Luggage Storage San Diego
Store your luggage in San Diego from just US$7.39 per day for your suitcase, backpack, or bag
How to store luggage in San Diego
Choose a luggage storage location
Select a convenient storage point on the map
Book online
After payment, you’ll receive booking confirmation and access details
Drop off your luggage
Visit the location and safely store your bags
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Luggage storage & Lockers in San Diego
Little Italy SD
Trusted bag storage in San Diego
Quick drop off. There was no one there when I returned, but I was able to grab my bag and go.
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Easy to bring to and retrieve, highly recommend.
This location is only an 8 minute walk from the Greyhound Bus Station! It was very easy to drop off and pick up our bag the next day after our concert. I highly recommend and will be using this location in the future! Thank you!
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Our luggage storage in San Diego starts from US$7.39
Bag storage 2025
Known as the birthplace of California, San Diego has many historical sites to discover, including Old Town, Cabrillo National Monument, and Mission del Alcala, California’s first mission. Balboa Park, the largest urban cultural park in the United States, features 15 major museums and performing arts, a beautiful garden, and the San Diego Zoo. Other San Diego attractions include SeaWorld, USS Midway, LEGOLAND California, and the San Diego Safari Park.
If you are interested in the best time to travel, you should look at the low season from April to May and then from September to October. At this time, the weather is usually good, and the rush is much lower than in summer! If you are in transit or traveling in San Diego and your luggage is heavy, you can take advantage of the luggage storage at the San Diego airport, Santa Fe train station, but lockers may be temporarily unavailable. Also, you can choose our Qeepl luggage storage to leave your belongings safe and go shopping or sightseeing. You can find us at the different locations, and we will allow you to store your suitcases and bags in a totally secure place!
Where to go?
There are incredible old museums, theaters, and historic districts you can visit in San Diego. The local zoo, for example, occupies a leading position worldwide. The Balboa Park, on the other hand, impresses with its size and the number of incredible attractions. In other words, it’s a great city that will be interesting for kids and adults alike. What is the best thing to do in great San Diego?
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Balboa Park. It is the largest urban park in the United States (485 acres) that can be explored in several days. At the same time, it is not just a green space with shady avenues but a huge complex with recreation areas, gardens, museums, theaters, restaurants, and sports fields. This is the first place you must visit on your next San Diego city break.
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San Diego Zoo. The San Diego Zoo is the most visited zoo in the United States and one of the most popular attractions in the world. This attraction is on the list of must-see attractions in San Diego. All animals in this zoo live in natural conditions. There are zones with reptiles and amphibians; the “lost forest” with tropical plants; a poultry house; an area with monkeys. You will also find the “African savannah” here, where elephants, giraffes, and predators coexist perfectly.
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Old town. Here the first settlement was founded by the European colonialists. As a result, this settlement has been transformed into modern-day San Diego. Nowadays, this area includes two parks, such as the “Historical Park” and the “Presidio Park.” It’s one of the best things to do in San Diego.
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Whale watching. Between December and April, whales migrate to warm waters off the coast of San Diego to breed. During this time, special tours are organized to watch them. In fact, the journey can take up to four hours before people can finally see the giants in the water. The chances of seeing a whale are pretty high. You will also have the opportunity to see sea lions and seals.
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San Diego Art Museum. This museum is located in the beautiful Balboa Park. The facade is similar to the University of Salamanca in Spain. In addition to archaeological and historical exhibits, there are works of art by legendary masters such as Goya, Bosch, Velasquez, Renoir, El Greco, Matisse, Rubens, Van Dyck, Klimt, and other artists. Cocktail parties, film screenings, and events for children are constantly held in the halls.
Where to eat in San Diego
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Downtown. Offers a variety of stores, shops, and restaurants.
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Crack Shack. For good, inexpensive restaurants in San Diego, head to one of Crack Shack’s two restaurants, the main one in Little Italy or the second in Encinitas. Both offer festive egg and chicken-themed meals, serving up inventive and affordable dishes.
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Mexican cuisine. Here you can try around 10 types of tacos (with fish, vegetables, poultry, meat, and seafood), 5 types of burritos, as well as various bowls, snacks, ceviche, enchiladas, and desserts. You can start your meal with tequila or a margarita cocktail. This cuisine is sure to be admired on your trip to San Diego.
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Salud! Salud! is a former food truck that became so popular it’s now a lively and fun restaurant in Barrio Logan, San Diego’s oldest Mexican-American neighborhood. If you are looking for good deals, go to Salud!
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Blind Lady Ale House. Blind Lady Ale House is a party pub in Normal Heights. In its seasonal farm-to-table menu, it offers large, creative pizzas, like the one with bacon and eggs.