Been to this park a couple times .. once by myself and once with family. It's so nice here! There's…read morea small lot which makes parking kind of tricky, especially on the weekends.. however there are street parking and another lot across the street if you're lucky. There's a playground for kids to enjoy.. lots of park bathroom stalls available (with toilet paper and soap)! And the beach is only a short walking distance away. The views are spectacular and we all had a great time enjoying the scenery

Love love love this cove and park! Breathtaking views, nice park, and easy access to the beach. My…read morefavorite!! I am hooked on this spot Such a peaceful experience. The flowers here are beautiful and really add to the park ambiance as well. Bring a picnic, enjoy the views, and soak it all in. This place really makes you appreciate the beauty all around you.

One of my favorite beaches…read more You do have to pay to park but it is worth it. I love that they allow dogs and it is clean and not overly crowded. The water is shallow at some areas so its great for dogs. They also have a volly ball area as well. I came here with my pup and one other person and we stayed for awhile to hang out. It was super comfortable and everyone was super nice including the dogs. It's a lovely beach and will definitely be back.

Beautiful beach with lush grass, playground for kids, and picnic tables. Dogs are allowed on the…read morebeach and the area is kept quite clean. Great place to hang out and lots of restaurants and eateries within walking distance. The water can be quite crowded with surfers, especially on the weekends. Make sure you are swimming in the correct area as some areas are for surfing only!

Sharing is Caring. I had no idea this beach existed until recently so big shoutout to the homies…read moreMike and Lory for sharing this hidden treasure. In SD county, I feel like Solana Beach is often overlooked with La Jolla and Coronado getting most of the glory. Don't get me wrong, those are AMAZING destinations. But having lived here for a while, and not being a fun of massive crowds (ie. fighting for parking and space to stretch out on the sand), I've begun enjoying alternative spots. After a delightful brunch in Solana Beach, we began to walk. What came next was unexpected - we turned down a mostly residential road and arrived at the Cherry Hill Beach lookout. The view was stunning -- I won't forget the image for a long time. The skies were perfectly blue and the water was INSANELY clear. Interestingly enough, it was low-tide which created a unique experience of having an abundance of sand to walk on. It's such a visceral, magical experience that I'll abstain from describing it in words and let the pictures do the talking. Highly recommend checking it out when you're in the area.

My type of beach experience. Away from the crowds, soft sands in a cove like setting, and decent…read morewaves to watch the surfers ride. We drove up from Downtown San Diego to check out Solana Beach at sunset and heard Cherry Hill Beach was a local gem, a bit hidden too. Shoot we even almost missed the small path down to the beach after parking in the cul-de-sac. But we spotted the path and walked down to the staircase leading to the beach. There were maybe 8-10 people total, half of them surfers out on the water, so we had plenty of open space to sit down, take pictures, deep our fit in the water. Sunset was super pretty. We stayed til about 9pm then hopped in the car to drive back along the coast. A great night in San Diego.

Super cute beach! Leashed Dog friendly to the right of the lifeguard. Not too busy, bathrooms right…read morearound the corner of the rocks in the upper parking lot. Family friendly.

Tidal Beach Park park is a small cove right below the steps with access from Pacific Avenue and…read moreSolana Vista Drive. The beach is very nice during low tide with access during the surrounding beaches including Fletcher Cove. However, during high tide, you are usually confined to the Tide Beach right below the bluffs and stairs that lead down to the beach. There's a bench at the top of the stairs where one can watch the surf below or enjoy the sunset.

Another great day at the Sea Part a park with grass and a…read morehuge clean beach. lifeguards and clean restrooms and lots of parking. Kind of a deluxe beach area. But the surf was all walls all day so i didn't put the board in the water. Its cold water has to be worth it. And right next door is Jake's dining. We went there for an early dinner.

We love going to this park and love that it's dog friendly depending on the time of year. Always…read morecheck beforehand. That being said the park and the beach are always very clean and I've never found them too crowded, even on the weekend. The only downside is parking. We've had to drive around for quite a bit to find free parking in the neighborhoods but they do have some paid parking lots that are closer.

Another gem of the beautiful state of California…read more Ample parking. Clean restrooms with sinks and toilets that work as well as toilet paper available when needed. I like that you literally park and have the ability to walk to the sand. Yes parking during the weekend is steep but well worth the price of admission. Very clean and safe. They decorate it with a Christmas Tree which helps make it festive.

Great dog friendly beach with some great waves! Beautiful with plenty of sand to walk on and plenty…read moreof parking on the street. Everyone was friendly and had their dog on leash. Will be back soon!

