Pala Casino Resort

Filed under: Journeys , Spas It’s a theory of mine that eventually much of the California desert will be home to Vegas-style casinos. One of the resorts that has already popped up is Pala. Pala is a large casino resort complex located in northern San Diego County, 15 miles north of Escondido. The resort includes a casino, six restaurants, an events center, an outdoor theater and a

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