Although Pacific Beach is a mecca for night life, the coffee houses, nightclubs, comedy spots and late-night restaurants are clustered mainly along Garnet Ave. and Mission Blvd., close to the beach.

Within blocks, through a quieter PB, emerges a “small town” casual, friendly, laid-back atmosphere. Mom-and-Pop businesses abound. Here it seems everyone walks, bikes or skates, enjoying the ocean breezes and everyone is smiling!

Off Soledad Road & Loring Street, this park is named for the horticulturist Kate Sessions. Over looking Mission Bay and the coastline from Pacific Beach to Mission Beach, this has been a favorite of locals for picnicking hiking kite flying walking, enjoy the ocean breezes native plants and trees.

There is a play ground for the kids with plenty of grassy area for them to play.

This park on East Mission Bay Drive is the largest of it’s kind (4,600 acres), 27 miles of bayfront and 17 miles of oceanfront beaches. You will find picnic tables, boat rentals, docks, and launches, playgrounds, This is San Diego’s most popular place to bike, ride, skate, jog, or play a hot game of volleyball.