Top Rated Parks to Visit in Huntington Beach

"Just north of Main Beach is the most popular park in Laguna Beach, Heisler Park. A 3/4 mile trail runs along the bluff with several stairways down to the beach. A popular place to stop is Sunset Point which features a gazebo with an amazing view."

"A perfect place for a picnic or a bike ride, this park is a local favorite, as it has over 400 picnic tables and top-notch facilities. Take a stroll or choose to wander along one of the hiking trails found. Spanning 140 acres, Yorba Regional Park is a great way to escape the bustling crowds of the city’s most popular attractions and get a breath of fresh air."

"Anaheim offers plenty of park areas that are secluded from the rest of the bustling city. Yorba Regional Park is one such park and is one of the most popular free things to do in Anaheim. There are a variety of paved bike paths that wind whimsically through the park."

"Laguna Beach is known for its beaches, museums, and Crescent Bay Point Park is one of the favorite destinations of Laguna Beach and visiting the place is one of the best things to do in Laguna beach. Crescent Bay Point Park is much smaller than Heisler Park, but still, its jaw-dropping view makes this place famous. There are places where you can view marine mammals from far during migration."

"Laguna Coast Wilderness Park is a 7,000-acre wilderness area located on Laguna Canyon Road. One of the last coastal canyons in Southern California, the wilderness area lies in the San Joaquin Hills that surround Laguna Beach. There are 40 miles of biking and hiking trails that take visitors through a variety of landscapes such as oak, sycamore, and willow woodlands as well as areas of cacti, sage scrub, grassland, and maritime chaparral."

"Laguna Coast Wilderness Park is one of the remaining last undeveloped coastal canyons in Southern California and is one of the best things to do in Laguna beach. Laguna Coast Wilderness Park is a 7,000 -acre area in the San Joaquin Hills in Laguna Beach. Laguna Coast Wilderness Park includes Aliso and Wood Canyons Wilderness Park, Crystal Cove State Park, and The City of Irvine Open Space."

"Parking: $3 daily parking fee that is open from 8 am to 4 pm. Dog-Friendly: Dogs are not permitted, but horses are. Camping: No camping."

"Finally, over in Southwest Anaheim, check out Modjeska Park, which has earned four stars out of 17 reviews on Yelp. You can find the park at 1331 S."

"Covering a little more than seven acres, Los Cerritos Park is one of the best green spaces in Long Beach. A firm favourite among locals, the park has everything you would need to spend a day out, with beautiful scenery, picnic tables and an awesome play area if the kids are looking to expel some energy. Be sure to check out the Long Beach Municipal Band programme, as they hold concerts throughout the year from the bandstand."

"A lovely park which some could say its hidden gem in Long Beach. It is a well-kept neighborhood park full of trees and beautiful scenery. For one thing, you don’t have to reserve weeks in advance to host a small party in this park."

"Built on top of 20 acres of open grassy terrain, Boisseranc Park is the perfect local park to get out and see nature tucked into Buena Park. This park features four lit tennis courts, full amenities including restrooms, picnic areas, and a community building. The park also features a playground for the little ones, a swimming pool that is open during the summer, and four handball courts."

"Bringing the best of SoCal vibes to the busy streets of Gardena, SoCal Vibes Co. is all about good fun, good friends and great brews. With over 40 beers on tap, you are in for a good time at this sun-filled party space."

"For a change in pace in this seafood-loving surf town, we love Ola Mexican Kitchen (Spanish for wave), located in the bustling Pacific City district of Huntington Beach. This upscale Mexican food eatery provides unique south of the border twists to its spectacular entrees. Tacos here served in handmade tortillas, are renowned to be the best in Orange County."

"It’s all served up with an ocean view at Ola Mexican Kitchen at Pacific City. Stop by the kitchen for tacos and margaritas all day long, but don’t miss the brunch menu on the weekends. Brunch begins with Ola’s Bloody Maria, made with Cazadores reposado, jugo de tomate, jumbo shrimp, and a grilled asparagus spear — it’s a seafood snack and drink in one!"

"The first two were priced on the board at just under $10 each, the juice wasn't listed with a price."