375 Cliff Dr
Laguna Beach, CA

So you think you know California. Heisler Park in Laguna Beach feels like a tropical paradise to me. I love bringing out-of-town guests to enjoy the views from the top of the bluff or walk down to the beach areas for tidepooling or wading. There are so many reasons to love Heisler Park. Location: Pacific Coast Highway (PCH) is the main street running through Laguna Beach. I usually park on Cliff Drive between Aster and Jasmine Streets and follow the path down to the smaller beaches from there. If you enter Cliff Drive from Myrtle Street and head south, then you are heading the right way for parking at the meters and might have the best parking options. 4 Reasons to Love Heisler Park in Laguna Beach The ocean views and access to the beach from the entire stretch of this Laguna Beach park make it a perfect place to view sunsets or spot whales. The beach and marine area is an ecological reserve which keeps it protected for future generations. If you can find a spot to park, it’s super easy to get from your car to a bench or picnic spot. There’s unexpected artwork throughout the park in the form of sculptures. The park is set up in a strip along a bluff top. You can access the southernmost part of the park on foot from Main Beach – or park on Cliff Drive near Las Brisas and the Laguna Art Museum. Going north, there’s another access point to the beaches in the middle of the park around Jasmine Street. Then go even further north and you’ll find a big grassy area with tons of picnic tables and a few grills oriented for sunset viewing. The beach furthest north is nicknamed “Picnic Beach.” It’s the widest and largest.

375 Cliff Dr
Laguna Beach, CA

So you think you know California. Heisler Park in Laguna Beach feels like a tropical paradise to me. I love bringing out-of-town guests to enjoy the views from the top of the bluff or walk down to the beach areas for tidepooling or wading. There are so many reasons to love Heisler Park. Location: Pacific Coast Highway (PCH) is the main street running through Laguna Beach. I usually park on Cliff Drive between Aster and Jasmine Streets and follow the path down to the smaller beaches from there. If you enter Cliff Drive from Myrtle Street and head south, then you are heading the right way for parking at the meters and might have the best parking options. 4 Reasons to Love Heisler Park in Laguna Beach The ocean views and access to the beach from the entire stretch of this Laguna Beach park make it a perfect place to view sunsets or spot whales. The beach and marine area is an ecological reserve which keeps it protected for future generations. If you can find a spot to park, it’s super easy to get from your car to a bench or picnic spot. There’s unexpected artwork throughout the park in the form of sculptures. The park is set up in a strip along a bluff top. You can access the southernmost part of the park on foot from Main Beach – or park on Cliff Drive near Las Brisas and the Laguna Art Museum. Going north, there’s another access point to the beaches in the middle of the park around Jasmine Street. Then go even further north and you’ll find a big grassy area with tons of picnic tables and a few grills oriented for sunset viewing. The beach furthest north is nicknamed “Picnic Beach.” It’s the widest and largest.

375 Cliff Dr
Laguna Beach, CA

So you think you know California. Heisler Park in Laguna Beach feels like a tropical paradise to me. I love bringing out-of-town guests to enjoy the views from the top of the bluff or walk down to the beach areas for tidepooling or wading. There are so many reasons to love Heisler Park. Location: Pacific Coast Highway (PCH) is the main street running through Laguna Beach. I usually park on Cliff Drive between Aster and Jasmine Streets and follow the path down to the smaller beaches from there. If you enter Cliff Drive from Myrtle Street and head south, then you are heading the right way for parking at the meters and might have the best parking options. 4 Reasons to Love Heisler Park in Laguna Beach The ocean views and access to the beach from the entire stretch of this Laguna Beach park make it a perfect place to view sunsets or spot whales. The beach and marine area is an ecological reserve which keeps it protected for future generations. If you can find a spot to park, it’s super easy to get from your car to a bench or picnic spot. There’s unexpected artwork throughout the park in the form of sculptures. The park is set up in a strip along a bluff top. You can access the southernmost part of the park on foot from Main Beach – or park on Cliff Drive near Las Brisas and the Laguna Art Museum. Going north, there’s another access point to the beaches in the middle of the park around Jasmine Street. Then go even further north and you’ll find a big grassy area with tons of picnic tables and a few grills oriented for sunset viewing. The beach furthest north is nicknamed “Picnic Beach.” It’s the widest and largest.

