Best places: Public beaches in Laguna Hills, United States

This long wooden pier extends into the ocean for sweeping views of the ocean & shoreline.

Busy beach area offering swimming, scuba diving, tide pooling & other activities.

👍👍 It is a wonderful place to be when seeking clarity, the feeling of peacefulness when the waves crash into each other, the sounds of the water, the birds, and the people laughing around you. Great for family and long walks.

👍👍 This is a great little beach. The times I have been there, it has not been crowded. The sea life in the rocky areas are cool to explore. There is a fee to get in and a little walk to the edge of the bluff, which you will then need to walk down either stairs or a ramp, depending on where you enter fr...

Scenic pier popular for fishing & ocean views, convenient to beach & nearby shops & restaurants.

A busy spot for surfing & swimming, this beachfront park offers a concession stand & public showers.

Picturesque beachfront park providing swimming, surfing & open recreational space with bluff views.

Sandy stretch popular for surfing, with a pier & a boardwalk backed by hotels, shops & restaurants.

👍👍 This place is so beautiful. It's great for swimming, surfing, searching for little sea creatures or looking for pretty rocks and shells. Be prepared to walk down a decent sized hill to get to this spot, but I was able to do it on crutches, so as long as you're mobile, it's not bad. This is a great s...

👍 A nice small patch of beach that is tricky to get to, made famous by a cottage core tower with some nice tide pools throughout. Don’t listen to Google as it will try to have you drive through what is actually a private community towards the southern end of the beach. You’ll have to park along the P...

Prominent surfing beach known for multiple surf breaks, plus areas for camping, biking & swimming.

State park featuring a mile-long beach, picnic areas & campsites, plus biking & hiking trails.

👍👍 Perfect beach for toddlers. Opportunity to have a BBQ picnic but come early..

👍👍 Such a cute place. Go at low tide to be able to get into the cave. You can go to Crystal Cove Park and park in lot 1. $15 entrance fee per car. It's the closest to this cove. Most of the trail is paved, so would be okay for a stroller or wheelchair.

👍 Beautiful location. Not as busy as other popular beaches but much nicer. The actual beach is narrow and intially rocky until you get near the water. A few paces south of the train station. Access to the beach is in front of tower 14 crossing the train tracks. The passing train is also quite a sight...

👍👍 A small beach that is perfect for families with toddlers since it’s part of the Bay and hence it’s flat and very shallow. Has lots of tiny fish and shells, rocks to climb and explore and a paddle boarding and kayak store with bathrooms, showers, a vending machine and a big parking lot. A wonderful s...

😐 Very convenient campground to stay at for RV or car camping. I wouldn’t recommend for tent camping. Mostly Due to noise and light pollution in the general area. I had two nights booked and I don’t think I slept a solid hour the first night because the hosts were not enforcing the quiet hours PLUS th...

👍👍 Great little park if you don’t mind being on the harbor side of the beach. Advantages: less people, no waves.

👍👍 I love Newport Jetty area, less folks, relaxing

👍👍 Much less people shallower more shade Great for birthdays