Old Poway Park - Train Rides, old fashioned festivals, a museum, a farmers' market and a variety of community activities are all available at the park. This adventure is great for kids and adults alike.

The Oldest House in "New" Town - Built in 1850, the William Heath Davis House is the oldest house in downtown San Diego outside Old Town. Walking tours of the Gaslamp Quarter begin here.

Visit the Art & Cultural Center in Fallbrook - Here you will find art exhibits, concerts and cultural activities. In six years, the center has hosted over 100 events. The center's Cafe Des Artistes opened in November, 2002.

A listing of San Diego County Local and Regional Parks - Here you will find a comprehensive listing of the parks and recreational facilities maintained by the San Diego County Department of Parks and Recreation.

A Museum in a Three Room Ranch House - The Solana Beach Heritage Museum houses period (1890's) photographs and furnishings.

Visit the Antique Gas and Steam Engine Museum - A whole lot more than a museum, this is a working farm open to the public. Take your RV, the kids and an appetite for homemade pies; there's a weekend of fun available.

Visit a Museum Dedicated to Surfing - Surfing has been part of the San Diego heritage and culture long enough to deserve its own museum. Take extra time and walk to the end of the Oceanside pier to enjoy a snack at Ruby's.

Visit a Museum Rich in Local History - The Whaley House is said to have paranormal activity (although it is a myth that the U.S. Department of Commerce has designated it as such). Look at the pictures and judge for yourself. This museum is rich in local history and houses the first commercial theater in the county, now reactivated 133 years after closing.

Take a Dinner Train at the Railroad Museum - More than a museum, the San Diego Railroad Museum runs operating trains into Mexico. Watch for the return of the steam locomotive #2353.

See Aircraft on Display at Miramar Naval Air Station - The Flying Leathernecks maintain a museum and aircraft display at the Miramar Marine Corps Air Station. The public is welcome; follow directions provided at their website.

Make Music at a Music Museum - View old musical instruments and make music with a digital piano, electric guitar and drums on their interactive musical stage.

See Beautifully Restored Old Fire Trucks - The Firehouse Museum displays firefighting equipment from across the country.

Tour a Ranch House Museum - See an old adobe house-museum and surrounding grounds rich in the history of San Diego.

Tour a Victorian House and Museum - "The Painted Lady" built in 1887 is free to members of the San Diego Historical Society. The admission won't make a dent in your standard of living if you're not a member.

Bag the San Diego Missions - Not quite museums, the missions of San Diego are an intimate part of our heritage. Each mission has its own charm and place in our unique history.

See an Aircraft Carrier Museum - Board an ex-aircraft carrier to see a museum in development.

Learn the Local History of North County - The San Diegito Hetitage Museum concentrates on the 10,000-year history of the area from Del Mar to Leucadia.

Visit the San Pasqual Battlefield The Mexican - American war is featured here. Each December, the battle of San Pasqual is re-enacted.

Visit a Museum in the Gas Lamp District - See an historic museum in the heart of downtown San Diego and take a guided walkiing tour of the restored Gas Lamp Quarter.

See the Source of Karlsbad's Mineral Water - Historic Carlsbad is reviewed here. Select "Frazier's Mineral Well" to learn about the history of Carlsbad's famous mineral water. In the basement of the Alt Karlsbad Hanse House is a museum.