Join us at Mission Trails for a fun and festive holiday shopping event that benefits the park. Holiday Marketplace to Benefit Mission Trails Regional Park Shop local this holiday season at Mission Trails Regional Park! The annual Holiday Marketplace brings local makers and vendors together for a weekend of holiday shopping at the Mission Trails Regional Park Visitor Center. Visitors can find unique gifts, support local businesses, explore the Visitor Center and make a Mission Trails outing out of their holiday shopping. Best of all, 30% of each vendor’s gross sales goes directly to the Mission Trails Regional Park Foundation (MTRP Foundation), helping support and enhance Mission Trails Regional Park. 2026 HOLIDAY MARKETPLACE Dates: Saturday, November 14 and Sunday, November 15, 2026 Time: 9 a.m.–3 p.m. both days Location: Mission Trails Regional Park Visitor Center One Father Junipero Serra Trail San Diego, CA 92119 The event is free. 2026 VENDORS This year’s Holiday Marketplace will feature local artists, makers, bakers and small businesses offering ceramics, jewelry, art, baked goods, home decor, paper goods, woodworking and more. Participating vendors include: Open Studio Sea to Summit Ceramics Chrysanthemum Art San Diego Sourdough Bakery Folk Project Two Hermanas Muxu Creations Jodie Talmadge Woodburned Art Juliana Tipton Design SAVAGE BEE-CHES Olly’s Baked Assortments (O.B.A.) Raíz Chocolate Out West Ceramics Ingrained West Woodworks Bradbury-Bennett Moonwinks Woodworking Tina Evangelou PARKING + SHUTTLE Parking at the Mission Trails Regional Park Visitor Center fills quickly, so Holiday Marketplace visitors are encouraged to use our satellite parking and free shuttle. Satellite parking will be available at the southernmost end of the Keil’s Food Store shopping center parking lot in San Carlos, near the intersection of Jackson Drive and Navajo Road. Please park between Ace Hardware and Primos Mexican Food and take the shuttle to the Mission Trails Regional Park Visitor Center. Please do not park directly in front of Keil’s Food Store or any of the other storefronts. Those spaces need to remain available for customers of the businesses in the shopping center. Mission Trails Regional Park on Facebook/Instagram
