Beaches in Corona Del Mar, California

Open year around. During summer there are restrictions on climbing times. On cloudy days, or days with rain, holds are extremely greasy. Pirates Cove was developed in the early 70s by Rick Accomasso, Robs Muir, and Steve West. Later, ... More on RockClimbing

Corona del Mar is located just south of Long Beach between Newport Beach and Laguna Beach along Highway 1 near the San Pedro Channel and the Pacific Ocean. Corona del Mar is part of the Orange County, California metro area. Orange ... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

Del Mar?s popular beach is perfect for families, visitors, and surfers who enjoy its wide expanse of sand and gorgeous coastline. Swimming, walking, surfing, body boarding, and even grunion hunting... More on SanDiegoNorth.com

Del Mar Dog Beach, also known as North Beach to Del Mar locals, is a recreational paradise for those with four-legs and a tail. Stick-fetching and frisbee-catching are priority here. The only draw... More on Entertainment.signonsandiego.com

In California you'll never be without beach fun. And obviously, there are campgrounds in close proximity. The blue surf hitting this segment of shore is such a beautiful vista. Popping by the beach is always an exciting thing to do, ... More on GoingOutside

In California you'll never run out of beach fun. In the event that you're a camper you can raise that tent of yours at one of the fine campgrounds in close proximity. Dropping by the beach is always an amusing thing to do, and Little ... More on GoingOutside

Corona del Mar State Beach is a popular place for swimmers. The half-mile long sandy beach framed by cliffs and a rock jetty that forms the east ... More on Parks.ca.gov

Balboa Beach is not a fantastically visited slice of coastline, but spending time at this piece of coast is very pleasant. If you're a camper you can raise that tent at one of the brilliant campgrounds around here. In California you'll ... More on GoingOutside