Bonfire on the Dockweiler Beach

Kbizzle_143

Loads of fun, perfect temperature 🌡 👌 😎. Parking gets a little rough after 2:00. So get there early. Cool to see all the airplane ✈️ taking off (right behind LAX). If you can stick around for the beach night 🌙 life. Some cool 😎 DJ, with light shows.

Star Lord

Beautiful and calm beach, my boyfriend and I spent about 3 hours here before heading to the airport. We truly never wanted to leave, the sand is pristine, and the beach is clean. It’s right next to the airport so we get to see planes take off which was cool. Although if you’re sensitive to sound you may want to find a beach further from the airport. I appreciate all of the clean garbage cans so that trash didn’t end up littering the beach.

Miriam Lopes

It’s not my favorite, but great for a quick beach experience. I’d go as far north at this beach as possible because the ambiance was better. I came early on a Saturday morning and was able to get 2 hour street parking. There were a lot tents on the beach with people just waking up. The bathroom were odd- like half of the door was missing and it looked pretty gross. The bike path looked inviting though. Good place for wheeled sports. It was nice to sit and watch some surfers, and you do hear planes flying overhead if you like that!

Elvia Cortez

Kids and I love this beach - there is always plenty of parking and quick access to the beach, Cafe, showers and restrooms from the parking lot. Love the friendly distance to everything. So it makes it easy on me with my two little ones. They love the water and I love the breeze and watching the waves crashing and sunsets. The best part of this beach is that it's never crowded.

Blackbeard The Biker

This is my favorite Los Angeles area beach. It's clean, well maintained, and easy to get to. There are 5 connected beachfront parking lots (I believe), more than any other beach I know of anyway. It's $10 to park, well worth avoiding the headache of looking for parking at other beaches. I took these photos the first week of September during the crazy heatwave, and to my surprise this beach was relatively empty. There was a typical rush of folks coming in to watch the sunset, but no one playing bongos - LOL Venice! These photos taken with 16mm, and 70-200mm lenses.