Hidden Beach Park

A scenic little park that is true to its name and fairly well hidden. Limited free parking on the dead end culdesac on Cliff Street or the pull off just before. Don’t miss the Little Free Library in between. Brand new all abilities playground with rubber surface in honor of a local boy who frequented the park. Lovely beach and sea views, picnic tables, benches, and sizable grassy area. Perfect for a picnic, dog walk, frisbee toss, spin around the playground, or read under the gum trees. Well loved by locals.

Beautiful private beach not overly crowded. The sand is so soft , warm and not much foot traffic makes the sand look beautiful. Perfect park and beach for kid's and dog's. The quarter mile walk up to the beach is also just as beautiful you feel like you're in a different world. Ask the beach houses look amazing.

Great park, awesome beach, friendly people don't follow Google maps directions, we ended up finding it ourselves

I'm sure the park is wonderful. I'm art the beach, and it's what you expect a beach to be -- sand, wind, ocean, and sea birds. It's quiet, and there aren't a lot of people nearby.

Make sure to use the directions to hidden beach playground as that is the easiest way to get down to the beach as well as find some parking 8 spots, playground, and port a potty. Once you park follow the asphalt down to the beach. As others have stated, lots of beach, not a lot of folks, but lots of people walking around with their dogs. For those with children. Watch out for random aggressive bees and try putting your feet in ground where the waves finish off to find some clams!!

Large sand beach helps you keep distance from people. Parking was a bit challenging and required $10.

Nothing but crazy great views. You can walk the beach. Or you can walk the cliffs to find a shot you'll love. Nothing like private beach area. Nothing but good times and Great Ocean Views. If you're lucky you'll see Humpbacks the right time of the year

Great place to take the dog. Kinda of a pain for parking but I like that keeps crowds down.

Awesome local park with paved access to the beach, play structure pot o potty, and a nice patch of grass for picnics. There is a nice little trail along the creek under the railroad bridge that seems like a hideaway that my kids love. There are also sweet little benches on the bluff that’s a great place to enjoy the sea without getting in the sand. My daughter and I saw a whale breach from this spot, epic. The little sewage facility in the little creek stinks sometimes, but overall a little gem. Forget about parking here on a sunny weekend, there are only about 10 or so spots. Still, love it, we go several times a week usually by bike or foot.

Lovely stretch of beach with high sure and dogs everywhere. Amazingly little trash to be found for a California beach.