Welcome to San Diegos North Shore! Nestled between Buccaneer Beach in Oceanside (San Diego) and the historic Highway 101, Paradise By The Sea RV Resort sets itself apart fromSan Diego and Southern California RV parks with a professional & courteous staff, Full-Hookups, Free WiFi, unparalleled cleanliness and access to miles of beautiful, sandy beaches. Just walk out our beach gate onto the flat, level walkway…and in less than 250 yards you will be able to paddle your surfboard into fun waves, go for a walk up the way to the West Coast’s longest Wooden Pier, go fishing, or just set your chair down in the sand and read your favorite book! San Diego is world famous for its warm and sunny year-round weather and we know that you will enjoy it...

Photo taken February 13, 2018. Crow Buttes, Harding County, South Dakota is the location of the1882 battle between the Crow and Sioux Indians. The sign says:

CROW BUTTES LOCATED IN HARDING COUNTY, WAS THE SCENE
OF A BIZARRE BATTLE BETWEEN CROW AND SIOUX INDIANS IN THE
SUMMER OF 1882. SIOUX MEN RAVEGED A CROW CAMP, DESTROYING
IT AND RAPING THE SQUAWS. WARFARE ENSUED. CROW WARRIORS
LEFT THEIR WOMEN, CHILDREN AND OLD FOLKS AT SAND CREEK
NORTH OF THE BUTTES. FLEEING FOR A BETTER VANTAGE POINT
ON TOP OF CROW BUTTES WITH SIOUX FIGHTERS CHASING THEM.
THE CROWS HAD NO WATER WITH THEM AND BEING SULTRY
WEATHER NO RAIN FELL. THE SIOUX ENCIRCLED CROW BUTTES
AND WAITED PATIENTLY UNTIL THE TRAPPED CROWS DIED FROM
THIRST. SUBSEQUENTLY, THE NEARBY CANYON OF SKULLS TO THE
NORTHWEST WAS FILLED WITH SKELETONS OF SIOUX WHO DIED
LIKE FLIES AFTER CONTRACTING A FEVER FROM THE CROWS.

SIGN COURTESY OF BUTTE CO. HISTORICAL SOCIETY
AND GAME, FISH & PARKS COMMISSION