overnight parking is officially out of control down at La Jolla Shores, says local diver, who has to walk a couple blocks further than before "van life" became the norm

The “vanlife” trend made popular on social media, and even more so amid the stay-at-home, work-remotely lifestyle stemming from the COVID-19 pandemic, has made its way to La Jolla Shores

Sydney Ferbrache, who has stayed in her van in San Diego (but not in La Jolla Shores), said the popularity of vanlife has taken off with the pandemic. “It blew up because people started working remotely and realized they could work from anywhere,” she said. “It provides us tremendous freedom. There are vans of all scale, which allowed [my partner and I] a more budget-friendly way to explore the country without flights, hotels, rental cars, and in a way that we can take our dogs.”

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