Top LGBTQ Beaches in Newport Beach, California
Located just north of Moro Beach in Crystal Cove State Park is Reef Point Beach, which spans 3.5 miles and is surrounded by trails that allow visitors to witness various types of Californian flora and fauna.
Nestled between Newport Beach and Laguna Beach in Southern California, Crystal Cove State Park Beaches is known for its natural seashore and plentiful activities. To get to this beach, you can enjoy the scenic drive along the Pacific Coast Highway, where you’ll find the Los Trancos Parking Lot that charges $5 per hour, or $15 per day.
Located on the Balboa Peninsula in the city of Newport Beach, North Star Beach is a small beige sand beach. The beach is adjacent to Newport Aquatic Center and has a beautiful backdrop of many oceanfront buildings on the shores of Back Bay, which together provide incredible views, especially during sunsets.
Located at the western end of Newport Beach Municipal Beach, West Newport Park Beach is a wide sandy beach known for its nearby sports facilities and park. The beach is usually uncrowded and a great place to enjoy some friendly competition with friends or family.
Balboa Pier Beach is a popular beach located in Newport Beach, United States. This beach is about 1,000 feet long and features soft, white sand.
Located in the northern region of Crystal Cove State Park between Pelican Point and the park’s historic district at Los Trancos Beach, Pelican Point Beach is surrounded by blufftop trails and scenic views. Other amenities include tide pools, a campground, paved bike paths, as well as restrooms and showers at the trailheads. To find the beach, you can drive into the park entrance that is titled "Pelican Point Area", which is where Newport Coast Drive intersects with Pacific Coast Highway. Free parking is located on the beachside of Pacific Coast Highway.
