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    Malibu Bluffs Park

    4.4 (71 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 7:30 pm

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    Susan M.

    Some of the best things in life really are free - like this park and the parking lot! In the past 20+ years that I've been driving up and down the PCH I could have sworn this parking lot required payment but I was recently corrected! The parking lot is free! and the view of the ocean is simply breathtaking. When I get the chance I love visiting here with my family so that we can enjoy nature together and get some steps in for longevity. Sending extra love and good vibes to all of the folks who are rebuilding after the horrendous fires earlier this year.

    Cris I.

    Malibu Bluffs Park offers a stunning escape from the hustle and bustle of Los Angeles, promising breathtaking ocean views, scenic trails, and a chance to commune with nature. The park's main attraction is undoubtedly the panoramic vista of the Pacific Ocean. The endless blue horizon, coupled with the dramatic cliffs and rolling hills, creates a truly breathtaking scene. Pack a picnic basket and enjoy a meal with a million-dollar view. Several designated picnic areas with tables and benches provide the perfect spot to relax and soak in the scenery. The park consists of two baseball diamonds, a soccer field, playground for kids, jogging path, whale watching station, and the Michael Landon Community Center. There are also restrooms for men and women. Private and street parking available.

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    Jolie F.

    Very nice park located off highway one across from Pepperdine. From this park you get stellar views of the ocean and the coastline. Within the park there are baseball diamonds, picnic benches and a kids playground. There is also a short path that circles the park. Off the park grounds there are some dirt trails that have steep inclines. You will also find plumbed toilets. This park also features parking. When baseball games are in progress, parking can be tough.

    Joy S.

    A nice little park along the Pacific Coast Highway. Had some ballfields, playground equipment in various spots, a paved walkway around it, a few exercise stations along the path, and some beautiful views of the ocean, although no beach access. It was a great place to take a little break, walk a bit, and stretch.

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    Danny N.

    This park is absolutely gorgeous! We wanted to take a picture with the big yellow hand but could not find it. There are a bunch of little trails and plenty of area for the kids to play as well. Parking is free. Make sure to bring an umbrella or wear lots of sunscreen since there is almost no shaded areas!

    Jeremy J.

    This is a really nice part that I took my daughters to while we were in Malibu. It was really cool to see had people playing soccer and we were walking around the track in. There's a nice public art display and they had a nice park and playground play home.

    The view from our picnic table
    Melissa D.

    Such gorgeous views at this park! There were tables spaced out along the bluffs, so we had a nice picnic lunch with ocean views without the crowds. Parking was easy and the restrooms were clean. No complaints here, absolutely loved this park!

    Chris P.

    Some breathtaking views of ocean, Santa Monica, Catalina Island and more. Also a few easy hiking trails for your Saturday or Sunday adventure. Located right across from Peperdine University. Malibu Bluffs park, a place you must visit.

    Fendi and I look beyond the Malibu beach waves. Reflecting and Missing our Dad on  Father's Day XO
    Henri V.

    Malibu Bluffs Park rhetorically is the park in the Malibu park across from PCH(Pacific Coast Highway) and Pepperdine University. Have been a frequent visitor here and have recently being checking in, so this review is long overdue, but necessary. This is a 6 acre community park with ample flat grass areas for recreational sports play, picnicking and it's dog friendly. Because it across the highway, you have to traverse the dangerous PCH to access the beach, which I do NOT recommend. From the park you have views of Pepperdine University and spectacular views of Pacific Ocean and some killer views of the sunset. The best times to come here without the crowd is really early. There are boards with provide historical, terrain information, trails, and whale watching points to get the perfect vista. There are picnic tables and some benches. It's the perfect place to do a meditative workout of yoga, calisthenics, jog, run and walk your pooch. Fendi loves it here but she does prefer Palisades Park in Santa Monica because there are more trees that offers shade from the sun. The layout is open and more field like. The views are great and so is getting outdoors to breathe in the fresh ocean air. Recommend!

    Fenced off grass area & view of Pepperdine.
    Angela C.

