San Gregorio State Beach

Mile long, wide sandy beach at the mouth of a creek with estuary

Description

San Gregorio State Beach is a mile long, wide sandy beach at the mouth of San Gregorio Creek and features a driftwood-strewn estuary as part of the park. The beach served as a campsite for the Portolá Expedition campsite in October 1769. To the south, beachgoers can walk to Pomponio State Beach and to the north is Tunitas Creek Beach.

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Opens

8:00 AM
Closes

Sunset
Phone

(650) 726-8819
Website

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Address

20063 Cabrillo Hwy S, Half Moon Bay, CA 94019, USA

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