This was a cute little park that I have never visited or been to even though I grew up just over…read morethe bridge. A fun little afternoon out for a nice drive and we ended here. Started off someplace else and just continued on to see and stop off at all the locations nearby. There's a good amount of parking along the street as well as some along the neighborhood. The park itself is overly big but it does have a good size to it. The nice massive trees lined the area. There's a nice little path along the sides where it looks out to the Pacific Ocean and the cliffs below. It was low tide so seeing the tide pools was quite beautiful. Along the path are little covered area which are label by number. Like mini covered patio with a table and seat. They too all looks out to the water. I believe there was a total of 8 seating enclosures along the path. Also, loads of squirrels roaming the place like it's nothing. They are not scared of you so be warn. Clearly there were signs not to feed the wildlife but there was people out with bags of peanuts feeding them. In the middle of the park is a little stage area and with benches. I'm sure they have theatre in the park happening if that's set up. And a playground around the side of it. There's also a lighthouse which is a focal point of the park. Situated right in the middle which now double as a museum. It's a cute park that I never knew about. Decent size for picnics or a nice wander around. The view alone along the path was spectacular. The cliff edge is dangerous so practice caution. Common sense, but they also had signs posted about suicides. It's a cute neighborhood park as along the front are homes right across the street.

Beautiful views of the ocean, I heard peregrine falcons nest in the nearby cliffs to the right of…read morethe park. Great picnic spot with wide swaths of grass and shade from trees. There is a scenic path along the edge of the park that is a relaxing walk, fresh air and breeze. The fruit sellers have a good variety of fruits, even cactus fruit. The pergolas with tables are prime spots, if you see a table open swoop in and grab it right away or it will get swooped up! In my short visit, I saw families, romantic couple and a guy jamming out on a guitar and a motorcycle club taking a rest break.

I love this aquarium and excited for the renovations to be done on April 11…read more We went a few times already and mainly to see the whale figures outside. We also got to check out the gift shop for the first time and they had so many toys, Knick knacks, puzzles, and other games for kids and families. I gave in and let my kid choose a toy which he had plenty of but because they were different poses I allowed one. The touch tank is still available and they host them at specific times. They also have their two smaller exhibits open which is still fun to explore. We also saw other shows they have such as puppet shows and movies! Depending on the day, they might show different things. They also have their staff come out to present hatchlings of grunions and other sea life presentations. Very cool place, free admission, parking is only $1/hour, and they appreciate any amount of donations you can help with!

I adore this aquarium. It heavily featured in my childhood and now I'm bringing my own child here…read more The main exhibit hall is currently under renovation and is set to open in April 2026, but there's still plenty to see and do. The exploration center (which has puzzles and books for the little ones to enjoy) and the nursery are still open (you can still see jellyfish, shrimps/prawns, abalone among other things, we even got to see a jellyfish feeding while we were there!). We plan to come back when the exhibit hall reopens and I hope they still have the Tidepool Touch Tank in the back I loved so much as a child. There's also other free activities for the kids to enjoy like the puppet show and the shark touch tank (super cool), and my son got to touch a shark! This is such a cute and humble little aquarium. It's free admission, but they greatly appreciate donations. Much has stayed the same and much has also changed since I was here as a child. You do have to pay for parking, $1 per hour which is really reasonable. There's a nice quiet beach to enjoy out front. There's a small Offset Coffee bar attached to the aquarium now as well. And there's a little gift shop with lots of educational toys and books. In a world where more and more kids (and adults) doom scroll and become addicted to social media, I really appreciate places like this that are free and still available to the public. It's really impressive how much they still offer and how many cool things you can see and still learn about despite the lack of admission fees. I will keep happily supporting them and we definitely need to preserve and have more spaces like this, as they are becoming more and more rare in the digital age. It's nice to make the trek out here, get off our screens and touch some grass (or sharks rather!). And maybe I'm biased, but I love this place more than the Long Beach Aquarium! (Monterey Bay aquarium is probably truly the best aquarium in California though!) Will definitely come back again and again.

Mehhhhhh I saw the infamous rubber duck here today. Maybe it's not my thing, but I was kind of low…read morekey excited to see it. I got there and there was just something really "unepic" about it. I'm sooooo glad I didn't spend money to see it last week haha. Good thing about this place is it's pretty easy to maneuver around. The parking was FREE (something rare in LA) and the duck was pretty close. They have Acapulco and a museum if you want to explore more! There's not much else around. Nice place to walk around or have a picnic though!

It's been ages since i came down here lots have changed that is for sure and i like it. i came to…read moresee Mama and baby duck before they depart. It was nice to see it up close and in person. I'll have to come back for dinning or drinks hmm maybe someone will do an UYE or a PYE at one of restaurants near by here lol

This is a nice park with great coastal views. Lots of parking, restrooms nearby and it's dog…read morefriendly. There's a trail nearby and the Korean Friendship Bell which is also a nice place to visit. I recently visited on a Sunday with beautiful weather and was surprised at how it was not that crowded.

Overdue review. THE…read moreEXPERIENCE: Came here for an nature event and it was everything! I'm a closet bird-nerd so this was SO much fun for me! I was super excited about seeing my favorite bird: The Hawk! When they showcased the different birds and got to my fav it was as if they were a celeb I was cheering and taking pics, lol. It was definitely a sight to see close up! (See some photos attached) This event also included a nature walk and folks could also tour the museum on sight. WOULD I RECOMMEND? WOULD I RETURN? I definitely would recommend and have actually returned since for the hiking trails! Relaxing place, full of scenic views!

