Point Vicente Lighthouse

Point Vicente Lighthouse is not only a picturesque coastal landmark but also a vital navigational aid. Its unique feature is its distinctive three white flashes every 20 seconds, which help sailors distinguish it from other nearby lighthouses. The lighthouse, surrounded by scenic cliffs and stunning views of the Pacific Ocean, is not only a functional beacon but also a charming piece of maritime history.

Beautiful scenery, but the lighthouse was closed. Also, the trail leading down to the ocean shore was closed, and citations issued to anyone ignoring the trail closure.

It was a delightful time, I think the light house does open, but Saturdays from 10am-3pm I went on a week day the view of the ocean is just calming and very refreshing. I drove down there but you can also take the bus down there lucky. Everything was amazing!! if you’re thinking of going do it it’s lovely!! Parking is free btw it’s a bit small they have two one in front of the restroom and the other one not too far away. If you don’t find any Im sure you can find some down the road!

I went there for a walk during sunset time on a Sunday. We walked out and back on the Seascape trail. It was not very crowded and we got to see a beautiful sunset!

An amazing park / lighthouse. This is one of the best places in Palos Verdes for a hike, nature walk or even run. There's a trail along the cliff with amazing ocean views. The park itself is not that big but overall it has picnic tables, a grassy area, restrooms which aren't clean and parking. The parking can be difficult especially during peak times and the lighthouse is only open once a month. I recommend going when the sun is setting or rising.

The park has a picturesque lighthouse that is visible from the trail, but is only open for visitation once a month.

You can’t go wrong with visiting this place. It’s one of the most beautiful trails you can walk on. The ocean views are breathtaking. Paved parking lot gets full fast on the weekends, but there’s usually plenty of parking on the dirt closed to the lighthouse. You can’t get access to the actual lighthouse area during the week, but I believe it’s open once a month on a Saturday (I think it’s the first Saturday of the month) There’s a park right next to the trails and you can find picnic tables there. Or you can just chill on one of the benches and enjoy the view.