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Hi,
I reserved a spot in San Elijo - inland and South Carlsbad SB-bluffside, because I couldn't decide and there were 2 cancelations at once. We are camping with 3 kids, 8mos, 3 and 5. We want them to be able to ride bikes, play in the ocean and be safe. Would you recommend one over the other? I need to cancel one of them.Thanks!!!
Hi Hannah,
I wish all questions were this easy!
You should cancel the South Carlsbad Bluffside, and be sure to let me know when you do. Why? SO I CAN GET IT!
I hope you figured out that I was kidding. The bluffside sites are clearly superior, and the views, especially at sunset, are nothing short of spectacular. And there are fences, so you don't have to worry about little ones falling over the bluffs (unless they climb over the fence)Cancel the San Elijo Inland and have a GREAT time!
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| Comment | Thank You. I knew I was lucky to find a bluffside site for the 3 days we wanted! | ||
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Steve Summers
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