San Diego Central

Del Cerro/San Carlos • Kearny Mesa/Serra Mesa Linda Vista • Mira Mesa/Miramar • Mission Valley Old Town • Scripps Ranch

Ringer’s Roller Rink

6060 Federal Blvd. www.ringersrollerrink.com Let the good times roll during family skating sessions at this outdoor roller rink between Oak Park and Lemon Grove. The colorful murals around the rink make a perfect backdrop for memorable photos. Check website for sessions with a live DJ.

Del’s Hideout

5351 Adobe Falls Rd. 619-255-8175 www.cohnrestaurants.com/ delshideout

Come for the tasty Texas-style barbecue and comfort food, and stay for the flat-screen TVs, arcade games and kids’ play area. Kids eat free on Wednesdays with adult entrée purchase.

Mission Trails Regional Park

One Father Junipero Serra Trail 619-668-3281www.mtrp.orgOriginally home to the Kumeyaay Indians, Mission Trails offers visitors an escape from city life with over 60 miles of hiking trails, camping and boating, equestrian trails, guided nature walks and a visitor center.

San Diego Police Museum

4710 College Ave.619-726-6151 www.sdpolicemuseum.comLearn about the history of San Diego City law enforcement starting in 1889. Exhibits include the “Fallen Officer Memorial Wall,” “Patch Wall,” “Birth of SDPD” and more. Limited hours Wed.–Sat.

Kearny Mesa/Serra Mesa

Casa Machado Restaurant

3750 John J. Montgomery Dr. 858-292-4716 www.casamachadomex.com

This popular Mexican restaurant overlooks Montgomery-Gibbs Airport, offering the opportunity to watch planes take off and land while dining. Kids love it!

Randy’s Donuts

3737 Murphy Canyon Rd. www.randysdonuts.com

World-famous Randy’s Donuts (from LA) has made its way to San Diego. Randy’s has been serving up delectable donuts for 70+ years.

Linda Vista

San Diego Skateworld 6907 Linda Vista Rd. 858-560-9349 www.skateworldsandiego.com

Public skate sessions for all ages (17 & under must be accompanied by an adult) at San Diego’s favorite indoor rink.

Originally home to the Kumeyaay Indians, Mission Trails offers visitors an escape from city life with over 60 miles of hiking trails, camping and boating, equestrian trails, guided nature walks and a visitor center.

San Diego Police Museum  4710 College Ave.  619-726-6151   www.sdpolicemuseum.com   Learn about the history of San Diego

Convoy District

On and near Convoy St., between Hwys. 805, 163 & 52 www.convoydistrict.com

If you love Asian cuisine, don’t miss San Diego’s Convoy District! Choose from ramen, pho, dim sum, sushi, dumplings and more. Popular dessert cafes include Mngo Café, Boba Bar, Sul & Beans, Iceskimo, Bing Haus and more.

Tecolote Canyon Natural Park & Nature Center 5180 Tecolote Rd. 858-581-9944 www.sandiego.gov/park-andrecreation/parks/osp/tecolote Originally home to the Kumeyaay Indians, Tecolote Canyon offers 6.5 miles of nature trails and exhibits about local animals and plant life in the nature center.

Mira Mesa/Miramar

The Great Room Escape

9340 Dowdy Dr. #105

619-988-3733 www.greatroomescapesandiego.com

Work together to solve a series of riddles and challenges while racing against the clock. Teams have one hour to escape! Ages 6 & up (best for 16 & up). Also at this location: Axe Throw San Diego.

Mesa Rim Climbing Center

10110 Mesa Rim Rd.

858-201-4411 www.mesarim.com

No experience required for this indoor rock-climbing experience. Basic climbing techniques and safety are taught. Reservations encouraged. Also in Mission Valley and San Marcos.

Mira Mesa Lanes

8210 Mira Mesa Blvd. 858-578-0500 www.miramesalanes.com

Grab your friends and family for public bowling sessions or join a youth bowling league.

San Diego Ice Arena 11048 Ice Skate Pl. 858-530-1825 www.sdice.com

Indoor ice arena offering public skating sessions, youth ice hockey, and Family Fun sessions on Saturday and Sunday afternoons.

SomiSomi 9168 Mira Mesa Blvd. 858-397-2658 www.somisomi.com

Stop by for Korean-inspired soft serve in a signature fishshaped waffle cone. Also in the Convoy District (Kearny Mesa) and UTC (La Jolla).

Mission Valley

Civita Park www.civitalife.com/park-and-rec-center

7960 Civita Blvd.

This expansive public park has two playgrounds, a giant slide, wide open spaces, picnic tables, splash pad and a tunnel featuring a beautiful San Diego mural. Park on Community Way for closer access to the playground. Farmers market on Saturdays.

A taste of San Diego history Old Town

www.oldtownsandiego.org

Learn about California's birthplace and San Diego’s fascinating past at this hotspot of immersive history and family fun! Spend the day at Old Town San Diego State Historic Park, where you’ll find Mason Street School (San Diego’s first public schoolhouse built in 1865), a working blacksmith shop, Seeley Stables Museum, original adobe buildings and charming shops at Fiesta de Reyes that sell Mexican folk art, jewelry, pottery and more.

Embark on a journey through San Diego’s haunted past as storytellers share historic ghost tales at the infamous Whaley House Museum. Wrap up your day listening to festive mariachis while enjoying a meal at Casa de Reyes, or head to Old Town Mexican Café, where authentic Mexican food and hand-pressed tortillas are served up daily.

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