11 PRIVATE ACRES
Of Fruit Trees
Have the kids pick oranges and squeeze their own juice!
Gather your own fresh eggs every morning. Pet & observe the hens.
BABY CHICKS IN SPRING
Children love to feed the chicken with chicken feed and vegetables provided.
CHILD FRIENDLY
Desert Tortoise Enclosure
FEED THE TORTOISES WITH BROCCOLI
PET THEM ON THE BACK OF THE SHELL
OBSERVE
ESTABLISHED IN 1996
San Diego National Wildlife Refuge
The refuge stretches from Jamul to communities in Spring Valley and eastern Chula Vista. At over 11,152 acres, the refuge is the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s contribution to the Multiple Species Conservation Program (MSCP), a landscape-wide habitat conservation plan to preserve habitat and species while allowing appropriate development. In spring, wildflowers bloom amidst the sage and chamise covered slopes and canyons of San Miguel and McGinty Mountains. The refuge supports open grasslands and cool river corridors. Towering oak woodlands, a habitat type being restored on the refuge, offer shade for visitors walking the trails. The refuge actively restores habitats degraded by prior agricultural uses and wildfire; restoration strategies are guided by ongoing biological surveys and species monitoring programs.
INTERACTIVE PLAY
Rusty, the Friendly Dinosaur
INTERACTIVE PLAY
Rusty, the Friendly Dinosaur
DINOSAUR AND THE SAND PIT
Find Dinosaur Eggs & Bones
POOL VIEW