What's nearby

The best thing about Crown Point is how much you can reach without getting in the car. Here is what our guests actually use, roughly in order of how far you have to go.

On foot, a few blocks

Grab the wagon and go.

Crown Point Beach

A couple of minutes down the street. Calm bay water, gentle sand, and fire rings for a bonfire once the sun goes down.

Fanuel Park

The playground the little ones ask for. Right on the bay, with grass, picnic tables and shade.

The bayside path

A paved walking and cycling path that runs right along the water from the end of the block. Flat, car-free and stroller-friendly.

PB Express Market & Liquor

The corner store, two blocks away, for milk, ice cream and the thing you forgot. 3503 Ingraham St.

They do not mind if you bring the bike inside.

Crown Point Coffee

The neighborhood cup, a few blocks away. More about it here.

The Grounds Bean Bar

The other local coffee option, a short walk at 1571 La Playa Ave.

Coffee & smoothies

3510 Ingraham St #101. Worth checking the hours before you walk over, they keep a short day.

The burger place on Ingraham

3786 Ingraham St. It is a bar, so 21 and over, which makes takeout the move with kids. Call ahead on (858) 273-9140.

Paved walking and cycling path running between the grass and the water at Mission Bay

On the bikes

There are adult bikes and kids scooters in the garage, and the bayside path starts practically at the door. It is flat the whole way, which matters when you are towing a six-year-old.

Two rides worth doing:

  • The short one. Up the bay to Fanuel Park and back, with a stop at the playground.
  • The full loop. All the way around Mission Bay. Give it a couple of hours and pack water.

Pacific Beach is a straightforward ride up the path if you want Garnet Avenue, the pier, or breakfast out.

Eating out

The places we send guests to.

Where What for Getting there
Kono's Cafe
704 Garnet Ave
Breakfast at the Pacific Beach pier. Big portions, long queue, worth it. Bike or drive
Catamaran Resort Dining on the bay without leaving the neighborhood. Short ride
JRDN at Tower 23 Sunset over the ocean. The one to book for a proper evening. Bike or drive
The burger bar
3786 Ingraham St
The best burger close by. 21 and over inside, so order it to go. Walk
Better Buzz & Starbucks When you want the chain and you want it fast. Short drive

Groceries. Ralphs is 1.8 miles away for a proper shop. For anything smaller, the corner store two blocks away will cover it, and there is a second fridge in the garage if you buy for the week.

On the water

Mission Bay is the calm, sheltered side, which is what makes it good for kids and good for anything with a paddle or a motor.

Adventure Water Sports rents jet skis and wave runners locally, and there is kayak, paddleboard and boat hire around the bay. The Mission Bay activities guide goes through the options.

A row of jet skis moored at a dock on Mission Bay, available to rent nearby

A short drive

The big ones, all close enough to go back to the house for a nap.

5 minSeaWorld San Diego
10 minBelmont Park
15 minLa Jolla Cove
20 minBalboa Park & the Zoo

Twenty kid-friendly attractions near the house →

Map of the Crown Point and Mission Bay area of San Diego showing nearby beaches, parks, coffee shops and restaurants

Where you will be

Crown Point sits on the north-east corner of Mission Bay, tucked between the water and Pacific Beach. Quiet residential streets, the bay at the end of the block, and everything above within a short ride.

We send the exact address and your entry code once your stay is booked.

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