A great spot when the weather is nice. Love everything…read moreabout it, except for one woman who seems to have a strange fascination with a family member. Constantly making strange remarks, making you feel uncomfortable. Hopefully this isnt a job that she intends to stay at. Time to move on when you play gate keeper with people. Passive aggressive behavior. Anticipating a change for any future visits.

So many rules don't make sense no fun at all if u thought it was bad before now they are enforcing…read moreall the rules

Your staff were courteous and professional. The Swan boats, however, are ill-maintained. The…read morerudders were ineffective and steering the boat was hard.

Spontaneously decided to go with my 3 other friends while just walking around Long Beach after an…read moreevent nearby. You had to book it on the website but it was so easy and fast that I was able to book it while in line. They need an ID before you can start so don't forget that! My one thing I would be whiny about is that the life vest pile had some dirty stained ones but we managed to pick out some clean looking ones from the piles. They have a separate bin for when you leave and there is a guy that apparently cleans them after. Overall we had a very chill and relaxing swan ride. Remember you don't need to be paddling the whole hour unless you want your legs to feel like jelly after. Staff was very friendly and even helped us take a group photo in the end.Would not mind going here again, definitely worth it for the good memories.

Great place to bring the family. Great rides, games and food. All sorts of different food. They…read morealso have vendors if you would like to buy all sorts of items. From clothes, decorative orchids, and a lot of other things. Get the value tickets. 30 tickets for $20. Nice way to spend the afternoon or night. This fair comes around once a year. Usually after Labor Day (Friday, Saturday & Sunday).

This is a great place to visit.. they usually hold this the weekend after labor day.. they have…read morecarnival rides, carnival games, vendors, entertainment and the best part.. food! And for being a fair the prices are all reasonable, $5 for 3 delicious carne asada tacos or funnel cake, $8.50 for a plate of 2 ribs, quarter chicken, baked beans and corn on the cob? You can't beat it! I will definitely be back next year.. it is a great place to go to and the attendees and employees are all extremely nice and friendly!

A beautiful beach or viewpoint that the locals enjoy. The…read moreSan Pedrians call this Beach ROYAL PALMS, most residents in San Pedro never knew they added White Point as some locals have said it's probably a racial thing. The entrance fee is $6.00 One way no returns. The view from above Royal Palms is beautiful. We drove down, parked, and had lunch with an awesome view of some surfers, and, as I was told, on occasion you'll see some seals on the rocks. After having lunch we went for a walk, a hidden treasure in this town. Royal Palms has public restrooms and plenty of parking. Come and enjoy the beautiful view.

We absolutely loved this hidden gem! My recommendation is…read moreplease wear water shoes! Because it's all rocks! also take chairs- this spot is gorgeous! There are porta potties- on duty life guards and squirrels.. I'll post a couple of pics I took. Parking is $8.00

We just went to night dive this Friday for a date night & this was sooo cute!…read more No line upon entering which was fantastic cause I did see it on tik tok it gets pretty busy so get there early! We arrive right at 7:30pm & I was so happy we did! Lines started building up after we were already in! They have bars inside & out, snack / food bars, a free photo station where someone takes a photo of you & prints out two copies (: then we started our exploring! So many cute fish, we loved all the jellyfish, shark lagoon was probably our favorite spot of the night! You can touch the sharks, stingrays & jelly fish while people who work there walk about giving you cool facts about each! Shout out to Brad, he gave us all the cool shark facts as well as our cute first timer pins (: They even have a dj & he was throwing out some bangers! lol We had a great night! I wish we could have seen the sea lions a bit better but it was pretty dark in their area, we did see one pretty active swimming back n forth & two sleeping on a rock ha Totally recommend for a cute date night! (:

Came here on a Saturday and it was super fun!! We arrived at 10am and parked in the structure…read more There was plenty of parking. There was only 1 available elevator out of 4.. however it wasnt too busy. They have a ticket booth outside to purchase tickets but we got ours online. They scan yoye ticket inside and we were off! We got to see a lot of super cool stuff like fish, jellyfish, sharks, turtles, Frogs, penguins etc. Our favorite exhibit was the birds. You get to go into this big cage and for $5 they give you a small cup of nectar for the birds to eat. They are all around you and you can feed them. We had a great time and we finished everything around 3pm. They close at 6pm.

Super cool experience! Went for a date night and had lots of fun! The staff teach you how to throw…read moreand provide the safety rules and then you're free to have fun. They serve canned and bottled drinks if you want to order that for while you play. Throwing an axe is harder than it looks, but it's an exciting activity to try! I hope this business does well. It's nice to have something different to do in the area. Hope Pine st can get built up more!

Found a Groupon for one person in a social lane for about $28 when original price is $36. I…read morereserved an 8pm time slot on a Friday night and I was surprised to find it pretty empty when I got there. It's in downtown LB so you're surrounded by many bars and restaurants. There's street parking and different structures you can park in as well. It's also on the second floor of a plaza, pretty easy to find. The inside is designed weird bc the front desk isn't obvious and you have to turn a corner to find it? There was only 1 person working that shift when I arrived. Apparently other people reserved 8pm too but they all were late so my social lane ended up being just me for a while before others joined. Sebastian did a great job of explaining the rules and he was super nice always coming around to check on me and the group of friends I randomly bumped into. He was very attentive and kind and funny! This is a great activity either for date night or a friends night out! I would definitely come come back with friends and utilize the Groupon again!