Discover, enjoy, and protect Torrey Pines by becoming a member of TPA, the nonprofit environmental organization dedicated to preserving native habitat and increasing appreciation for Torrey Pines State Natural Reserve!
Why do water levels in the lagoon look like they’re always high tide? The lagoon mouth has been closed for some time by a natural sand dam or “sill” formed via wave action.
State Parks tells us that the lagoon mouth has been scheduled to be opened with State operated heavy earth-moving equipment on May 13. This is great news for all life in the lagoon threatened by eutrophication*—the nasty end result of what most of us would call stagnation.
Dear valued Members,
The California Department of Parks and Recreation's (DPR) decision has been made: We at Torrey Pines Association (TPA) may no longer include parking privileges as part of our membership benefits for our new or renewing members. All existing passes -- annual or lifetime -- will be honored until they expire.
Be a Friend of Torrey Pines State Natural Reserve
Be a good neighbor by helping to preserve the integrity of Torrey Pines State Natural Reserve and Los Peñasquitos Lagoon. There are plants you can keep out of your yard that are on the State of California Do Not Plant List. These plants cost thousands of tax payer dollars to remove from our parks. Click here to view our neighborhood flyer.
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La Jolla, CA 92038