San Diego County Investigates Parasite Outbreak Linked to Gaylord Pacific Resort Pools

San Diego, CA, September 5, 2026 — San Diego County health officials have launched an investigation into an outbreak of a highly contagious parasite. The parasite has been linked to the swimming pools located at the Gaylord Pacific Resort.

The specific type of parasite involved in the outbreak has not yet been publicly disclosed by health officials. Similarly, details regarding the number of individuals affected, the timeline of the outbreak, or the exact nature of the link to the resort’s swimming pools were not immediately available.

Health officials are actively working to determine the source and scope of the parasite transmission. Investigations of this nature typically involve interviews with affected individuals, environmental testing, and review of sanitation practices. The Gaylord Pacific Resort’s swimming pools are the primary focus of the current inquiry, according to the preliminary information released.

The contractor responsible for maintaining the swimming pools was not identified in the initial report. Information regarding any specific code violations or inspection outcomes related to the pools is also pending further investigation. Details about potential fines or enforcement actions, if any, have not been provided at this time.

County health departments often issue public health advisories and may recommend specific mitigation strategies when dealing with contagious parasites. Such measures can include temporary closure of facilities, enhanced cleaning protocols, or guidance for the public on symptoms and prevention. The current status of the Gaylord Pacific Resort’s swimming pools and any operational changes are subject to the ongoing investigation. Further updates are expected as the investigation progresses.

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