Huntington State Beach

Huntington State Beach is the site of a nesting sanctuary for the California least tern, a rare and endangered species. The beach is also sanctuary for the threatened snowy plover. The park also features a bicycle trail. Surfing, skating and surf fishing are also popular. The park has fire rings for bonfires.

This popular beach extends two miles from Beach Boulevard in Huntington Beach south...

Check the surf report for beach closures, rip tide warnings and other important bulletins.

Fire pits are great for barbecue, but stake your claim early--they go fast.

This state beach also has 200 fire pits, so it's popular day and night. There are changing rooms, concession stands, lifeguards, Wi-Fi access, and ample parking. A 6-mile bike path connects to the area's other stretches of sand. Picnic areas can be reserved in advance for a $150 fee, otherwise it's first come, first served. On hot days, expect crowds at this broad, soft sandy beach. Amenities:...

In Short
Affordable shopping and cheap eats draw tourists and locals to this historic beach. Situated between the longest municipal pier in the nation, downtown Huntington and a stretch...

Huntington State Beach is one of the best beaches in southern California. It is popular with both locals and tourists alike. It has barbecue pits that used year-round but especially in the summer as well as fire rings that can be used for bonfires. It's a great spot for families and children because the waves are not that big and there are several lifeguards on duty. There are all kinds of...