Great secluded beach that connects to Point Dume. It's a bit rocky in area but wonderful sand…read moretowards the center of the beach. Only 8 parking spots.

This beach was sooo beautiful and amazing! I did not know it existed. Me and my girlfriend hiked…read morefrom point dume and we decided to check it out and it was such a beautiful and remote beach, perfect place to escape and just chill out. One thing that was pretty disturbing was that we stumbled across at least 10 dead seals and lots of dead birds as well which was pretty disturbing and they smelled awful but other than that it was an amazing beach to go to!

When I think of Malibu, I think of surfing and of course filthy rich people. I got to see both…read morehere. The homes that line this stretch of beach are nothing short of spectacular. You know big money is right in your face. The waves were spectacular and this was my first time seeing people surf waves like that in real life.

One of the best beaches I've ever been to. So peaceful, beautiful, and private. I could lay out…read morehere every day if I had the choice.

The coastline in Malibu is lovely with its rugged, rocky coastline. Especially the section of…read morePacific Coast Highway starting from the Malibu Country Mart driving north on Highway 1. Parking is difficult to stop off if the PCH but if you're lucky to get a spot then take a moment to enjoy the view. Many of the beaches along the PCH in Malibu charge a fee for their parking lots.

I have been coming to Malibu Beach since I was a kid. One of the most seemingly less crowded…read morebeaches in Southern California. Not a tourist trap at all, more locals kick it and surf here than anyone else in the world. Great restaurants, coffee shops, pastries, and sandwich shops here. I can catch some of the best waves and sunset views at Malibu. Yeah, sometimes you get people that do not live here come and trash the beach, but they do keep it nice and clean to come hang out.

Love this State Beach in Malibu,…read more "I never came to the beach or stood by the ocean I never sat by the shore under the sun with my feet in the sand But you brought me here and I'm happy that you did" Put your feet in the water, mind all the rocks, wander the caves, get into some snorkeling, explore the tide pools, the ocean water and the great breezes. They have lifeguards on duty daily. As well as park rangers about. It can get crowded on weekend and in the summer for sure, but generally is a mellow hidden gem of a beach worth checking out. All-Day parking is $12 per vehicle or $3 per hour for up to 3 hours, which is beyond reasonable in the 2020s and beyond. Free parking available if you have a California State Parks Pass, which I believe you can get at your local public library. Open from 8AM til 10PM.

They say…read more.... "Life is a Beach" And anyone who has had the pleasure of visiting Malibu, specifically Leo Carrillo State Beach, knows exactly what I'm talking about. And if you haven't been, but you are here now, reading my review, because at some point in your recent life you have seriously contemplated just whether you should or should not pick this beach to visit in the near future... Then, you my friend are in the right place! Cause I, Lance L. am gonna break it done for you. First and Foremost.... C'mon Malibu! Why you gotta be so Pretty!? I mean.... The white sandy beach shorelines, the moderate temp. & calm waters, the hiking areas that overlook the beach below and some of the most beautiful sunsets at the crest of the horizon... Leo Carrillo State Beach will steal your heart and will definitely allow you to create some special memories with your loved ones. Whether taking a dip in the waters, climbing the rocky areas on the shore, watching the sunset on with your hunny, taking Engagement or Maternity photos, or just sitting on the trailhead watching the seagulls fly overhead all while catching the waves continuously crash into the shore.... You will soon learn why this State Beach is one of California's finest when it comes to well maintained and preserved beaches. And though they consider this beach to be in Malibu, it's technically just outside the official Malibu City Limits. Also, the beach itself shares a border with Los Angeles and Ventura Counties, so if you are looking for something to eat after your beach day, your closest spot is Neptunes Net just a mile or so up the road on the Ventura county side. And for those out of State or anyone interested in a place to Camp (tent or RV), Leo Carrillo State Park located across the highway (PCH) is a wonderful campground to stay at. So...... Now you know the tea. Now, Go get your beach on at Leo Carrillo State Beach!

Beautiful but parts of the beach are covered in tar…read more The beach is rather small and doesn't get as many people as other nearby beaches. It borders a naval base. I went for a run along the beach. When I came back my feet were covered in tar. It took me a long time to get it off as soap doesn't work well. If you got tar on yourself, cooking oil works well to remove it. I was having a nice time until my feet got covered in tar. I'm not sure if it's the road construction nearby or the naval base that caused the tar problem. I probably wouldn't return. The beach charges $3/hour or $8/day to park at the beach. I recommend picking a different beach. Although there are some hikes nearby here that have awesome views.

Really pretty beach with easy free parking next to the highway. Great pit stop outside of Malibu.read more

There are no steps down to the beach. All you can do is pull over your car and get out and look at…read morethe water, or you can take a quarter-mile hike on the shoulder of the deadliest highway in California. And go down the beach steps there. But then you no longer are at Blocker Beach.

No access to beach. Porta potty only. Not worth paying for parking. Not even good photo stop.read more

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.

Crowded and overrated beach in the Malibu area…read more Tons of surfers and tourists, but almost no available parking, making it even more congested and difficult to navigate around. It's a decent area with a prime real estate location, but after the Malibu fires, the resources and food/drink options out here are very limited. If you're a surfer there's a very supportive environment here for you with plenty of folks grabbing waves and enjoying the socal surf culture life. If you're here for an event or just looking to relax on the beach, you may be better suited to find a different location that isn't as congested or dirty/undermaintained.

A nice little beach near the Adamson House and the Malibu Pier. They have a small lot for $15 but…read moreit fills up fast on the weekend. The beach itself, definitely something good for surfers. Waves looked perfect for riding and they even have signs saying you're only supposed to be surfing here, no swimming. It was pretty crowded on Saturday but we were able to get a nice little spot on the beach. Overall good beach, clean waters.