Glen Eden versus De Anza Springs?
Does anyone have any suggestions on which one is better between
Glen Eden and De Anza Springs? I will be visiting San Diego in
second week of August. I am a single male and have heard good
things about both resorts. Which one has a younger crowd? Which has
more activities? I am going to be there for 3 days and need to pick
one of the two resorts. Any thoughts or suggestions?
Thank you AndyDi and DesertRat for your informative responses. Both resorts are appealing for various reasons. Although I have not decided which one yet, I am leaning towards GE, as I'd like lot of people, and activities. Plus I hear that GE has tennis courts too. I'd love to play tennis.
Another question: Does GE have people there even on a Monday and Tuesday? I will be going there from a Sunday to a Tuesday in August, so I was hoping there would be people there on the non-weekend days too. How does DeAnza compare on non-weekend days?
Also, any thoughts on how welcoming those two resorts are to single males? I have heard that DeAnza is more welcoming to single males than Glen Eden, though I don't know how true that is. I called GE, and know that they welcome single males.
But was just wondering if anyone has any thoughts on that front?
Just a quick report back. I did visit Glen Eden couple of weeks ago, and had a great time. The place is so wonderful, and the people were very friendly and welcoming. I can't wait to go back and visit sometime in future.
lol.......well Andy..........show up on the volleyball court next time and ask to play. Unless you are at least "B" level, the 'professional' players will become unhappy with you very quickly and some may even stop playing because you are playing 'jungle ball'. Once you are done being discouraged here, you can walk over to 'snob hill' where the 'high society' lives in the fancy trailers and they can put you down even further. Your ONLY solace will then be to walk the trail to the top of the hill, sit down on the bench, look down towards the pool area where everyone congregates, and contemplate life. Yes there certainly are some friendly people (check out indooor water volleyball) but there are also some real snobs. At least at D'Anza you can go out and really get lost hiking in the desert.