One of my favorite local spaces to relax, people watch, journal, pic if or take a nice walk…read more Parking is tricky and I don't want to share my secret but you won't be disappointed here.

Nice small long (short distance) mini part, part of Long Beach mini park along the Ocean Blvd…read moreoverlooking the oceans great view of the waterfront and Queen Mary boat and downtown LB. Perfect sport for sunset or sunrise.

I came to this beach which was a nice little sitting area with plenty of seating. This beach was…read moreclose to almost everything we wanted to do down in Long Beach. There were neighboring playgrounds in different lots and food trucks lined against the beach for your kids every ice cream, fruit, and dessert needs. Parking is a little tough, but we managed to find one quickly for the weekend traffic. The water wasn't too daunting and my kids loved it .

Alamitos Beach is an expansive and wide open beach in Long Beach, CA. Its granular white sand and…read moreexquisite view of the ocean makes ideal for laying out a beach towel and enjoying a sunny afternoon- the perfect beach day. In addition, this beach is a GREAT SPOT to play beach volleyball given its massive space and soft sand with exquisite high rise building as backdrop view. However, the one thing I didn't like was the sand was too shallow compared to most beaches. Also, the is Gaucho cafe restaurant just steps away from the beach. And few fruit cart vendors for those who prefer something for the commoners. Public parking and playground are available. Metered parking is available in the lot behind the beach, or at nearby Marina Green Park. Public outdoor shower stall is available. Overall, this is a good beach to spend the day with friend and family and your lover.

Seal Beach is such a charming little beach town! We lucked out and stumbled upon a little market…read moreduring our visit, which made the day even more fun. We grabbed banana pudding from Jar'd Up, and wow... it was absolutely delicious. Definitely one of the highlights of the trip! The beach itself is quaint, clean, and has such a relaxed, small-town feel that's a nice change of pace from some of the busier Southern California beaches. We also walked the pier, and I was surprised by how long it is - definitely one of the longest piers I've walked on! The views were beautiful the entire way. If you're looking for a laid-back beach day with cute local businesses and a welcoming atmosphere, Seal Beach is absolutely worth the visit!

One of the better and cleaner beaches I've been to, with a great pier and lots of shops and…read morerestaurants in the area. Although it had been a long time since I'd been here. There is a playground on one side of the pier. This beach also has restrooms which are well maintained and fairly clean, right by the pier. The parking lot is pretty small, but we did manage to find a spot right away today. There is also other smaller lots in the area as well as street parking.

Lovely! Walking lanes and biking / scooter lanes…read more The best day since the weathers been warm. Soooo many dogs on leashes and people enjoying the walk. Not too many ppl on the beach either. Will be back!

Belmont Shore Beach is a perfect blend of laid-back coastal charm and vibrant SoCal energy. The…read morewide sandy shoreline is clean and inviting, making it ideal for long walks, sunbathing, or simply relaxing while listening to the waves roll in. The paved bike and walking path adds to the experience, with plenty of joggers, cyclists, and families enjoying the ocean breeze. Nearby shops and restaurants along 2nd Street give the area a lively yet comfortable beach-town feel, making it easy to grab a bite or coffee after some time in the sun. Sunsets here are especially beautiful, painting the sky with warm colors and creating a peaceful end to the day. Whether you're looking for a relaxing stroll, a scenic bike ride, or a classic Southern California beach experience, Belmont Shore Beach delivers.

I didn't add a photo caption but @byomeats is always grilling / smoking for free if you bring the…read moremeat. Find him on insta and TikTok And I uploaded pics of the new cafe on 54th & Bayshore Enjoy :) Sometimes there's hotdogs on Bayshore as well. I think I saw hotdogs chips and a drink for 5$. What a deal!

Horny corner is not just for lovers and hormonal young folks. Imagine having a stretch of the beach…read moreright outside of your doorstep? All you gotta do is grab your beach necessities and walk across the street and set camp. But for those who don't live near a beach, like me living in Bellflower, it's reachable by bus. It's a nice little escape for a hot minute to just lay in the sand and burying my face into a book.

Jack was our gondolier on a Saturday afternoon . Really fun time to spend on the water . Jack knew…read morea lot about several homes in the marina . Highly recommend gondola getaway for a relaxing afternoon . We brought a bottle of champagne to enjoy our voyage .

My wife and I have explored Naples, Long Beach on date nights for over 40 years. We've always seen…read morethe gondolas wandering the bay and canals and last week was our 38th wedding anniversary so we booked a trip. We had the most fantastic time. The experience was wonderful, but for us what made it was our gondolier, Evan. He was amazing! Knowledgeable, engaging, and pilots his gondola like a pro. We're planning a return ride before summer ends and it will be Evan at the oars.

I haven't been here since I was a child, but I was passing through the area and decided to make the…read morestop with my kids. It's everything I remember. Warmer water, no waves, a perfect place to learn how to use most any type of SUP, and it's just a welcoming atmosphere overall. Today the water was nice and clean, but because it is in the bay the water quality can change depending as it's not flowing like a regular beach. The sand is also kinda different and sticky here, I'm sure it's brought in from around the corner, but it just seems kinda different here. Also, it's LB so be prepared to fight for your life for parking depending on the day and time. In all though it's a nice hidden gem. :)

The "renovation" of Mother's Beach Playground was very disappointing. Instead of actually improving…read morethe playground, the swings were simply removed and never replaced. If the swings were considered unsafe, why were they removed instead of repaired or replaced with new ones? At the same time, there are still loose or missing bolts on some play features and open gaps on the elevated structures where a child could potentially fall. If safety is truly the priority, why were those issues left unaddressed? Now the playground offers much less for young children. Kids can't spend the whole time using only the slides. The swings were one of the best parts of this playground, and many local families came here specifically because of them. Please explain why the swings were removed and consider bringing them back. This playground was never truly renovated--it feels like the only major change was taking the swings away.

Not the prettiest or cleanest beach, but honestly a good choice for if you're just planning to…read morewalk/bike/roller skate along the water as they have a designated path. It's also perfect if you're trying to avoid a crowd. Would highly recommend avoiding the bathrooms if you can though. They're quite nasty.

We just sat on the beach to relax and then walked the pier. Nice beach, it has plenty of restrooms,…read moreparking space and the view is amazing. Good public art and good food all up and down the beach