Law Street

THIS PARK IS LEGIT.
You might fall…
but the only falling allowed is.
Falling in looooove!!!
*oWww owww*
;)
no, but forreals this place is cute.
It overlooks the ocean from here to forever!
like you will need to use the panoramic setting on your phone camera, you guys!
It’s just peaceful and beautiful like a sleeping baby.
Assuming this baby likes to make ocean noises as it is in the level of deep slumbering.

LAW STREET is a particularly beautiful part of the Pacific Ocean, where the Pacific Ocean meets Japan, directly on the other side of the globe.
Then the sun shines on Japan while we sleep. You can see the meeting of Pacific Beach and when you go farther North a few blocks, it turns slowly into La Jolla.
I like Law Street because it’s at a centrally located part of both towns, where you can look to the South, and see the beach rental cottages at the Crystal Pier, which rambles out over the ocean, and if you walk North toward La Jolla, you’ll eventually be at The Cove. You also can walk South, all the way to Ocean Beach. The ramp there takes you down to the sand, where you can be with nature and the sea.
The only drawback is that there is not much parking (maybe 7 – 8 spaces), not including street parking down Law Street. So if you have coolers, chairs, umbrellas, etc., it can be a challenge getting all your gear to the sand without a long walk.
There is a tendency to see a lot of runners, swimmers, sunbathers, sungazers, and walkers at this beach. I’ve captured many photos from here. I’ve walked this entire stretch of beach, about 7 miles in one day.
THE BEST PART IMHO?
Law Street has an actual bathroom that’s fairly large with 4 stalls…
AND REAL TOILET SEATS!!!
But don’t sit on them!
YOU HAVE TO — Always hover!
Not like some along these paths, with no seat at all.
And they have a filmy mirror, but not sure if it’s full length. (I think it is.)
It’s also a good place to change into swimsuits cause it’s REALLY LARGE,
and clean enough to change in. Probably because there’s a pricey high-​rise hotel next door (actually there are several).

We surf here because of San Diego surf school. It’s easy bike access, clean new bathrooms and quick walk to taco surf!
Nice residential beach.

Among the top 5 best beaches to visit in San Diego. Good for kids, or get togethers. Lots of space both in the water and on the sand. Not huge waves, but liek I said very safe. Just be sure to shuffle your feet.
P.S: No doubt a wonderful surf spot for beginners by the way.

Well I guess it’s a decent beach for surf. Enough variety if you go north or south a few hundred yards if you don’t like what’s happening right in front of you. Usually what’s happening is a pretty slow wave, usually 2 – 3 feet and if you can catch it in the morning during the offshore breeze, it can hold a decent shape.
If you head south toward the pier (Diamond St area), you’ll get a sometimes taller, and steeper wave that tends to close out in knee-​high water. So if you’re not paying attention you’ll get dumped right onto the sand. There also is a high concentration of pier rats that think they own the water. Just keep a little north of the Crystal Pier and you should be able to avoid them.
Go north and you’ll find Tourmaline, more of a longboard beach because of the rocky bottom and small cove, which at its point can create a deeper primary break before you come back closer to the rocky shoreline. I’ve actually avoided this area for a couple years now, since the last time involved a sting ray and my foot. But overall it’s a pretty mellow beach compared to those south of it.
Why do I go here most of the time? Because it’s close. Just a couple of blocks from my friend’s house. Not need to drive to OB or Del Mar or La Jolla or anything else. Sure, it may not be as desirable as some of the other breaks, but can you really be unhappy with any day on the water? …well, unless there’s a shark involved, I suppose.

i just started going here to pick-​up surfing again and this has proven to be a very accommodating strip of sand. surfers are very friendly and surfing is permitted throughout the length of the beach.
while the weather has been a bit overcast recently, i can see this as being a huge hang-​out for the locals during the summer months. i live right up PB Drive so this is a good place to know about.
i have only ventured as far as towers 26 – 28 but they do have lifeguards on duty, and it’s just a stone’s throw away from Crystal Pier.
there is only street parking so depending on what day and time you show up there might be some jostling for open spots.
this is a great place for the family to relax on a breezy sunday afternoon or for those learning to surf!