Stacey R. • June 19, 2015Great way to spend a day. You really do need at least one whole day to explore. Wear comfy shoes and be prepared to enjoy a wonderful blend of plant life, flowers, art, exhibits and more.
✨Elizabeth✨ F. • June 11, 2020My favorite neighborhood park to walk the dog, take in a beautiful view of the city, or just have a picnic with friends in the grass.
James • August 15, 2011My dogs favorite park in the whole of San Diego because of how big it is. Perfect for any dog and everyone is friendly. Downside: Lack of parking.
ᴡ M. • December 28, 2015A great spot with a wonderful view of the city. A very well kept secret if you ask me!
Alison L. • November 15, 2010Great place to bring a picnic lunch and listen to the bells chime on the quarter hours from the Museum of Man ( w/c you can see in the distance)
Miriam G. • August 14, 2014Easily the best way to get from one end of the park to the other. Also a lovely way.
Paul H. • March 25, 2013You can't see animals, but it's a great way to travel back to the front of the park.
Jenny V M. • January 19, 2015Excellent park for families to enjoy. The animals healthy and well fed. Recommendation for the bus ride sitting on the right side as the animals look better. Recommended
Aliza C. • March 25, 2012Sundays are busy with families...get to the park by noon to find parking easily
Kristen • January 14, 2014..And the cafe at the Friendship Garden is the only affordable place to eat in all of Balboa Park. Their courtyard is a perfect meeting place as well.
Dan L. • March 19, 2011Park on the street where you can keep an eye on your car. My car was stolen at around 7pm on 3/18 here from the parking lot.
@socalwithkids • August 6, 2011The carousel was built in 1910 by the Herschell Spillman Co, & it’s one of the few operational carousels of it’s kind. There's a fun plane/butterfly ride next to the carousel as well. More info below.
K12 Inc • July 6, 2011Did you know? Like the zoo, and other museums in Balboa Park, the Museum of Man began as “The Story of Man through the Ages,” an exhibit at San Diego's 1915 Panama-California Exposition.
Kali L. • September 29, 2012Make sure to take the pedestrian bridge across Park Blvd and visit the Rose Garden... Yum!
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