375 Cliff Dr
Laguna Beach, CA

So you think you know California. Heisler Park in Laguna Beach feels like a tropical paradise to me. I love bringing out-of-town guests to enjoy the views from the top of the bluff or walk down to the beach areas for tidepooling or wading. There are so many reasons to love Heisler Park. Location: Pacific Coast Highway (PCH) is the main street running through Laguna Beach. I usually park on Cliff Drive between Aster and Jasmine Streets and follow the path down to the smaller beaches from there. If you enter Cliff Drive from Myrtle Street and head south, then you are heading the right way for parking at the meters and might have the best parking options. 4 Reasons to Love Heisler Park in Laguna Beach The ocean views and access to the beach from the entire stretch of this Laguna Beach park make it a perfect place to view sunsets or spot whales. The beach and marine area is an ecological reserve which keeps it protected for future generations. If you can find a spot to park, it’s super easy to get from your car to a bench or picnic spot. There’s unexpected artwork throughout the park in the form of sculptures. The park is set up in a strip along a bluff top. You can access the southernmost part of the park on foot from Main Beach – or park on Cliff Drive near Las Brisas and the Laguna Art Museum. Going north, there’s another access point to the beaches in the middle of the park around Jasmine Street. Then go even further north and you’ll find a big grassy area with tons of picnic tables and a few grills oriented for sunset viewing. The beach furthest north is nicknamed “Picnic Beach.” It’s the widest and largest.

375 Cliff Dr
Laguna Beach, CA

So you think you know California. Heisler Park in Laguna Beach feels like a tropical paradise to me. I love bringing out-of-town guests to enjoy the views from the top of the bluff or walk down to the beach areas for tidepooling or wading. There are so many reasons to love Heisler Park. Location: Pacific Coast Highway (PCH) is the main street running through Laguna Beach. I usually park on Cliff Drive between Aster and Jasmine Streets and follow the path down to the smaller beaches from there. If you enter Cliff Drive from Myrtle Street and head south, then you are heading the right way for parking at the meters and might have the best parking options. 4 Reasons to Love Heisler Park in Laguna Beach The ocean views and access to the beach from the entire stretch of this Laguna Beach park make it a perfect place to view sunsets or spot whales. The beach and marine area is an ecological reserve which keeps it protected for future generations. If you can find a spot to park, it’s super easy to get from your car to a bench or picnic spot. There’s unexpected artwork throughout the park in the form of sculptures. The park is set up in a strip along a bluff top. You can access the southernmost part of the park on foot from Main Beach – or park on Cliff Drive near Las Brisas and the Laguna Art Museum. Going north, there’s another access point to the beaches in the middle of the park around Jasmine Street. Then go even further north and you’ll find a big grassy area with tons of picnic tables and a few grills oriented for sunset viewing. The beach furthest north is nicknamed “Picnic Beach.” It’s the widest and largest.

375 Cliff Dr
Laguna Beach, CA

So you think you know California. Heisler Park in Laguna Beach feels like a tropical paradise to me. I love bringing out-of-town guests to enjoy the views from the top of the bluff or walk down to the beach areas for tidepooling or wading. There are so many reasons to love Heisler Park. Location: Pacific Coast Highway (PCH) is the main street running through Laguna Beach. I usually park on Cliff Drive between Aster and Jasmine Streets and follow the path down to the smaller beaches from there. If you enter Cliff Drive from Myrtle Street and head south, then you are heading the right way for parking at the meters and might have the best parking options. 4 Reasons to Love Heisler Park in Laguna Beach The ocean views and access to the beach from the entire stretch of this Laguna Beach park make it a perfect place to view sunsets or spot whales. The beach and marine area is an ecological reserve which keeps it protected for future generations. If you can find a spot to park, it’s super easy to get from your car to a bench or picnic spot. There’s unexpected artwork throughout the park in the form of sculptures. The park is set up in a strip along a bluff top. You can access the southernmost part of the park on foot from Main Beach – or park on Cliff Drive near Las Brisas and the Laguna Art Museum. Going north, there’s another access point to the beaches in the middle of the park around Jasmine Street. Then go even further north and you’ll find a big grassy area with tons of picnic tables and a few grills oriented for sunset viewing. The beach furthest north is nicknamed “Picnic Beach.” It’s the widest and largest.