Kellogg Beach — Attraction in San Diego

This is one of my favorite beaches to go to because it's small and private with a gorgeous view of Shelter Island and all the yachts and sail boats that go cruising by. It's a family beach as well as a dog beach with dogs playing and swimming around. It never gets too crowded (except on the Fourth of July) but parking is hard to find since it's in a residential area. There are plenty of things you can do there. You can go paddle boarding, kayaking, swimming, boating, walking, running, collecting seashells, etc. The vibe is really friendly and casual and I've been coming here since I was a little girl. It's very safe for children...

This is a lovely little hidden gem frequented by locals. It’s not too crowded, and because it’s a bay, it’s really perfect for small children because you don’t have to worry about big surf or undertow. The beach doesn’t have too many shells. The sand isn’t fine, but it’s not too dirty. Kellogg beach is located a few blocks from the end of a coastal pedestrian/bike path, so it’s a great place to visit if you’re staying in the area and can bike in. If you’re driving, parking is very limited, and the beach is a bit tough to find, which is why I think it’s best...

Kellogg Beach might not seem like it’s a location worth 5 stars at first glance, but if you cut through the residential area, it also connects to Bessemer Path, which has a lovely water front walk with lots of scenic spots, places for dogs to run in the water, and if you look closely, quite a few flower species! The fact that the path is right by the water helps to keep it a bit...