Address: 1000 Gunpowder Point Dr, Chula Vista, CA 91910, USA
Phone: +16194095900
Sunday: 10AM–5PM
Monday: Closed
Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday: 10AM–5PM
Thursday: 10AM–5PM
Friday: 10AM–5PM
Saturday: 10AM–5PM
Sheila Worley
Inexpensive fun and educational place. Love the variety of aquatic/ reptile tanks inside. They have the stringray/shark exhibit. You are able to pet the stingrays as it was built over 20 years ago it is a little challenging for kids to reach over and touch them. Beautiful small bird esturar.
Natalie Graber
Such a fun little outing. We had a lot of fun. I will be back. Next time with a picknik lunch. I like how we were able to park and the shuttle picked us up. That was very helpful.
Ms. H
Great, unexpectedly educational experience for my family. The visit was interactive and the exhibits were excellent. It was not a big space but there were exhibits of marine animals, birds, reptile, small sharks, rays, and sea turtles. The view was also gorgeous. To get here, you must park at the small lot on E (don't pass it or it will take you a while to make a u turn from afar) and take a shuttle. The shuttle comes about every15 min.
Chami
Great place to take your children! Lots of things to see & learn. It’s fun & exciting just an all around great place to enjoy your day with kids! One of my favorite things to do with my son! He loves it
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Yes, you can bring all the snacks, drinks and food you want they have a nice deck with benches.
https://www.thelivingcoast.org/about-us/admission/
There's a parking lot right as you enter, with a shuttle to the main building.
Not sure about senior pricing, as it's not posted. However, for ages 3-12 its $11 Adults are $16
Yes it is 10%
Hi, we don't sell native plants but we do have a beautiful Native Pollinator Garden which can give some great inspiration for which native plants to plant in your own garden.
Hi Anabel, thanks for asking! Right now, we are estimating being able to reopen in the spring. During our closure, we are offering private weekend group tours if that's something you're interested in. You can find more information at thelivingcoast.org/coronavirus.
Hi Jose, we are currently closed. Even when we reopen, you cannot hold an eagle. I don’t think any reputable wildlife organization would permit that. Thanks for reaching out.
Not really. In the gift shop there are a few bags of chips or snack like foods and maybe a few canned drinks. You are allowed to bring your own
Yes, almost all of the Living Coast is wheelchair accessible and our shuttle does have a wheelchair lift. If you have any specific concerns, please give us a call and we'd be happy to accommodate.
Yes, we offer a private animal encounter where you can feed the stingrays. Our website has more information and you'll want to book it in advance.
Yes. $16 for adults, $11 for children (age 3 - 12), free for children 2 and under.
http://www.thelivingcoast.org/events-calendar/ They are open
$54 if your youngest is under 2. If over 2 it'll be $65.
They don't have wheelchairs but they do accommodate
There's a free shuttle, and parking is free as well 😊 there is no parking inside the gates because the land is a nature preserve. Only school buses park all the way inside.
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