Stay in shape in Seaside, California

Located on 3rd Street in Encinitas, California, the Encinitas Boathouses are a unique sight to behold. These two towering structures, resembling enormous boats, stand out among the quaint beach houses and cottages in the area. Built in the late 1920s by architect Miles Kellogg using salvaged timber from a local bathhouse and the historic Moonlight Beach Dance Parlor, these boathouses have never set sail. Instead, they have served as homes for landlubbers for decades. With 19 portholes, mariner's wheels, and a quirky starboard list, the SS Encinitas and SS Moonlight showcase early California courtyard architecture and vernacular design associated with Historic Highway 101. Each boathouse measures 15 feet tall by 20 feet long and offers around 1100 square feet of living space.

Pattullo Swim Center is a state-of-the-art aquatic facility located at 1148 Wheeler Street in Seaside, California, United States. Our center offers a variety of programs and services for swimmers of all ages and skill levels. Whether you're looking to improve your technique, stay in shape, or simply have fun in the water, we have something for everyone. Our experienced staff is dedicated to providing a safe and welcoming environment for all patrons. Come visit us at Pattullo Swim Center and dive into a world of aquatic enjoyment!

Welcome to Frank Valley Horse Camp - Equestrian Group Tent Campsite (GFVH), your perfect retreat nestled in the stunning landscapes north of San Francisco's iconic Golden Gate Bridge. Located in the heart of California's 94941 area, our campground offers a unique blend of lodging and park amenities, making it an ideal destination for nature lovers and equestrian enthusiasts alike. Perched near the majestic Mount Tamalpais State Park, our campsite provides easy access to a plethora of outdoor activities. Whether you're hiking through cool redwood forests, exploring oak woodlands, or relaxing in open grasslands, the natural beauty surrounding GFVH is simply unparalleled. Capture breathtaking vistas from Mount Tamalpais's peaks, offering views of the Farallon Islands, Marin County hills, San Francisco Bay, and beyond.