With 70 miles of spectacular coastline, there is always something new and unexpected to experience along San Diego's beaches. From popular Oceanside at the tip of North County coastline to lesser-known Imperial Beach in South Bay, piers dot San Diego's coast, providing opportunities for fishing, walking, seeing the sites, and catching spectacular sunsets. 

Below is a list of 7 piers that are waiting to be discovered along San Diego's coast from north to south.

"It's really difficult to imagine any stadium topping Petco Park — it's simply the best."

Those could well be the words of any fan who's had the pleasure of taking in a Padres game — or a pop concert, or a fireworks show, or college football's Holiday Bowl — at San Diego's beautiful downtown ballpark. But the quote happens to be from a sportswriter with USA Today, which has named Petco Park the nation's best MLB ballpark more times than any other stadium.

It's easy to see why: With stunning skyline views, proximity to the city's sparkling waterfront, awesome food and beverage options, inviting event spaces and much more, Petco is (as USA Today describes it) "the perfect ballpark."

Whether you've made the pilgrimage to the home of the Padres many times or are looking forward to your first visit, here's your complete guide to the Petco Park experience.

From the famous surfing beach of San Onofre in the north to a private marina and cove on Coronado Island in the south, military campgrounds in San Diego offer something for everyone.

San Diego's car cruises, auto shows and vehicle museums are the perfect way to spend a fun day or evening checking out everything from classics to the latest and greatest.