Leo Carrillo State Park - North Beach is a picturesque and family-friendly destination located in western Malibu, California. The beach is approximately half a mile long and offers a wide, sandy area perfect for beach walking and relaxation. It is part of Leo Carrillo State Park, which also includes South Beach and Staircase Beach. The park is known for its unique natural features, including tide pools, rock arches, and sea caves at Sequit Point, making it an exciting spot for exploration. Dogs are allowed on North Beach as long as they are on a leash, adding to its appeal for pet owners. The park's campground offers over 130 sites for those who wish to stay overnight and enjoy the scenic beauty of the area.
The beach is easily accessible via a large linear day-use parking lot right on the beach, providing convenience for visitors. North Beach is a great spot for observing wildlife, especially during the spring when gray whales can be seen migrating past the coast.
The park's history is tied to Leo Carrillo, an actor who played a significant role in preserving California's coastal lands for public use.
