Spring Valley (San Diego Cnty), CA is a great place to experience the culture and scenery of San Diego County. This suburban community is known for its lovely parks, local eateries, shopping centers, and a wide variety of cultural activities. With its low crime rates and diverse population, it's no surprise that Spring Valley has earned positive reviews from visitors who have come to appreciate the area's laid-back lifestyle. People visit Spring Valley to take in the sights and sounds of the stunning landscape as well as mingle with locals who often offer friendly advice about what attractions to check out next. From diners that serve up delicious comfort food to unique boutiques selling all sorts of knick-knacks, there's something for everyone in this charming little corner of San Diego County.
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The bad far outweighs the good - 5/31/2022
Pros:
-one of the last places in San Diego county that's actually still somewhat affordable. -Gas and rent are cheaper
-Close access to Walmart's, Ross's, and other stores that saves money.
Cons:
-Bad air quality. Often hazy outside. Smells like exhaust and sewage in many areas.
-Trash is overflowing everywhere. Especially on the side streets
-The side streets are very narrow and unsafe to walk on. There are no sidewalks in many places so you'll be walking in the middle of the road.
-Tons of blue collar businesses. I live in-between an auto body shop, a junkyard, and a steel mill. You'll be waking up at 7am to the sound of 60 foot metal planks being hammered and sawed with metal power tools. The workers often blast music and there are no days off so sounds of construction equipment are constantly going.
-places are hard to get in an out of, even with a car. Bad roads, awkward turns, lack of sidewalks...
-Getting on the
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San Diego metro area climate - 7/5/2006
Great weather for outdoor enthusiasts. It's not always 70 degrees outside; we do have seasons; they are just more subtle.
The inland areas can get pretty warm during the summer months, but the humidity is usually low so the heat is still pretty comfortable. Coastal areas are more temperate. Winter is cooler and San Diegans do wear sweaters sometimes! But I think your blood thins, as folks from colder areas of the country can be seen wandering around in shorts even during the winter months of December and January.
Overall the weather is great, and not
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