    The location of this park is fantastic, with amazing views of the ocean. It's easy to find and they offer free parking, clean restrooms, play structure, and picnic tables. However this particular day was probably not the best day to visit. Parking lot was full so it was difficult to get a space, and the park was crowded with numerous groups gathering to celebrate birthdays. Because most of the grassy area is fenced off, everyone congregated in the first 20 feet of grass closest to the walkways - mostly by the trees. Normally I don't care, but with all the covid things going on right now, I kept my distance from the grass area. I saw a trail at the end of the park going down the hill. I'm not sure where it leads to, but maybe towards the beach? I brought kites and balls for the kids to play with, but there wasn't much open space at the park for that right now so we decided to leave after our picnic lunch.

    This park is so nice and clean.
    Chattrapprn C.

    This park is so nice and clean. parking is easy to find. They have a public restroom and also a skate park

    Telescopes overlook the ocean
    Dena G.

    I do not think I have ever felt so much positive, happy energy around me all at once than at this moment at Malibu Bluffs Park. We happened across this beautiful park quite accidentally, while taking a drive on Pacific Coast Highway to see the ocean. This weekend is the first weekend since quarantine that parks have opened. Wow, so much beauty and tranquility and happiness! Families picnicking, children playing ball with their parents, people lying on the grass on blankets drinking in the ocean air, walking, flying kites, looking through the telescopes at the horizon. This park is clean and has a expanse of green space. They are drinking fountains not only for humans, but for dogs! It was so cute to watch my pug drink out of his own little fountain while I held the button for him. Folks in Malibu sure know how to make a park. This is definitely a place to come again with a picnic. I highly recommend!

    Absolute heaven! The weather was perfect after so much rainfall. The views are mesmerizing!!! The water glistens it's blinding!!! Luv how the sun hits the water!!! We hiked down and saw so much on the way down (see pics)!! Take a compass! We had to reroute!!! It was a beautiful way to spend a Saturday!!! P.S. There are restrooms at the top as well as a baseball field.

    overlooking the houses on the beach below from Malibu Bluffs Park

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    A truly gorgeous park located on Pacific Coast Highway right across the street from Pepperdine University.

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    Solstice Canyon

    Solstice Canyon

    4.4
    (459 reviews)
    1.2 mi

    We went on one of the many trails around here, and it was absolutely stunning! The views on this…read moretrail are breathtaking--definitely worth the effort. It's a loop hike, and we preferred doing it clockwise. This way, the climb felt more gradual at first and gave us those rewarding canyon-top views with the canyon on one side and the ocean on the other. There's also a little waterfall and a lively stream running through the trail (we went in July, and the water was still flowing nicely). Be prepared--the ascent can be quite steep in parts, but the payoff at the top makes it all worth it. Facilities are only available at the trailhead, so plan accordingly. Dogs are allowed, but they should be kept on a leash. Parking is a bit tricky. The lot only seems to hold about 30 ish cars. I would say on the moderate / hard side.

    Solstice Canyon is one of those places that quietly reminds you why Malibu is special. The trail is…read moreeasy and well-maintained, but still feels like you've stepped away from the city and into something calmer. The creek, little waterfalls (especially after rain), and the ruins tucked into the canyon make the walk interesting without feeling crowded or overwhelming. What I love most is how peaceful it feels. You get ocean air drifting in, birds everywhere, and just enough shade to make it comfortable even on warmer days. It's perfect for a relaxed hike, a slow morning walk, or taking out-of-town friends who want something scenic without a hardcore climb. Parking can fill up, especially on weekends, but once you're on the trail it's totally worth it. If you're looking for a mellow hike with history, nature, and classic Malibu vibes, Solstice Canyon is a solid choice.

