The beach itself is okay. A bit rocky so be prepared to get scraped up a little bit if you don't have water shoes. It's really nice that they have a grassy area and a small playground, along with picnic tables. What really brings the stars down is their lifeguards. The ones that were on duty when we were there did not pay attention at all. Two sat next to each other in the lifeguard chair and just talk the whole time, not paying attention to what was going on in the water. One day they were more concerned with their tick tock videos then anybody else. The last day we were there the waves were so strong, it was scary. There were also riptides. We quickly learned that our youngest would not be able to go into the water with us at all but we really struggled to get her out. The lifeguards had no clue. There was another instance where three of my children, my sister, and another litte boy I didn't know we're stuck in a riptide. Once again, the life guards were none the wiser. Thankfully, I have read what to do when stuck in a ridtide and was able to safely guide everyone out of it without real panic or danger. (Although we all were a little shaken up). All that to say, I was extremely disappointed with how the lifeguards did not take a life saving job seriously.