Cabrillo Beach Bath House — Attraction in Los Angeles

Cabrillo Beach is literally my backyard—and I wouldn’t have it any other way! I walk there almost every day, and it never gets old.

The peaceful atmosphere, stunning views, and cool ocean breeze are the perfect reset.

I regularly use the boat launch and pier to take out my kayak, and it’s always a smooth and scenic start to an adventure on the water.

One of the best parts of Cabrillo is the variety: you’ve got a calm inner beach for relaxing and a windier outer beach for more action.

The Cabrillo Marine Aquarium is a fantastic stop for all ages, and the tide pools are an absolute must-see—especially at low tide when you can spot all kinds of fascinating sea life.

Whether you're into beach walks, kayaking, marine biology, or just want a peaceful spot to watch the sunset, Cabrillo Beach is a hidden gem and a local treasure in...

I recently coordinated a wedding at Cabrillo Beach Bathhouse, and it was a great experience. They have a large ballroom space, and you can secure the outside lawn - overlooking the beach and ocean! - for the ceremony. You can rent their metal chairs and 60" round tables or bring your own rentals. The staff was very responsive and accommodating before and during the wedding. If you have a beach ceremony, security is provided to watch over that area during the rental period, too. It is a city owned venue on a public beach, so there ARE restrictions: You have to bring in your own catering, there's no on-site kitchen, and you have to choose one of their approved bartending services. But, it's definitely worth checking out if you're looking for a reasonably priced wedding location steps away...

Fantastic. An old bathhouse where men and women can change clothes, and use restrooms. The quality is like an outdoor toilet at a beach, pretty rough, but it works. Cabrillo beach, and Cabrillo Marine Aquarium, and tide pools are my idea of paradise on earth. (Even though there is still a line to h get into The Port of Los Angeles lined up outside the harbor marked by Angel Gate Lighthouse (it looks like a thimble, but it’s 70’ tall.) We used to live in Pee-Dro, you see, and now we do not. That is my life’s big regret, and soon old age wild have crabs feeding on these old bones. (Maybe it will be buzzards in Nebraska or whichever 2nd rate state we 7/8ths of Americans who are not...