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    Las Flores Creek Park

    Las Flores Creek Park

    4.8
    (5 reviews)
    3.8 mi

    We needed a quick stop somewhere for our kids to run around between our trek from San Diego to…read moreSanta Barbara. We tried to stop somewhere in LA that looks cool, but there was no parking and waaaaay too many people to leave our car packed with luggage. So I hopped on Yelp to find a new spot that looked away from the city, and this was perfect. It was quiet and beautiful, and its simplicity was very engaging for my kids 5-8years. My husband walked on the paths for a bit and I enjoyed a spot in the sunshine as the majority of the park was shady and a bit chilly! The park and trail is tucked into a neighborhood. The only thing confusing to me was the parking lot. There was two marked spots--one for handicapped and one next to it which said 'no parking' on the ground but there was no sign on the wall in front of the spot. It seemed odd and unnecessary. Why can't people park here in the only other marked spot? Is this parking lot only for people with handicaps? Where is anyone else supposed to park--the curb on the other side that's not marked and not deep enough to be out of the way of someone backing out of the handicapped spot? Other than that, and the dirty bathroom which had what looked like a poop smear on the floor and a pile of liners and crumpled TP blocking the bowl of the women's toilet, this was a great spot to be.

    Nice little gem of a park right off of PCH. Street parking. Immaculately clean restrooms- small fun…read moreplayground. Filtered water fountain with not only a drinking fountain but a filtered refillable station for your reusable bottle and there's even a fountain/bowl for your pet companion. Also poop bags available on site as well. Nice walking trail with labeled native plants.

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    Las Flores Creek Park
    Beautiful trees and walking paths. Lots of shade
    Beautiful trees and walking paths. Lots of shade
    Parking lot, very small and not marked well. Blue car in in spot that says No Parking on the ground though there's no sign on the wall.

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    Parking lot, very small and not marked well. Blue car in in spot that says No Parking on the ground though there's no sign on the wall.
    Point Dume State Beach

    Point Dume State Beach

    4.7
    (336 reviews)
    6.3 mi

    We've all heard of PTSD…read more... You know, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. But have you heard of PDSB?? (I'll break this one down in a bit) Well, if you've read any of my other reviews of the picturesque beaches in Southern California, your PTSD of "here we go again, another review about white sandy beaches, moderate temp. waters and picture perfect sunsets" by Lance L. just might kick in. But bear with me, because this review, you're definitely not gonna want to skip. So what is PDSB you ask? Well Point Dume State Beach of course! Yes, one of Malibu's finest & for good reason too! Sure, when everyone thinks about beaches in Malibu... For those with families, It's usually Zuma Beach, but that's where EVERYBODY goes and because of this, it's ALWAYS packed! And of course, there's where all the surfers go.... Surfrider Beach, hence the name! But Surfrider is for hangin' 10 and you just might get a big stare down by the locals. But Point Dume State Beach or PDSB as I know you will now refer to it is about to be your new favorite. Here's why: A pay lot which sounds like it sucks to have to pay just to go to the beach, but the minimal cost ($6-$15 depending the season) is worth it. The lot is literally parallel to the beach and once you park, you are right on the sand! In addition, Point Dume State Beach, although smaller than Zuma is pretty decent because it's not as well known about so you will definitely find a place to plant that umbrella and set up your beach towel to watch the kids play, throw a football around or work on your tan lines. As far as Safety, Not only is lifeguard towers right on the sand, but a lifeguard headquarters office is also onsite, so if something goes south, help is very nearby. Point Dume State Beach does have fairly maintained, public restrooms that's are serviced regularly by the beaches and harbors maintenance team as well as a few porta-potties onsite for use. The beaches themselves are clean and do not have a lot of trash, debris or tar like some of the beaches that I've been to up North on the Ventura County Side (Oxnard & Ventura beaches). And the best part, some of the best sunsets you can catch on this part of the coastline. Besides the actual beach, you can actually hike from the beach side itself up the Point Dume hiking trail to get an even better view or jump off the cliff if you dare. But.... Please, Please, Just make sure you are a solid swimmer if you are a real swimmer thrill seeker as the water near the cliff is rocky and the currents are very unforgiving. There are always calls for service where Lifeguards, Firefighters and the Sheriff's department are on scene performing rescues, but unfortunately, sometimes are unsuccessful and people have tragically drowned. So maybe leave the Olympic style diving into the Big Blue to the pros. And now that you probably have actual PTSD from me telling you how you could actually die if you aren't careful.... Maybe just shake it off and get some PDSB instead and enjoy the Best of Malibu from the safety of your seat right on the sand! "Life's a Beach, Enjoy it!"

