DeAnza Springs Resort
There was a group for DeAnza but the owner has been off line for three years so I decided to create a new group. DeAnza Springs is the largest and one of the newest clothing optional resorts in North America. Situated on more than 500 acres of high desert (at 2600 feet) in Eastern San Diego County, it is ideal for year-round vacationing.The Resort is comprised of 311 spacious RV sites, most with...
Hiking at De Anza
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The trails are not exactly marked, but many are pretty obvious. They do have a binder in the sitting room across from the office that has some trails described in it. The map they give you is almost useless (about a 35th generation photocopy). From the office, there is a very nice trail SE (right). You will go by an old movie set and then past the water towers (tanks), you can follow a pretty easy trail up to some great views and beautiful rock formations.
From the opposite side of the resort, there is a trail that takes you by an abandoned train, for an easy yet very pretty hike, you can follow the train tracks. They lead across bridges and through a tunnel. Remember your water, it is warm out there. It is also a good idea to tell the office you are going out hiking and check back in with them, just to be safe - if you don't come back, they send someone looking. There are also sensors located around for illegal immigrants and Border Patrol are very quick to respond. Don't worry, they don't mind if you are naked, and you can't get into any trouble. The office knows where many of them are and can warn Border Patrol, they are pretty far away though.