Moonstone Beach

Moonstone beach is a really beautiful beach that stretches out seemingly forever, no hike to get to it but potentially a long walk to the water if you come at super low tide 𓆝 𓆟 𓆞 𓆝 𓆟 I definitely recommend coming here to have a picnic, or be like my awesome friend, Winter, and go surfing or something!! 👽🦇

Tiny but intimate drive to a most beautiful beach. Large river like through it so pick your side carefully. So many pelicans and seagulls. We walked only part of the length and wished to be able to spend many more hours.

Beautiful beach! Not very crowded when we went. Parking lot was close to beach and it was pretty accessible.

The stoneyness of the moon will enhance the highness of the tide for sure dudette. Sometimes referred to as dog fight beach because of the lax enforcement of leash laws and the abundance of four-legged friends. Little River runs into the ocean here, making it a great place for novice surfers to get past the first set in an expedient manner. Go with the flow! Rouge waves are a real thing here as I once found out from personal experience. The cave, the boldering, and the climbing wall make this place epic. Friends have had marriages here, wakes here, and sound healing ceremonies. No overnight camping and no fires back beyond the rocks where the sheriff can not see ok? 🤫

Moonstone Beach is wonderful. We try to visit here at least twice a year. Our doggies love the 2 mile boardwalk. There's a lot of spots to sniff around and squirrels to chase. There is parking along the park. The view is fantastic. The walk is refreshing, calming and peaceful. You can stroll or power walk whatever is your liking. I do several walks a day. It's wonderful. There are several lookouts along the way. Great place to take pictures and/or videos. Doggies are not allowed on the beach only on the boardwalk. Restrooms are available on the south end of the park. There are quaint inns to stay overnight with parking. Our favorite is Cambria Shores Inn.. They all have rooms views of the ocean.