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Originally posted by GrayFal
Try for Four Seasons Aviara for golf in October.....
But, DH wanted to go to Palm Springs!! We'll see, I am re-thinking the entire vacation.
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I'd love to!!! But, DH wanted to go to Palm Springs!! We'll see, I am re-thinking the entire vacation.
Angela
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The California Coast is absolutely wonderful in October. September and October miss the crowds but usually get the great weather. There is a lot of golf in the San Diego area.
Originally posted by GrayFalTry for Four Seasons Aviara for golf in October....."If a Nation expects to be ignorant and free in a state of civilization, it expects what never was and never will be.... If we are to guard against ignorance and remain free, it is the responsibility of every American to be informed."
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What would be a good timeshare to stay in in San Diego, that I could snag in II ? Just in case...
Originally posted by 4ARedOctoberAngela
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Carlsbad is close enough. Four Seasons Aviara.
Or see this thread. I am not that familiar with II.
http://www.timeshareforums.com/forum...esorts-ii.html"If a Nation expects to be ignorant and free in a state of civilization, it expects what never was and never will be.... If we are to guard against ignorance and remain free, it is the responsibility of every American to be informed."
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San Diego has the best climate in California so most of the year is a good time unless we have big rain storms but they don't last that long. We hardly have had any this winter so that's why we are having so many fires already so early in the year.
Angela, if you can snatch the FS Aviara, you are in for a real treat. I stayed a few nights there a few weeks ago. You will love staying here.
Also, October is our favorite time staying on the coast as it is still warm but not too crowded.
PS. Also read this great thread that John posted.Comment
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Thanks Emmy....I will take a look at the link. I was just wondering what timeshares, are actually in San Diego. Of course I would love to stay at the FS, and then there's also the Marriott. Would you know how far these resorts are from San Diego? Thanks!!
Angela
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There IS a reason why Palm Desert/Springs is a tough trade during March.
I would not risk the courses in Oct if that is the sole purpose of your visit. It is a pleasant time to stay if golf isn't the reason.
Now SCal coastal in October is a dream.Lawren
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The Marriott NCVs are way too far if you want to stay in San Diego but is OK if you want to go there for a day but there is so much to see in the San Diego area too so you will need more time.
The FS Aviara is only 15 miles away. There are timeshares in SD but others will comment on that because I have never been to or seen any there yet.
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Our friends stayed in November and the Marriott golf courses were closed when they were there. I once found a web site where they have this information but I can't find it now. I will look some more.Originally posted by lawren2 View PostComment
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Still looking....
Palm Springs Golf, Palm Springs Golf Courses,Palm Springs California
This link is helpful for you.Comment
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Yeah, I don't think it's worth the risk of the weater, and the golf courses, being closed. I will talk to DH about So Cal.
Originally posted by lawren2 View PostAngela
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Emmy....Thanks, good to know that FS is only 15 miles away. The only thing is that I'm not sure that I can get in there. You know how that works....I might get lucky, but I would also need a back-up.
I am going to take a look at the golf link that you provided for Palm Springs, too. Thanks !!!
Originally posted by iconnections View PostThe Marriott NCVs are way too far if you want to stay in San Diego but is OK if you want to go there for a day but there is so much to see in the San Diego area too so you will need more time.
The FS Aviara is only 15 miles away. There are timeshares in SD but others will comment on that because I have never been to or seen any there yet.Angela
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I would call some of the numbers of where you would like to play. They have it scheduled already, I am sure. I can't find the link now as I have been looking till now. I thought I had it bookmarked for friends who are interested in playing golf too in that area.Originally posted by ArtsieAngI am going to take a look at the golf link that you provided for Palm Springs, too. Thanks !!!
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Does anyone know how far these resorts are from San Diego? I ask because I think I can one of these two, pretty easily. Also, any preference? Thanks!!
Lawrence Welk Resort Villas • LWR & LW2
Escondido, California
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Riviera Oaks Resort and Monarch Grand Vacations at Riviera Oaks Resort • ROK & MOK
Ramona, CaliforniaAngela
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Escondido is closer, but it's still going to be pretty warm there. I wouldn't take Riviera. Haven't stayed there, but it's close to one of my home resorts San Diego Country Estates. It's a good 30 to 45 minutes from San Diego. And the last time we were there, there was pretty much nothing else out there.Originally posted by ArtsieAngLuanneComment
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