    I went on the weekend. Based off these reviews, I thought that it would be extremely packed but…read moreit's not like the other beaches in Malibu. It is mainly locals here, which is amazing because it is so clean. If you have to other beaches in California or LA, you will be amazed by how there is no trash at the beach. There is free street parking, but I decided to pay for parking at the end of the lot. It is $8, no ins and outs. Lots of parking at this lot, but they do close at 8:30pm. I want to come back again because this place is just too beautiful.

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    Well to PDSB!!! Malibu!!!
    Well to PDSB!!! Malibu!!!
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    Corral Canyon Park

    Corral Canyon Park

    4.3
    (74 reviews)
    1.8 mi

    Beautiful hike! You can't beat the views!…read more I wanted to check Corral Canyon for a while in Malibu and went recently for my birthday. We parked on the PCH passed Malibu Seafood (watch where you park, cops are serious in this area, they were hunting to give tickets to people when we went!). We walked into Malibu Seafood parking lot, there is a sign and you start a hike. You can check various trails, we stayed on the main path, which is tight and there is vegetation on both sides, so long pants are important as is sunscreen and water due to lack of shade. There weren't too many people, the views are incredible, the Pacific ocean shines in the horizon and Malibu coastline is gorgeous. We saw a few hawks flying above. We stayed on the trail, the chimney comes up fast, then kept going for a while and we did take a left at the fork and the views got better and better! Whatever trail you take, you won't get lost since this is a loop. Around 2 miles hike, not easy, but not strenuous, I'd call it moderate, good exercise, but not too hard. I can't take the images of the view out of my head. I'd do the hike it again in a heartbeat! It was a great way to spend my birthday! And of coursed we rewarded ourselves at Malibu Seafood with a nice meal since this b-day girl deserved it with the hike and all!

    Amazing hike. Been doing this one for a few years now. Only did the full loop once because we lazy…read more Parking is paid with Porto potties. Or you can park on pch right next to the Malibu seafood place for free. If you come before 9 you should be ok. Make sure you have a front license plate!! We got a ticket once for not having one.. crazy. Very dog friendly hike, lots of hills so it's not easy, well marked trails. We like going right for everything. There's a small stream crossing due to all the rain so it's possible your feet may get wet and the dogs will be filthy. Make sure you give them flea and tick medicine! We went on February thinking it was ok, cold rainy... came home and there was a tick on my dogs ear!! Fun hike overall! Trail just keeps going up so you don't get that gratification until you make it to the tip for the whole loop

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    The Japanese Garden

    The Japanese Garden

    4.2
    (411 reviews)
    16.4 mi

    What an amazing oasis in the middle of the SFV! I'm so glad this garden has reopened to the public…read more The grounds are beautiful and serene, and I really appreciate how they've integrated nature with sustainability by using reclaimed water to supply the garden's pond. We visited today and were lucky enough to catch a performance by the Taiko Project. Their performance honestly gave me chills! Love that they also talked about the history of taiko in Japan and US and they even had volunteers at the end of the show to try taiko drumming! There was also Kamishibai storytelling in the tea garden, which the kids really enjoyed. They also have Japanese Garden "I Spy" sheet for the kids to do and Clean Water Patrol activity book. This is def one of those low stress, high vibe activities that I highly recommend. Just a heads-up though, outside food and drinks aren't allowed inside, but water is ok. There are restrooms near the entrance as well as behind the tea garden. Admission is $5 for adults and $3 for kids. We had such a relaxing afternoon and are already looking forward to coming back for more events at this little oasis.

