Coleman Park offers many fun activities including biking, hiking, beachcombing, basketball, wildlife watching, picnicking, fishing, swimming, kayaking, canoeing, paddleboarding, and boating. The usually calm water near Coleman Park makes it ideal among beginner swimmers, kayakers, canoers, and paddleboarders. Kayakers and canoers often launch from the water here and explore the amazing Morro Bay shoreline around this park. If you like birdwatching, you can see many kinds of seabirds around Coleman Park. If you are planning to fish in the water near the beach in Coleman Park, please make sure that you follow the local fishing regulations. The blufftop area above the beach in Coleman Park offers amazing Instagram-worthy views of the Morro Bay coastline, the Pacific Ocean, and the nearby Morro Rock. The boardwalk present in Coleman Park also offers a unique way to explore the coastal landscape around Morro Bay. In addition, it can also be used to explore the area around the nearby Morro Rock. Morro Rock is a giant volcanic plug that is a unique geological marvel. As an interesting fact, this rock’s name means "nose" in Spanish. While climbing on this rock itself is prohibited, the area around it is a great bird-watching spot - Morro Rock is a nesting place for many bird species, including cormorants, gulls, and the locally endangered peregrine falcon.