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Just 40 miles east of San Diego there’s a 25,000-acre oasis made up of rolling hills, meadows, mixed conifer and deciduous trees, large streams, and waterfalls. Cuyamaca Rancho State Park is one of the highest areas in San Diego County, with Cuyamaca Peak topping out just past 6,500 feet. This scenic park is a result of a rancher’s 1933 land sale to the California State Parks system. The acquisition provided work for the Depression-era Civilian Conservation Corps, whose work still remains today despite the destructive 2003 Cedar Fire that burned much of the park.
Cuyamaca Rancho State Park has a rich history all the way through the present day. Geologic history hints that these mountains were once similar to the Andes and has recent volcanic activity. The Kumeyaay people lived in numerous villages throughout the park for centuries, resisting assimilation by Spanish missionaries. The land was eventually purchased from the Kumeyaay as ranchland in the mid-19th century, right before gold was discovered in the Cuyamaca Mountains. The short-lived gold rush did produce a lot of ore, most of which was extracted from the park’s preserved Stonewall Mine at Cuyamaca Lake. Visitors enjoy exploring all of this history, along with its beautiful hiking, vistas, and wildlife. You can see it all for yourself by booking an RV in San Diego County.
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