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About Solana Beach, CA 92075

Solana Beach, California 92075 is a charming coastal community located adjacent to Del Mar to the south and Cardiff to the north. With approximately 12,700 residents, this North San Diego County community is probably best known for its sandy beaches, surfing and swimming, Fletcher Cove, the train station, excellent school district, Cedros Design District and laid back atmosphere.

In addition, Solana Beach offers dozens of eclectic shops, golfing, nightlife, and a nice selection of restaurants and pubs. Of course -- as Del Mar's neighbor -- Solana Beach residents also get to take advance of their close proximity to the Del Mar Thoroughbred Club, the San Diego County Fair, and more great beaches and dozens of other restaurants and boutiques.

Solana Beach is a prestigious, yet comfortable, seaside community with all types of homes, from well-worn beach bungalows to ocean view condos to luxury beachfront estates. Because of its location, most homes offer beautiful views of either the sandstone canyons or the beautiful blue Pacific. Residents and visitors alike have access to white sandy beaches, the best in fine dining, a never-ending list of boutiques, ongoing world-class events and an opportunity to watch stunning sunset nearly every evening.

And don't forget, Solana Beach has incredible year round weather with an average temp of 62 degrees in the winter and 77 in the summer. Below are just a few key attractions that make Solana Beach a popular destination.

Cedros Avenue

For a small community, Solana Beach has a lot to offer at Cedros Avenue -- a 3-block long stretch with nearly 85 boutiques, unique shops, galleries and restaurants. Cedros Avenue is a charming street and is home to many architects, builders, designers and interior decorators. In addition, you can find salons, day spas, yoga or Pilates studios, and shop for just about anything. While the main theme is home decor and furnishings, you'll also find plenty of clothing and accessory boutiques, various art works and galleries, and whimsical gifts and imports. Plus, on Sunday's they hold a Farmer's Market from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. where you can shop for locally-grown organic fruits and vegetables, fresh flowers, or eat at one of several fresh-grilled food vendors.

Solana Beach Schools

The Solana Beach School District serves about 3,000 students across six elementary schools (Solana Vista, Skyline, Solana Santa Fe, Solana Highlands, Carmel Creek and Solana Pacific). A seventh school, Pacific Highlands, is in the planning stages. After elementary school, students can attend Earl Warren Middle School, or several private schools. And, high school students can attend Torrey Pines High School, Canyon Crest Academy or San Dieguito Academy. Both the middle and high schools are under the authority of the San Dieguito Union High School District. Students in these school districts have consistently ranked near the top in the county in testing and several schools have been recognized at the state and national level for various achievements. Learn More About Solana Beach Schools

Fletcher Cove Beach Park

Fletcher Park is located at the end of Lomas Santa Fe about two block west of Hwy. 101. It's a fairly quiet, beautiful park with a nice grassy area, several rest rooms, lots of palm trees, a kid's playground, volleyball, shuffleboard, basketball, showers, picnic tables and a mini-amphitheatre. The park overlooks Fletcher Cove and the Pacific Ocean, and there's a paved path that gives you easy access to the beach. Parking (free) can sometimes be a challenge, but you can almost always find a nice spot on the beach. Many events are also held here in the summer months.

Tide Beach Park

This park is located at the north end of Solana Beach and is very secluded because it is hidden by bluffs and usually only accessible by a staircase. Tide Beach Park is a fun place to explore tide pools and offers good surfing because of a large reef called Table Tops. It's also a good place to swim, surf-fish and snorkel. The beach is fairly wide at low tide but almost disappears at high tide. It's a nice sandy cove if you just want to catch rays or read on the beach. Parking is free on the streets and there are seasonal lifeguards. There are no facilities.

Seascape Shores

You'd probably never find this beach access point unless you walk along South Sierra Avenue at a leisurely pace. This beach access spot is about two to three blocks south of Fletcher Cove and gives you a nice private spot on the beach. Parking can be a challenge and there are no facilities, but the sandy, private beach is well worth the effort.

Dog Beach

Dog Beach is on the south end of Solana Beach adjacent to the river mouth. It's possibly the nicest "dog beach" in the entire world. Bring Spot for a run in the surf and some doggie socializing. Note that there are limitation as to when you can bring your pet, especially in the summer.

Belly Up Tavern & Nightclub

The Belly Up Tavern is a live-music and entertainment venue located on South Cedros. There's never a dull moment at the tavern with a nightly selection of top bands and entertainment. The place is casual and fun. Next door is their restaurant, the Wild Note Cafe, so you can grab a bite before going out dancing, drinking and socializing.

Nearby Attractions

While Solana Beach has more than enough to keep you busy year round, there's also plenty to do nearby. Del Mar has Seagrove Park and Powerhouse Park, perfect for picnics, swimming and surfing; Torrey Pines State Park is just 10 minutes south and has a 2,000 acre reserve with hiking and bird watching, and it also has a great beach for surfing and swimming. And, of course, there's the Del Mar Thoroughbred Club which brings 43 days of horse racing and incredibly fun events each summer from late July to early September.

Surfing

Solana Beach attracts lots of surfers -- both beginners and experienced alike. Some access points include Fletcher Cove, Seascape Shores, Tide Beach Park and Dog Beach. Solana Beach is a popular surf spot because it has decent surf -- and there are plenty of places to eat or grab a beverage afterwards.

Golf

Solana Beach has two very nice golf courses: Lomas Santa Fe Country Club, a 18-hole, par 72 Billy Bell-designed championship course; and Lomas Santa Fe Executive Golf Course , an 18-hole, part 56 course.

Train Station

Solana Beach has a train depot station that services Amtrak, the COASTER and The Breeze (bus routes).

Solana Beach Houses, Condos & Other Real Estate

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