Newport Coast/Crystal Cove
Crystal Cove State Park
Crystal Cove State Park / Crystal Cove State Beach, located in Newport Beach, California, is best known for its rustic setting that stands in contrast to pristine, new homes and immaculate greens of the Pelican Hills Golf Club overlooking this wilderness oasis. Three beach areas below the bluffs include Reef Point (with access to two coves), Pelican Point (a 3.25-mile trail) and Los Trancos which offers access to a historic district of 1930s-style houses. Just off shore of Crystal Cove Beach is a 1,140 acre underwater park for snorkelers and scuba divers. On the southern edge of the park is El Moro, a 2,200-acre chaparral canyon with 18 miles of hiking, biking and horse trails.
Crystal Cove State Park and the undeveloped woodland features rustic, overnight campsites. Camp areas: Loop 1 & Loop 2 are accessible only by foot. All vehicles must be left at the park office! No pets are allowed and all sites are a 3-mile hike from parking lot. (Source: www.beachcalifornia.com)
- Pet Friendly
- Pets Allowed
Based on 346 Reviews
Covid-19 Cabin Fever is hitting SoCal people hard, especially since we love being outdoors to enjoy the sunshine and our beaches! Lots of people out and... More
Came here the other day to decompress from all of the Coronavirus stress. Crystal Cove State Park is like a scene from a dream! It's peaceful, has great... More
Best place to get away from the coronavirus. The walk for two is great, perfect path width and many branching off trails. I like the sunset here because it... More