Kids' Travel Guide - San Diego: The best of San Diego with fascinating facts, fun activities, useful tips, quizzes and Leonardo!

I grew up in San Diego, every Cinco de Mayo was a school trip to Old Town, field trips to Balboa Park and it's museums came with treasure hunt like worksheets, and the Safari Park (called the Wild Animal Park back then) gave the animals acres to roam, and play hide and seek on, where the Zoo left the animals feeling cramped in comparison. (After seeing animals in recreations of their natural habitats, spread out on dozens of acres, even a world famous zoo pales in comparison to a kid.). This book hits those highlights in a fun way, it seems to gloss over the original mission vs. the recreation down by old town that most tourists go to thinking is the real one, and the book makes Catalina sound a lot closer to San Diego than it felt to me before I could drive... but they probably don't have an Orange County book, the choosing things for an LA book can't be easy, so I imagine that's how Catalina ended up here.

This book is great for kids that already know how to read and it’s actually teaching them how to use a travel guide too. I like that kids can get away from their electronical devices. Could be great for homeschooling resource even if you don’t plan to visit. I downloaded 3 guides until now: Los Angeles, San Diego and Washington, DC (the latest). My kids enjoyed each and every one of them. I plan to purchase the physical books also

we used this books as a unit study prior to our visit to san Diego. it was informative and gave us great ideas of where to visit during our trip.

I was really impressed with the amount of information about San Diego in this kid’s book. Kids are engaged as they learn and have fun at the same time. I would definitely recommend this book to anyone looking to teach or learn about different places, in a fun way!

I gave this book to my grandson who was taking a trip to San Diego. I hope he enjoyed it.

My daughter had so much fun with this book on our trip!

I like the book. Very good for my kids.

Not at all what I had hoped for. There is little to no history or information about San Diego-1 page. It is certainly interactive and in a workbook format.