The luxury RV resort, meanwhile, boasts nearly 200 full hook-up RV sites and almost 50 tiny house rentals at the posh location. With a community pool, splash pads, indoor and outdoor fitness centers, free WiFi and more, the new resort makes for a great spot for staycation.
The completion of the new RV luxury resort allows for the master plan’s next project – the upcoming Gaylord Pacific Resort and Convention Center, which will be located on the site of Chula Vista’s old RV park. It’s slated to include 1,600 hotel rooms, a convention center with four ballrooms and public amenities like retail space.
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The effort to engineer a world-renowned destination on Chula Vista’s coast is on firmer financial footing with the recent approval of contracts that lay the foundation for construction of a billion-dollar resort hotel and convention center.
Thursday, Port of San Diego commissioners voted unanimously in support of multiple financing agreements that spell out how the agency and its partner, the city of Chula Vista, will not only foot their portion of the bill $328 million in upfront public funds but share in future proceeds. Taken together, the actions memorialize a complex financial arrangement that will help bring to life the key components of what’s known as the Chula Vista Bayfront Master Plan.
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Some of San Diego’s most celebrated bayfront destinations Seaport Village and the Coronado Ferry Landing are governed by an unfamiliar entity with power that, in 2021, will prove more consequential than ever.
Formed by the state in 1962, the San Diego Unified Port District spans 34 miles of coastline from Shelter Island to the border. The land was granted to the agency to hold on behalf of the public; it includes tidelands in San Diego, National City, Chula Vista, Imperial Beach and Coronado. It’s a self-funded, non-taxing entity governed by a board of seven commissioners who are appointed by their member cities.