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O Khayyam
1 reviews on 1 places
Traffic noise and more traffic noise. The park is well maintained, campground clean, sites are reasonably easy to back into. The trails are mostly well maintained dirt roads for park vehicles. The marsh is a mosquito haven; that written, San Diego County does have a mosquito abatement department that should keep them to a minimum.
BUT, the north border of the park is Route 76 where traffic lights are poorly timed and provide an excellent race way for motorcycles racing between red-lights. The western border is shared with a 5 stall fire department with paramedic vehicles.
The drive between I-5 and the park found us spending more time waiting for traffic lights than driving.
If you're OK with traffic noise and sirens, this is your place. If you're looking for a quiet place, don't waste your time.
BUT, the north border of the park is Route 76 where traffic lights are poorly timed and provide an excellent race way for motorcycles racing between red-lights. The western border is shared with a 5 stall fire department with paramedic vehicles.
The drive between I-5 and the park found us spending more time waiting for traffic lights than driving.
If you're OK with traffic noise and sirens, this is your place. If you're looking for a quiet place, don't waste your time.