According to locals, there are some large boulders in Live Oak Park that Native Americans in used long ago to grind acorns to make bread. The indentations worn into the rocks by the process can still be seen. Reports say that the local police department has received dozens of calls from witnesses who saw the ghost of a young Native American girl grinding acorns at these rocks.

Geographic Information

Address
2746 Reche Rd
Fallbrook, CA 92028
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GPS
33.36287443, -117.20419174
County
San Diego County County, California
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Quick Answers

Is Live Oak Park really haunted?
Visitors rate Live Oak Park at 75.5 out of 100 on our EHP (Estimated Haunted Probability) scale. So far 2 people have shared firsthand experiences from this location in the comments.
Where is Live Oak Park located?
The address is 2746 Reche Rd, Fallbrook, CA 92028. GPS coordinates: 33.36287443, -117.20419174.
What kind of haunted place is Live Oak Park?
Live Oak Park is listed under Miscellaneous in our California section.
What is the nearest town to Live Oak Park?
Fallbrook, CA is the closest town, about 2.9 miles away, with Rainbow (4.6 mi.) and Bonsall (5.3 mi.) also nearby.

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Comments (2)

  • Kate |

    Me and my boyfriend went to this beautiful park together and right where the parking lot is we went to the left where they have a lot of plants and trees and the names of them but when me and my boyfriend were standing we heard the bush move and I turned around and I swear I saw a white fox or white dog walk behind the bush and I go round and I didn’t see it we both heard the bush move so we swore that it was a animal or someone’s dog could’ve been there.
    has anyone else in seen this? I don’t get bad vibes I get good vibes here since it is still protected, I bet the natives are happy it remains a park for all.

  • Susan K |

    About 20 years ago I came to this park for the first time. I sat on one of the benches with a dedicated name I remember it was a males name after a few minutes of resting I felt my back burning like it was on fire I pulled up my shirt and showed my friend. I had two long scratch marks down my back. I wish I had a cell phone back then to take a picture.

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