Glassy Beach — Attraction in Springdale

My mother's hometown. People keep taking the glass which is asked not to. I read one review where the person was like, "really?" YES REALLY DON'T TAKE THE GLASS doesn't matter if it's millions of pieces. People keep taking it it will no longer be Glassy Beach but just a small beach. I can't believe people are saying things like it's small, not a place for children to play. It's not an actual beach for swimming etc, it's just a beach of sea glass. If you're going to visit, take in it's quiet beauty and that's it, don't take it's glass. Just don't. It's not a 5 star world class tourist destination, it's just a quiet, smalltown beach attraction. So leave the glass, take your photo and enjoy it...

A decent looking spot. A small beach that can accommodate hardly 2 -3 groups..it has got a picnic table which is distorted. The place has several insects so would definitely recommend carrying a bug spray..the walk to the beach is a bit complex with uneven surfaces and roots all around. The glasses are not huge in number. It can be renovated to make it more attractive. Huge room for improvement. If you're lucky you can see the iceberg.. only two parking spots outside the glassy beach. The road connecting the beach is uneven and turns to be a gravel road for...

A small but spectacular beach of sea glass. Probably not more than 15 meters long but there's still hours of potential exploration to do. There's just so much glass everywhere, including being buried, that an enthusiastic explorer could easily spend the day unearthing quite interesting pieces. Not that you need to dig mind you, glass is nearly as predominant as the beach rocks farther up the beach, and all quite large. As you move down towards the ocean it gets smaller and a bit more sparse but no less awesome as you can see in...