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Felicita County Park

Escondido, California

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These stones, used by the Kumeyaay people, are over 1,000 years old and were used to grind acorns into flour!

The park is named after Felicita La Chappa, a Kumeyaay woman who lived in the area during the 19th century.

The park's scenic beauty was featured in the 1970s TV series 'The Six Million Dollar Man'.

This intriguing labyrinth is a modern creation, offering a peaceful path for meditation and reflection.

The garden is designed to attract and support local butterfly species, making it a vibrant spot for nature lovers.

Felicita County Park is near the site of the 1869 gold discovery that sparked a mini gold rush in Escondido!

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