Family recreational centers ca in Aptos, California

Welcome to Seacliff Center RV Park, located at 234 State Park Drive in Aptos, California. Our RV park offers a peaceful and scenic retreat for travelers looking to explore the beauty of the Central Coast. Nestled between the stunning Seacliff State Beach and the charming town of Aptos, our park provides easy access to outdoor activities, shopping, dining, and more. At Seacliff Center RV Park, guests can enjoy spacious RV sites with full hookups, clean restrooms and showers, laundry facilities, and a friendly staff ready to assist with any needs. Whether you're looking for a weekend getaway or an extended stay, our park is the perfect home base for your California adventure.

Welcome to Rancho Del Mar Shopping Center, your premier shopping destination located in the heart of Aptos, California. Nestled at 140 Rancho Del Mar, our vibrant shopping mall offers a diverse array of stores and services to meet all your shopping needs. Whether you're looking for the latest fashion trends, unique gifts, or everyday essentials, you'll find it all at Rancho Del Mar. Our shopping center is home to a variety of retailers, from well-known national brands to charming local boutiques. Enjoy a delightful dining experience at one of our many restaurants and cafes, offering a range of cuisines to satisfy any palate. With ample parking and a convenient location, Rancho Del Mar Shopping Center is the perfect place for a leisurely shopping day with family and friends.

Welcome to Lone Tree, an enchanting gateway to The Forest of Nisene Marks State Park, located at Aptos Creek Fire Road, Aptos, California. Nestled just four miles north of Aptos, this park offers a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of nearby towns and beaches along Highway 1 near Santa Cruz. Immerse yourself in the lush beauty of second- and third-growth redwoods that stretch from sea level to the dramatic coastal mountains. Visitors can enjoy 30 miles of trails ideal for hiking, jogging, or biking through a rugged semi-wilderness landscape. The park is a testament to nature’s resilience, with its redwood forest gradually healing since the logging era ended in 1923. Today, The Forest of Nisene Marks stands as a monument to regeneration, honoring its namesake, Nisene Marks, whose family generously donated the land to the state in 1963.