San Diego in March?
We're planning spring vacation and are currently choosing between Tucson and San Diego. We're leaning towards San Diego because that's where we saw nice houses to rent. I'm familiar with Tucson, but not at all familiar with San Diego. There are lots of cool houses, but I have no idea whether or not they're in nice areas or not. A cool house in the red light district won't be fun...
Any ideas you have on nice suburbs to stay in, or nice areas right in San Diego would be appreciated. On the beach would be nice, although I'm sure it will be too cold to swim. I know my kids will want to make sand castles though.
Thanks in advance.
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There are a lot more nice communities in San Diego than there are bad ones. The beach communities are all great. Pacific and Mission Beaches tend to draw the college kids at Spring Break though. Coronado is awesome. Inside of the city limits of San Diego, I would reccommend La Jolla and Del Mar for a great stay.
Also, a little bit farther north are the suburbs of Solana Beach, Cardiff, Encinitas, and Leucadia. These are all excellent places to vacation. Good luck and have fun!!
Hands down San Diego would be the best choice for a vacation, however, it is much more expensive. To rent a house out here is way up there. The closer to the beach, the more expensive. Any beach house is going to be in an area where there are party people, it just goes with the area. Most also are pretty suburban and have nice established neighborhoods. I would stay away from El Cajon, SpringValley, Barrio Logan, - all have good areas and really not good areas. North Park, South Park, Hill Crest, Mission Hills, Del Mar, La Jolla - those are all good areas for the most part. Compared to other cities, there are many good areas and not so many terrible areas. Just get references.
one thing you may want to add is a budget. Let us know what your price range is.
The person who said North park is right on, for a couple. But for a family a little... different. Not a bad neighborhood. Lets just say Liberache would feel comfy.
For your needs (without knowing a price) try Coronado Ocean Beach, Pacific Beach, Del Mar, or La Jolla.
Those range in average to high end, all are close to the beach or beach neighborhoods.
Chula Vista, is a little in land, but not bad,Imperial Beach, is a nice area too, but not as nice as other beaches.
Really, no real bad areas of San Diego.
Even in the poor neighborhoods crime really isnt as bad as Los Angeles or New York.
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Well i know the perfect place. Its clairmont! I used to live their and i am 10 yrS old now. its up on a hill canyon view i guess its nice. Lots of kids But la jolla house wow. La jolla its mostly a beach for kids so ya that would be an excelent place to be