Huntington Beach State Park

Huntington Beach State Park in California; address and park campgrounds information.

Huntington State beach is not an overnight camping beach, but it's a great beach for surfing and swimming and day camping your RV.

For overnight campgrounds head over to Bolsa Chica State Beach. It's located north of the Pier on Pacific Coast Highway in Huntington Beach.

The Huntington Beach park has a nice bicycle trail and beach firerings for cooking or bonfires. People like this beach for surfing, skating and surf-fishing. It's a family friendly beach as well.

This popular state beach in California is 2 miles long, and goes South from Beach Boulevard (highway 39) in Huntington Beach to the Newport Beach Boundary.

It now has AT&T Wi-Fi Service which lets you use your laptop computer to access the Internet.

Lifeguards patrol the beach year around, but the lifeguard towers are only staffed from Memorial Day (end of May) through Labor Day Weekend (early September).

The paved parking lot next to the sand is popular for RV vehicles. Just park your RV and set up your day camp.

Snack stands and picnic tables and restrooms with flush toilets and showers, all is wheelchair accessable.

You can rent umbrellas, volleyballs, towels and even swimsuits at Zacks Pier Plaza, at Main Street and PCH. Phone: (714)536-0215)

To build a bonfire in the firerings, claim one early in the day. On holidays you should arrive when the beach opens (5 am) to be sure to get one.

Place all your beach gear around the firering to show that its taken. There is wood available from the concession stands on the beach, or you can bring your own.

The beach closes at midnight and re-opens at 5 AM. Parking at the beach is $9.00 per day, the last time we checked, or $1.50 per hour.

Huntington Beach is known as Surf City USA, so surfing is huge in this town with international surfing competions going on from time to time. There is even a Surfing Museum on 411 Olive Street, Huntington Beach. Phone: (714)960-3483.

For general Huntington Beach State Park inquiries call (714)536-1454.

Address: How to get to Huntington State Beach from Los Angeles. Take the I-405 Freeway South to Orange County, exit on Beach Boulevard (highway 39), go South to Pacific Coast Highway. The Beach Park is right in front of you.

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