The Society of Exchange Counselors is a real estate marketing association focusing on making real estate a business driven by client relationships. The society includes professional commercial real estate brokers, managers, developers, and financiers with a passion for creating great relationships.
University Lutheran Church is located across from UCSD. It is a small church with a traditional structure. The courtyard and entryway are heavily shaded with oak trees. For further information about the congregation, visit University Lutheran's website.
Mount Soledad Presbyterian Church is surrounded by large grass fields. It is housed in a contemporary structure with mission style outdoor hallways. Please call for more information about the congregation.
Windansea Beach is a beautiful beach most known for its scenery. It has large sandstone rocks along the beach, which can provide some privacy for sunbathing. It is a popular destination for surfing due to the underwater reefs.
La Jolla Lutheran Church welcomes visitors to stop by and feel like part of an 'extended family.' Sunday worship is at 9:30 sharp. Pastor Mark has been heading this congregation for 14 years. There is also a Sunday School available immediately following the children's sermon. Feel free to dress casual or dressy for the services. There is a free parking lot available to all guests and members.
Torrey Pines Christian Church has a large campus with a beautiful fountain in the middle. It also has larg courtyards in between buildings.
Kellogg Park has the distinction of being directly on La Jolla Shores Beach, an advantage that grants it phenomenal views, and makes it a popular destination for scuba divers due to the calm seas. Additionally, Kellogg Park clearly makes an effort to appeal to families, with a large grass field, total ban on alcohol, and a playground near the beach. Truly a valued and beloved park for San Diegans and tourists, Kellogg Park is highly rated for the cleanliness of its restrooms and beautiful views of the ocean.
Parking and public transportation at Kellogg Park
Parking is plentiful in the lot at Kellogg Park, but it is notable that the gates close at 10 p.m. No trolley is currently available in the beach areas of San Diego.
Best and worst time to go to Kellogg Park
Specific hours for Kellogg Park are 4 a.m. to 10 p.m., and there may be a strong breeze since the park is near the ocean. However, normal daytime hours will almost always be perfect for Kellogg Park.
Admission to Kellogg Park
For general visitation the park is free, but to get a permit and use the park for special events, find detailed information at this number: (619) 235-1169.
Must see and do at Kellogg Park
- Walk around the boardwalk and take photos of the beach views.
- Use the field and picnic facilities to have a quick workout, lunch, or social meeting.
- Use the beach launch to go scuba diving, or to go out in a kayak or paddleboard.
Other places to visit near Kellogg Park
Regents Pizzeria
A highly rated pizza restaurant nearby Kellogg Park, Regents Pizzeria is known locally for its excellent New York style pizza.
Birch Aquarium
To learn more about a wide-variety of sea life, check out the nearby Birch Aquarium. The Birch Aquarium features exhibits that explore corals, sea horses, and tropical fish, among other ocean life.
George's at the Cove
If fine dining is within your means and interests, then George's at the Cove will not disappoint. California modern is the theme of their menu, which includes entrées like local sea bass, yellowtail, and short ribs.
Insider tip for visitors to Kellogg Park
Part of being a San Diegan involves trying a wide-variety of adventurous activities which are available at all times throughout the year. For example, La Jolla Kayak is just down the road from Kellogg Park, making it easier than ever to rent a Kayak, launch it at Kellogg Park, and go paddle out to those La Jolla Caves you've been hearing about.
Author's bio: After a seven year career in the US Navy, Nicholas Napier completed his MBA and settled in California. He's published over 40 articles as the San Diego Fitness Trends Examiner, and regularly contributes as a freelance writer to various companies.
Formed in 1950, the La Jolla Town Council is an organization that provides a forum for discussion, debate, and action on local issues and concerns. It then advises different levels of government on such issues.
The Town Council hosts regularly scheduled meetings on the second Thursday of the month at 5pm at the La Jolla Rec Center. It also hosts a variety of other activities including SunSetters, an opportunity for business owners and other community leaders to meet in a social setting.
Membership to the Town Council can be purchased on the website.
La Jolla Presbyterian Church is an institution that focuses on getting residents committed to God and nurturing relationships. It was founded in 1905 by a group of families. In 2003, the church built a new congregational life center, administration building, two levels of underground parking and expanded its youth facility. La Jolla Presbyterian Church offers its traditional Sunday service at 8:45am, a comtemporary Sunday service at 10am and a traditional service at 11am every week.
Ellen Browning Scripps Park overlooks the ocean and La Jolla Cove. It has several trees and a large grassy field for picnicking and activities. It also has benches and picnic tables. It is a popular location for events and weddings.
La Jolla Historical Society is located on Eads Avenue and Prospect Street, one block from the ocean. It is situated within a historic cottage that was built in 1909. The organization maintains books, magazines, newspapers and over 10,000 photographic prints.
Congregation Beth El is a Jewish Synagogue, school and library. It is set on a large campus with separate buildings for each.
St. James-By-The-Sea Episcopal Church is located on the corner of Prospect Street and Eads Avenue. It offers child care, study groups, youth programs and ministry opportunities.
Housed in a small, mission-style building, Congregational Church of La Jolla is one of the oldest churches in the town. The church belongs to the denomination known as the United Church of Christ. Its services use a traditional style and format, with traditional hymns rather than contemporary music.
