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These pictures are all taken in an abandoned trailer park in my hometown of Vista California. This walk bridge is really pretty. There is a creek that runs the length of the park. The dogs love it here, not many people go here so it’s a great place to let them run off lead.
All the trailers were taken away long ago, leaving just the cement pads they were on. So many different plants have survived over the years. It’s a great place for me to take photos.
After a rain there was a perfect rain puddle with the trees and sky reflected. Of course I had to get a shot of Meika trotting by.
Always on the lookout for those pesky wabbits, here is Maggie Mae and Meika digging under an old buckled cement pad.
The trees that line the creek are big and beautiful, creating a cool canopy.
This fence is along the creek in some places.
Heading to the creek, this shot was taken by my son, of myself, Penny and Meika.
The water is clean and clear, the trees are huge and very healthy. Below is a shot looking out from under a palm tree.
And my daughter in law with her dog below.
We even found this old shuffleboard.
And this Agave trying to make it out from under a cement pad.
These trees are fighting for space around this cement slab and growing over it.
Meika is standing on a group of boulders used as a pestle and mortar by the Native Americans.
So much to explore…
Long ago closed down to motor vehicles this bridge was the entry to the RV and Trailer Park. I loved the blue flowers.
Speaking of flowers, these daisies are doing well. I loved the old tree along with the new flowers.
Even the thistle were pretty.
Below are wild roses, over 15 feet high. They are flourishing!
All and all it’s a great place to explore, and let the dogs run.
Hope you have enjoyed our little walk.
Glad you liked it.
It looks fantastic
Fantastic and a bit sad, I think thats why I like abandoned places.
As with abandoned houses. They are full of wonderful things.
I love exploring abandoned places, just love it.
nice
Thanks again Tran, nice to see you here.
Nice
Thank you
very nice post
Thank you Woody!!
I really enjoyed walking with you in this charming spot! Great photos and engaging prose.
Thank you Norman. The prose is what I am constantly worried about. I try not to sound boring, but I don’t want to come off as a know it all, nor a 10 yr old. So thank you again for mentioning the prose.
Yep, it can be hard to get the balance right. I have eventually come to try and write at a level I’d like read, myself, and hope for the best 🙂
Great photos – that looks like a great outing and the dogs sure seem happy. Cheers
It is their second favorite place to go. Thank you Howard.
Thank you for sharing this post of the park.
And thank you for checking it out!
You are welcome.
Enjoyed this journey, looks like a fun place for the Furbabies!
There are so many rabbits to chase! Thank you Michelle.
Interesting park, love your pics!
Thank you Gina!
Great photos! Nice post!
Thanks Mom!
beautifulllllllll
Thank you!
So much to enjoy. The old bridge, the flowers and the Doberman. 🙂
The photos I took this day are just one level. The bottom level by the creek. They had 3 levels. So much more to explore. Thank you, Doberman looks great doesnt she? Shes a ham.
Nice report, and great shots, regards
Thanks a bunch Oscar!
Mysterious place
We spend a lot of time there. It is mysterious. I always wonder what the people were like, you can almost tell by the long ago gardens planted around each pad.
so nice
Thank you!