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A somewhat narrow cement boardwalk parallel's the entire beach. Walking, biking, bicycling, and related activities are permitted on the boardwalk, but speed is regulated and must be kept to eight miles per hour or less. Cycles with more than two wheels are not permitted except for use by the disabled. At all times, people must use caution and courtesy in using the boardwalk. Various shops, restaurants, and beach rental outfits surround the Lifeguard Protection: Lifeguards are staffed daily year round at the main lifeguard station at the foot of Rip Currents: Most Water Activity Zones: This beach has separate water areas reserved for swimming and surfing. Check with lifeguards for details. Surfing: Surfing is permitted at this beach in designated areas. Many peaks up and down the beach, crowded on the good days. Scuba: This beach is not recommended for scuba diving due to lack of undersea life, heavy water activity, and surf. Restrooms and Showers: Public restrooms and showers are located at the foot of Disabled Accessibility: The boardwalk is accessible to wheelchairs and provides an excellent viewpoint of the beach. A special beach wheelchair, which requires an attendant, is generally kept at the main lifeguard station and available on a first come, first served basis at no charge. Beach Fires: Containers for beach fires are generally provided during summer months and available on a first come, first served basis. The burning of rubbish is prohibited. Only wood, charcoal, or paper products may be used as fuel. Fuel for the fire may not exceed a height of more than twelve inches above the upper edge of the fire container. The fire must be extinguished before leaving the beach. Open beach fires outside containers are prohibited at all Regulations -- Standard
Directions: Take Interstate 5 to Public Transit: Call San Diego Transit at (619) 233-3004 for buses that serve this beach. Parking: Extensive free public parking is available on the north and south side of Large Groups: The basic rule of thumb is that any gathering of over 75 people requires a permit from the Park and Recreation Department. A permit is also required for a wedding, water event, athletic event, voice and/or music amplification, or use of special setup equipment (such as an inflatable party jump, dunk tank, canopy, etc.) For permit information call Regional Parks at (619) 235-1169. |