    The Japanese Garden in the Sepulveda Basin is such a beautiful oasis in the Valley, especially in…read morean area that can get so hot. It feels peaceful, well cared for, and instantly calming the moment you walk in. There is a small $5 admission fee, which honestly feels completely worth it, especially because it clearly helps keep the grounds so clean, beautiful, and well maintained. I brought my parents here while they were visiting, and they absolutely loved it. If you're lucky enough to visit during the right season, you may even catch the cherry blossoms, which make the whole experience even more special. There is also plenty of parking on site, which makes visiting easy. One thing to keep in mind is that they are closed on Sundays. Also, if you have extra time, Sepulveda Basin Lake is nearby and worth checking out as well. A lovely, serene spot that feels like a hidden gem in the Valley.

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    Trancas Canyon Park

    Trancas Canyon Park

    4.2
    (25 reviews)
    8.4 mi

    Trancas Canyon Park is a quiet, well‑maintained green space tucked away above Pacific Coast…read moreHighway. It balances scenic beauty with family‑friendly amenities. It's popular among locals for its peaceful atmosphere, views of the hills and ocean, and a place where kids, dogs, and adults can all relax. Perfect spot to have a picnic with no loud noises. Very calm peaceful park.

    I can only speak to the last few years... and my pup has not had issues with the gravel but that…read moreearlier review is heartbreaking and I'm sorry they experienced it. I suspect they replaced the ground material in the park. I discovered this park before DogPPL but now that we can't get to DogPPL because of the road closures. we are back at free Trancas! I love it because it's huge. However, there is no delineation between large and small, it's one giant park. It's way out by Trancas and just a quick drive up into the canyon from the Vintage Grocer, another store I love! So you can pop in at the vintage grocer and grab some snacks for yourself or after you get finished with the dog park you can swing down there and stop at one of the restaurants. I know Kristy's is located in the center now as well as the brewery. The location of the dog park is impressively scenic as far as dog parks go. There are canyon and ocean views. The restrooms are generally pretty clean; they've never been filthy even though they are ranger maintained public facilities. There's a really cute little kids playground that has the squishy ground, which feels so nice to walk on and then of course the gigantic soccer field. There's plenty of free parking and it's never been crowded. I have had some negative dog encounters here because it is so quiet people will sometimes bring less than fully socialized dogs here. So you have to be cautious and monitor your dog if they're not in the park alone. But that's any dog park. And as a dog owner, we owe it to our pups to monitor them. There's no cell phone service here at least for me with AT&T, but I do love the ocean views. It's really a great dog park. The picnic table is in the shade always helps us beat the heat. And although my dog doesn't jump over the little rails or going to the red tunnel, he loves that there's chaparral on the hill that he can go pee and sniff, and he loves all the trees in the park and the positioned rocks within the park. They're fun little obstacles for him and I to play hide and seek

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    Shaded seating
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    Welcome to Trancas Canyon Park, Malibu, California

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    Point Mugu State Park

    Point Mugu State Park

    4.4
    (198 reviews)
    19.2 mi

    When I lived in Camarillo, I wasn't a hiker, and now that I am a hiker, I often find myself…read moreventuring 50-miles to hike out this way! Parking is mostly plentiful, especially early in the morning when I tend to arrive, the trails can be easy or they can be fairly aggressive, depending on your desires for the day, but on a clear day, you will get some spectacular views and some excellent exercise.

    Some serious communication and service problems here. Reservation America guided us on exactly how…read moreto reserve our spot but upon arrival the rangers said it was not possible and that reservation America does not know how they work, and ive seen many similar problems in multiple other reviews as well. My question is if they know about this major disconnect in communication between the two that is so bad that it's affecting customer reservations then why have they not fixed it at all? In regards to service it was horrible as the ranger Graceyn was extremely rude even laughing at our predicament and saying we were lying about our reservation, it was hard to even begin talking to her as before anything she didn't want to even talk to us and had to be convinced by another ranger to talk to us which was very weird behavior? I've never experienced such ungrounded rudeness before to the point where the other ranger seemed almost apologetic in the stead of Graceyn's behavior. I understand everyone has a bad day or long shift but this was beyond that so i highly do not recommend this place for the horrible communication and service experience. Very disappointing with the whole predicament but silver lining, we were able to transfer to another campground which was the best part of the service there so i'm thankful we at least were able to get that.

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