Mission Trails Regional
Park this week is reopening Kumeyaay Lake Campground, which was closed
nearly two years ago as a result of budget cuts.
nearly two years ago as a result of budget cuts.
The park’s citizens’
advisory committee is celebrating the reopening with a S’mores bar party and a
performance by a storyteller at 7 p.m. Friday June 13 at the site.
The campground will be open weekends only for overnight use on Fridays and Saturdays for $20 per night.
The campground will be open weekends only for overnight use on Fridays and Saturdays for $20 per night.
Located at 2 Father
Junipero Serra Trail, the campground has 46 campsites. Each has a concrete fire
ring, picnic table, mulch-covered tent area and parking spot.
The 7,000-acre
campground offers shoreline fishing in Kumeyaay Lake for bass, bluegill,
crappie, catfish and carp from sunrise to sunset. A California fishing license
is required.
Mission Trails park includes more
than 40 miles of trails for hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding and other
outdoor activities.
The online camping reservation
system can be accessed at: https://activenet020.active.com/sdparkandrec/
