As the summer draws to a close, many families are trying to sneak in a vacation before school starts. Unfortunately, the COVID-19 pandemic has forced many tourist destinations to temporarily close their doors. Others are still open but at limited capacity. Most outdoor resorts remain open, as the risk of transmission is lower since the guests are outside. Here’s what to expect from family beach vacations in San Diego.
What Facilities Remain Open in Outdoor Resorts in San Diego?
In most resorts, the outdoor facilities are still open. Visitors can still rent camping sites, walk along the beach, play along the waters and walk around the grounds. They can also go biking and drive around the local areas. However, the indoor areas are more restricted. Dining halls typically have limited hours and require customers to eat outside. Most events have been canceled, and some indoor facilities like arcade rooms have closed down altogether. People planning family beach vacations in San Diego should plan to spend most of their vacation outside, as indoor time has been strictly limited.
To learn more about planning a beach vacation in San Diego, contact Campland at (858) 581-4260. The Campland website offers a list of all the facilities the resort has to offer and lets you know which facilities are open and which ones are closed. You can also reserve a camping site through the website. The site also has information on renting equipment like boats and bicycles to further enhance your experience.