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Tecolote Recreation Center
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Register Online!
Visit SDRecConnect to conveniently browse a variety of activities offered by the City of San Diego Park and Recreation Department and Community Recreation Groups. It's as easy as One, Two, and Three.
Sign up for an account, find a class or activity, and register!
If you are registering a child for an activity, please do not use the child's information when completing a New Account. Adding family members after successfully creating an account can be completed later.
Please note: An email which includes a confirmation message will be sent after you sign up a new primary account. It is possible the email may go to your junk or spam folder.
The email will include a special first-time activation link. You will not be able to use your new account until you've used this special link!
If you need assistance, please see the Frequently Asked Questions link at the bottom of the SDRecConnect website.
Current Special Events and Activities
Fun for one, fun for all! Check out your local Recreation Center's program guide for more details.
BookNook
The BookNook program is a "take a book, leave a book" gathering place at your favorite recreation center. Share your favorite literature and stories with others.
History of the Center
The Tecolote Recreation Center was built in 1968 on land that in the 1920s and '30s was one of the most popular motorcycle racing areas in the county. In the 1950s the land was used as a dairy farm. The owner of the dairy deeded his 7.8 acres to the City to be used primarily for youth baseball activities.
Directions and Bus Route
From Interstate 5 take the Sea World Drive/Tecolote Road Exit and travel east. Pass Morena Boulevard and the center is on the right.
The center is accessible by bus via SDMTS Route 105.