization.

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Homeschool Days at Riley’s Apple Farm , Oak Glen

Riley’s Apple Farm is currently celebrating 35+ years of apple growing where families are entertained with old fashioned harvest fun,  Their apple picking season runs Labor Day thru Thanksgiving Weekend.

Riley’s Apple Farm hosts Homeschool Days in the spring and fall.   During a tour, students enjoy a hands-on living history tour of the apple farm from 10 am – 2 pm.  Advance reservations are required.

Homeschool Day at Riley’s Stone Soup Farm & Hertitage Orchard , Oak Glen

Riley’s Stone Soup Farm & Heritage Orchard is a century old, family owned and operated vintage apple orchard.  They engage in preserving a heritage community through heirloom growing, educational programs and artisan culture.

Riley’s Stone Soup Farm & Heritage Orchard hosts Homeschool Days in the spring and fall.  Enjoy the daily adventures of a homesteading family, learning from their skills and crafts in an interactive tour.  Like many pioneering and rural families, the traditional education of children was conducted in the home and on the farm.

They welcome Home School families to their historic farm for a unique learning experience without the need for group minimums.  All programs are by reservation only.  Programs offered are the California Pioneer, Founding Farmers, Farmland Adventure and Harvest Homestead.

Homeschool Ice Skating Classes at The Rinks – Lakewood Ice , Lakewood

Lakewood Ice offers a weekly homeschool learn to skate class.  Call for more information.

Homeschool Day at Six Flags Magic Mountain , Valencia

In October, Six Flags Magic Mountain in Valencia invites homeschool families from across Southern California to attend Home School Day and enjoy all day park access to the park’s thrilling rides and attractions.  Call for more information.

Homeschool Ice Skating Day at Westminster Ice , Westminster

Westminster Ice has a homeschool ice skating day on Mondays.  Call for more information.

Homeschool Field Trips at SeaWorld San Diego , San Diego

Enhance your home education program with an Instructional Field Trip to SeaWorld.  The program provides students with an unforgettable day of exploration as they connect to wildlife and the world we share.  The field trips begins right on time at 9:30 a.m. and ends sharply at 1:30 p.m.  The field trip includes an educational animal presentation and a self-guided viewing of SeaWorld’s animal habitats.  On the day of the visit, each adult chaperone will also receive a Field Trip Guide to facilitate learning.

UNofficial Homeschool Day at Disneyland , Anaheim

The first ever UNofficial Homeschool Day at Disneyland was held in 2007.  Anyone who homeschools or uses other alternative types of education are invited to come and hang out at the park with their fellow homeschoolers.   The main part of the event is the picture in front of the castle at 2 pm sharp.  Don’t miss it!

Happy Field Tripping!

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Wednesday 1st of February 2023

Hi, I'm wondering if "proof" of homeschool is needed to attend these events? My son is just entering Preschool and we are considering homeschool so I'm new to all of this. Thanks for the info!

Friday 3rd of February 2023

No, most do not.

Friday 12th of August 2022

Hi. Do you have this in a printable list?

Monday 26th of September 2022

I do not. Sorry about that.

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The best campgrounds near San Diego, according to campers

Posted: May 3, 2024 | Last updated: May 3, 2024

Highest-rated campgrounds in San Diego, according to Yelp

Camping is a growing leisure activity with no signs of slowing down. According to KOA's 2022 North American Camping report, close to 57 million households in the U.S. and Canada took at least one camping trip in the last year, with tent camping being the most popular way to sleep outdoors.

There are many factors to consider when planning a camping trip, including the amenities. Car camping usually means driving up to your campsite, which allows campers to haul a few more amenities to the campgrounds. These sites may offer electrical outlets, public restrooms (including showers), and a grill or fire pit for cooking. RV camping and cabin rentals may also have these amenities within their unit.

On the other side, backcountry or primitive camping usually involves hiking into a campsite with few to no amenities. For example, at primitive sites, campers may need equipment light enough to carry to their campgrounds. They may also need to hang toiletries to keep wildlife away and treat their drinking water.

The National Park Services manages campgrounds inside 130 park units across the United States. Each state also manages parks with campgrounds, and there are a myriad of privately-owned campgrounds too. According to the North American Camping report, more than half of people tend to camp within 100 miles of their home, but there are endless options for where and how to camp.

People typically must reserve a campsite ahead of time, up to a year in advance for some of the most popular sites. To help you get a head start on planning, Stacker compiled a list of the highest-rated campgrounds in San Diego using data from Yelp . Rankings factor in the average rating and number of reviews. Keep reading to see if your favorite spot made the list.

#5. Alberts RV Rental

- Rating: 2.0/5 (14 reviews) - Address: 863 Grand Ave San Diego, CA 92109 - Categories: RV Rental, RV Dealers, Campgrounds - Read more on Yelp

#4. Mission Bay RV Resort

- Rating: 3.5/5 (164 reviews) - Address: 2727 De Anza Rd San Diego, CA 92109 - Categories: Campgrounds, RV Parks - Read more on Yelp

#3. Campland on the Bay

- Rating: 3.5/5 (604 reviews) - Address: 2211 Pacific Beach Dr San Diego, CA 92109 - Categories: Campgrounds - Read more on Yelp

#2. San Diego Metro KOA

- Rating: 3.5/5 (305 reviews) - Address: 111 N 2nd Ave Chula Vista, CA 91910 - Categories: Campgrounds - Read more on Yelp

#1. Silver Strand State Beach Back Bay

- Rating: 4.0/5 (6 reviews) - Address: 5000 California 75 Back Bay Coronado, CA 92118 - Categories: RV Parks, Campgrounds - Read more on Yelp

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