Laguna Beach Beaches are open for Active Use Memorial Day 2020 Holiday Weekend.
Parking may be limited and Restrooms may be closed.
If you Cannot Stay 6 Feet Apart: Mandatory Face Coverings
The County of Orange Mandates wearing Face Coverings.
More Information Can be Found at The County of Orange
Active Beach Recreation Allowed
Walking ACTIVE RECREATION PERMITTED BEACH ACTIVITIES (including, but not limited to):
Walking/Running/Jogging
Ocean recreation: swimming, paddle boarding, surfing, bodyboarding, skim boarding, kayaking
Physical activity which keeps individuals in non-stationary active motion
Non Permitted Beach Activities
Gatherings
Beach towels, blankets, easy-ups, tents, umbrellas, etc.- items used for settling in place
Sitting or lying on beach
Setting up chairs and staying in place
Picnics/coolers/tables
Laguna Beach Beaches Are Open
County Beaches in South Laguna Beach (Aliso, Table Rock, West, Camel Point, and Treasure Island beaches)
Hours: 6:00am thru 10:00pm Daily.
Thousand Steps Beach Hours: 9:00am-6:00pm Daily
(please note the access way and restroom at Thousand Steps are closed)
County Beach Information Updated on May 21 2020
Laguna Beach Beaches Open For Active Use
Hours: 6:00am-10:00pm for Active Recreation on Monday thru Friday
Hours: 6:00am-12:00pm for Active Recreation on Saturday and Sunday
These new hours are on a trial basis.
Beachgoers are required to maintain at least six feet of physical distance from one another.
All dogs must be on a leash.
While visiting the beach, please remember to honor social distancing requirements and to keep all dogs on a leash.
If you require ADA Accommodations to access the beach, contact the Laguna Beach Marine Safety Department at (949) 494-6572.
Additional Information
Laguna Beach Planed Phased Reopening of City Beaches and Coastal AccessWays May 1 2020
Laguna Beach Reopening Beaches Phase 1 May 4 2020 Press Release
California Department of Public Health (COVID-19) Information is Online
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (COVID-19) Information is Online
World Health Organization (WHO) COVID-19 Online Site
SouthOCBeaches is trying their best to bring you any and all updates/revisions/corrections as soon as the information becomes available
