Clean-up & Improvement Project
The Clean-Up of De Anza Cove is Underway
De Anza Cleanup & Improvement Project
Great news! On November 14, 2022, we started the remediation and removal of the abandoned mobile homes. We are moving forward on our Coastal Development Permit to clean up and improve De Anza Cove.
This includes:
- Asbestos abatement and the safe removal of 169 abandoned mobile homes at De Anza Cove.
- Clean up of landscaping.
- Repair and improve the bike/pedestrian trail opening up coastal access to the public.
- Adding 147 interim campsites in the northern section of Mission Bay RV Resort.
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Back in June 2019, the San Diego City Council approved the Short Term De Anza Cove Clean-up Project. Mission Bay RV Resort’s management remains committed to moving forward with this project. We’ve been hoping to get started on this project ever since that day. On July 13, 2022, we finally received approval from the California Coastal Commission to begin the project. November 13, 2022, we accepted the Coastal Development Permit issued by the California Coastal Commission to begin work. The clean-up is well underway!
Aerial Before & After Photos of the De Anza Cleanup Effort - 2/10/23
Project Goals:
1. Ensure a safer, healthier environment
Before Clean-up
After Improvements
By cleaning up and removing 169 abandoned mobile homes, many of which contain asbestos, we can ensure a safer, healthier environment. This clean-up effort is a win-win for both wildlife and people.
Before Clean-up
After Clean-up & Improvements
2. Renovate the existing pool & clubhouse
Before
After
Update: We have completed the renovation and reopening of the De Anza pool and hot tub. The clubhouse with game room is also open to our guests.
3. Open coastal bike and pedestrian paths
Current Condition
After
This effort will expand opportunities for the public to connect with nature. The existing bike paths will be repaired, expanding the 19 miles of Mission Bay Park pathways. This will enhance opportunities for people to enjoy this part of the Bay, improving connectivity throughout the entire park.
4. Add 147 interim campsites
Before Clean-up
After
This effort can increase the number of campsites for the public to enjoy affordable overnight accommodations. The campsites will utilize existing home spaces and utilities, efficiently repurposing existing infrastructure.
The Clean-up and Improvement project has received overwhelming support from city officials, community leaders, citizens, and visitors who care about making this beloved corner of Mission Bay safer, more accessible, and more environmentally secure.
Mission Bay RV Resort has begun the remediation and removal of the mobile homes. We are starting in the section closest to the golf course and will move toward Mission Bay as we progress. We are grateful for the overwhelming support we have received for the project from the public and supporters like Friends of Campland.
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