As one of the oldest sections of the ever-splendid San Diego County, Escondido is at once a globally renowned destination and a sublime place to call home. Its prime location in North County supplies its residents and visitors with scenic views of the mountains, hills, lakes, creeks, and orchards. The wonderful year-round weather renders it a haven for outdoor enthusiasts and agricultural mavens.
Escondido’s downtown district is ripe with world-class venues, from vibrant breweries to quaint cafes that have been around for nearly a century. Exclusive estates, complete with top-of-the-class amenities and breathtaking vistas, round out the allure of this cultural mecca.
One of the beauties of Escondido is that it boasts one of the most dynamic populations in San Diego County. From young, thriving professionals to community-focused retirees to bustling families with children, this booming city has a welcoming, electrifying energy. You’ll frequently find your neighbors and friends savoring the area’s perennially perfect climate, whether they’re hiking on one of the region’s spellbinding trails, swimming in a glimmering lake, or golfing on a championship course.
Escondido has a diverse culinary landscape where nearly everything your heart desires can be easily — and deliciously — satisfied. Stone Brewing World Bistro & Gardens is just as appetizing to the eyes as it is to the palate, with a range of artisan beers, Buenafiesta margaritas, and elevated pub fare. Ahi poke nachos with sriracha mayo and avocado crema, carne asada street tacos, and pale ale mussels with shaved fennel are just a few of the gems you’ll find on their inspired menu.
Escondido residents often savor elegant dinners at Vintana Wine + Dine, which offers a swank interior and staggering views from its penthouse perch. Here, you can dive into a plate of sesame-crusted brie with honey-roasted garlic, sample coconut sea bass, and indulge in an apple tart with calamansi ice cream and caramel. Authentic Mexican dishes take center stage at the beloved Cocina del Charro, while Welk Resorts has its own array of memorable eateries.
Shopping is a pure joy in Escondido. Its historic downtown features unique boutiques housed in vintage Victorians and a slew of stand-out restaurants, bars, and galleries. North County Mall offers several well-known retailers.
Escondido flourishes with pleasurable activities. One of its biggest claims to fame is the internationally celebrated San Diego Zoo Safari Park. Spanning over 1,800 acres, this mecca for wildlife houses some of the most exquisite animals on the planet — 3,600, to be exact, including rhinos and giraffes. Daley Ranch is also striking and unforgettable with its 3,500-plus acres of untouched land and magnificent trails.
Kit Carson Park is an optimal spot to take your children for some outdoor play, while Dixon Lake offers serenity in spades. When you’re in the mood to soak up San Diego’s fantastic arts, culture, and history scene, there’s the opulent California Center for the Arts, Escondido, and the Mingei International Museum in nearby Balboa Park.
School-aged children who live in Escondido are educated under the Escondido Union School District. A few of the most acclaimed schools in the region include:
151,443 people live in Escondido, where the median age is 35.7 and the average individual income is $31,640. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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Escondido has 50,456 households, with an average household size of 2.96. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. Here’s what the people living in Escondido do for work — and how long it takes them to get there. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. 151,443 people call Escondido home. The population density is 4,055.24 and the largest age group is Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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