Rancho San Diego Association Club House

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10050 Austin Dr

Spring Valley, CA 91977

+1 (619) 464-1221

http://www.rsda.org

Rancho San Diego Association is comprised of 429 acres, of which 229 acres are beautifully landscaped with green belt and xeroscaped areas. We are a self-managed association with an onsite management office located in the Hatfield Park clubhouse. There are 832 homes in our development map. Class I - own all of the property around their home, they have no common area surrounding their property

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2.07 reviews

Lisa B.

2/18/2018

We researched buying in an association for a long time. This one is great! You definitely get what you pay for.

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Nancy F.

8/5/2025

do not but a house here!!!!!! they are allowing cars and boats trailers to park in front yard in fire zones and anywhere they want!!!!! looks a trash can but you pay hoa dues!!!!!

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Nancy F.

12/11/2024

do not buy in rancho san diego ass. they are biased do not follow their own cc&rs!!!!! if you are on the buddy list no violations, they allow parking in fire zones, double parking on streets and...

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Heather S.

10/19/2015

The landscape isn't always maintained. We have to call management to get our common areas landscaped. Every year the dues go up and there is a $100 "special assessment fee." Not sure where that...

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Alexandra S.

5/9/2015

they've written me parking violations for parking on my own driveway twice now , and one for parking in a handicap (while I was on my driveway) either they need to get their eyes checked or need...

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