Seascape Sur is both the name of the beach and a very cool complex where I am fortunate enough to…read morehave a friend renting a condo there. Our small parties at our 'private deck' are amazing with the amazing views and the hospitality of my friend. You can access the beach directly descending the stairs. They are a little run down so always watch where you set your foot at. If you walk from outside the complex for a little bit you will also arrive to another entrance to the beach. You will see a not berh attractive sculpture a whole after the beach sign. You will go through a path and then you will see the stairs down to the beach. Really nice beach, I rarely see it super populated. Also, it is pretty easy to find street parking

It's a known fact that parking can be such a hassle in California...especially near the beautiful…read morebeaches you and I love to visit. But when you rent (or buy) a place at Seascape Sur, you would have not only one but two car spaces underground. The entire property is gated and secured, just the way I like. Not only is Seascape Sur gorgeous as you walk around the lush property, but they have multiple pools and jacuzzies to relax in. Having different pools in different areas ensures that they are never too packed, and allows you to enjoy the water...in case you don't want to walk down the steps at the edge of the property to the Solana Beach...an exhausting 2 minute walk by foot. There is a businesses center directly across the street, so you can literally walk door to door within 5 minutes for Yoga, breakfast, lunch, or dinner. You are also just a short drive to several nearby beaches to relax or check out good waves for surfing. You can't help yourself feeling relaxed and blessed because of the vibe the Solana beach air brings you. If you always stayed at the Hotel, check out Airbnb or Vrbo at Seascape Sur. With a unit here, you can cook whatever you like...who knows we may very well end up sleeping on the same bed and eating with the same utensils!...at different times of course... Happy Summer!

What a great beach! Dog friendly. Decent street parking. Volleyball nets. Lifeguards on duty. Great…read moresand. Water appears clean. Yada yada yada. Refreshing on a hot day. My nephew, Joey, lives about 35 mins away. This now his favorite beach. Pretty empty all things considered. Lots of dogs frolicking. Leashes required (on the dogs). My best friend, Josie the Whale, loved the water. When he waded in, it seemed to raise the ocean level. If you look closely, you can see Hawaii in the distance. We also saw a rescue where 2 lifeguards paddled out to help a young man caught in the current. Reminiscent of Babewatch. 5 furry stars

I don't even have a dog but I love coming here just to see all of the dogs living their best life…read moreon the beach! Parking over on this end of the beach is typically not that bad either but most of it is paid parking. There is plenty of space for everyone to enjoy and the water isn't too deep right there for the pups to enjoy the water as well as the sand. I can't wait to hopefully get a dog one day and take them here to enjoy all of the fun with the other pups too.

A Unique Northern San Diego Coastal Adventure!…read more My friend booked us the most incredible guided e-bike tour with Ride Solana Beach for my birthday! If you're looking for a great way to see the stunning North San Diego coast, this is it. From start to finish, the experience was a perfect 10/10. When we arrived, Joe was warm and welcoming, making check-in and the e-bike operation intro a breeze. Our guide, Arnie, was fantastic. He was super knowledgeable about the local history and pointed out fun and beautiful spots along the way, making the trip informative and engaging. He made sure we were comfortable and safe the entire time. The route was breathtaking! We cruised along the scenic coastal rail trail and enjoyed panoramic ocean views and stops that even we, as San Diego locals, had yet to experience. The bike's electric assist made the hills feel effortless, allowing us to focus entirely on enjoying the scenery. It was the perfect afternoon activity for tourists and locals alike. Exploring at a relaxed pace made for great memories and plenty of photo opportunities. Definitely worth the price! I highly recommend Ride Solana Beach to everyone! Whether you're a local or a tourist, this e-bike tour is a must-do. We can't wait to come back and try one of their other tours and rentals!

Honestly such a great spot for rentals! And super quick service and great rates. Definitely coming…read moreback.

A popular stretch of sand, especially beloved by surfers…read more I first stumbled upon this spot while walking from a nearby beach where I always park for free. Here, parking requires a fee, but the beach does offer helpful amenities like restrooms and water stations. That said, you can find similar amenities at other nearby beaches without parking charges, such as Moonlight and Fletcher Cove. What really caught my attention is the sheer number of surfers in the water and the crowds gathered to watch them. Thanks to the reef known as Seaside Reef, the waves here are larger and more consistent, making it a prime surfing destination. In winter, there's a charming tradition: someone places a Christmas tree right in the sand. It's a festive, unexpected touch that brings extra joy to the season. Next year I'm going to bring an ornament to place on this tree. Whoever keeps this tradition alive, thank you!

Catch the surfers here.... Where else can you find a Christmas tree in the sand…read more... We stopped for a little rest used the restroom watched the surfers and the walkers and felt safe..