Tijuana River Regional Park

Tijuana River Valley Regional Park offers more than 1,800 acres of diverse habitats to enhance visitors' experiences – from dense riparian forests along the Tijuana River to coastal maritime sage scrub on top of Spooner's Mesa. Experience the extensive system of trails that link the many habitats in this fertile river valley. You can hike, mountain-bike and ride horseback along 22.5 miles of multi-use trails, or bring your binoculars to track some of the 340 native and travelling bird species at a park that sits beneath the Pacific Flyway. Visit the Bird and Butterfly Garden, located at 2310 Hollister St., where walking paths meander around plants that attract these interesting winged creatures. Another popular feature of the park is the Community Garden at Hollister and Sunset, which provides area residents with a place to exercise their green thumbs. The sports complex at 2487 Sunset Ave. features five ball fields and a multi-use open turf area attracting sports leagues and lovers year-round. By spring 2020, a campground will be added to one of the park’s southernmost viewpoints – nearly a mile from the Tijuana River and Pacific Ocean. Spanning 79 acres, the campground will feature dozens of tent, RV, yurt and equestrian campsites, with nature education opportunities, an amphitheater, a restroom and other amenities. Learn more in the FAQ document. Features: Ranger Station 22.5 miles of multi-use non-motorized trails Community Garden Bird & Butterfly Garden Sports complex Campground – coming soon!