Anza-Borrego Desert State Park

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Maverick and Marilyn's Historic Log Cabins ★★ ** Rates from: $105	Apple Tree Inn ★★ ** Rates from: $95
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International Lodge Rates from: $69.95	Holiday Inn Express Palm Desert ★★ ** Rates from: $77.99

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Attractions near to Anza-Borrego Desert State Park

San Diego Zoo An absolute blast and a must-see. One of the most famous zoos in the world – its stunning array of animals is waiting for you.	Desert Hills Premium Outlets The shopping mecca of the Palm Springs area! More than a hundred stores selling great range of goods at amazing prices.
SeaWorld San Diego A combination of a theme park and an aquarium. Enjoy the rides, dolphin and whale shows and much more. Fun for the whole family.	Painted Canyon You can easily tell by the name – this place is special for its richly colored rocks. A spectacular sig­ht!
Balboa Park This enormous park is a must-visit while here. The museums, a golf course and the stunning nature are just some highlights.	Boomers El Cajon This place welcomes families to enjoy a fun-filled afternoon playing mini golf, go karting, riding bumping boats and many more.
USS Midway Aircraft Carrier This enormous giant can be completely toured – and that is an experience not to be missed. Perfect for both kids and adults.	Three Sisters Trail At 8.6 miles, this trail belongs to the longer ones in the park. It will take you through the Lava Beds wilderness to the Skull Cave.
Eagle and High Peak Mine Take the tour of the defunct mine complex and learn all about the industry. An exciting adventure that is not to be missed.	Hot Springs Mountain With its 6,535 feet, it's the highest point in San Diego County. No need to bring an oxygen bomb, but you will be rewarded with impressive views.

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