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Expansive park by the ocean featuring 2 beaches plus trails, caves & picnic areas.
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Reviews — 8
Great place to explore the coast and do some hiking. Definitely a bit rough on the beach, it's not a walk in the park..
Beautiful views of dolphins playing, sea lions chilling on rocks, bunnies, various birds, as well as the surrounding landscape.
A Serene Escape at Abalone Cove Reserve - A Perfect Day Out with Tide Pools!
Abalone Cove Reserve is a hidden gem that promises a day of tranquility, beauty, and unforgettable memories. Embrace the opportunity to immerse yourself in nature’s splendor, explore tide pools, and experience a day like no other in the heart of Palos Verdes.
Visitors can make use of the parking facilities, though it’s important to note that the first 30 minutes are complimentary, while any additional time will incur a fee of $6 or more. Despite the parking charges, the experience the reserve offers more than justifies the cost.
Abalone Cove Reserve is a hidden gem that promises a day of tranquility, beauty, and unforgettable memories. Embrace the opportunity to immerse yourself in nature’s splendor, explore tide pools, and experience a day like no other in the heart of Palos Verdes.
Visitors can make use of the parking facilities, though it’s important to note that the first 30 minutes are complimentary, while any additional time will incur a fee of $6 or more. Despite the parking charges, the experience the reserve offers more than justifies the cost.
Such a peaceful place to relax your mind and body. There’s a hike that leads down to the beach. Beautiful place for picnics or date.
Paid parking, clean restrooms in the parking lot. Trails well marked, short hike to Abalone Cove and to Sacred Cove. Views? A corner of paradise! And no, pictures can't reproduce the beauty of the place, you have to go and see it with your own eyes.
Absolutely gorgeous. Lots of wild flowers, lots of foxtails. If you bring a dog be prepared to remove a lot from their fur if they are close to the ground. Very well kept up. Bathrooms were clean too.
Parking is free for about an hour and then you pay after that. We stayed for almost half a day and paid $12.
They had gorgeous flowers in bloom from the recent rains. It was nice taking pictures with those.
Beware you do have to walk on a TON of big rocks and a steep decline to get to the beach. My calves were killing me after. Somehow a lot of families still brought their kids though.
We came for the tide pools and it was pretty cool and fun to explore. We saw a brittle star for the first time!
It’s also fun to look at all the different rocks :0)
They had gorgeous flowers in bloom from the recent rains. It was nice taking pictures with those.
Beware you do have to walk on a TON of big rocks and a steep decline to get to the beach. My calves were killing me after. Somehow a lot of families still brought their kids though.
We came for the tide pools and it was pretty cool and fun to explore. We saw a brittle star for the first time!
It’s also fun to look at all the different rocks :0)
