Family Things To Do in Laguna Beach, California

Now Open! The Crystal Cove Historic District is a 12.3-acre coastal portion of the 2,791-acre Crystal Cove State Park. The federally listed Historic District is an enclave of 46 vintage rustic coas... More on Parks

Crystal Cove State Park has 3.5 miles of beach and 2,000 acres of undeveloped woodland and the offshore waters are designated as an underwater park. Crystal Cove is used by mountain bikers, hikers ... More on go_california

Choppy water and the California shore is quite a sight. There are pleasant comfy rooms here, but you'd bett... More on GoingOutside

Kids will find crabs, fish, hermit crabs, mussels, anemones, snails, and lots of fun. More on TripAdvisor

Standard class hotel Full service Accessible rooms under renovations until 31 mar 2002 Sna 0 mi s Catalina island 25 mi Danapoint harbor 8 mi Disneyland 25 mi Irvine meadows amphitheater 9 mi Irvin... More on Epinions.com

Laguna My Slave Resort: a beautiful artsy seaside town.... More on Yahoo! Travel

You'll have to park a few blocks away on the highway's asphalt shoulder, since all the curbs are red in th... More on Foghorn: California Beaches

Two thousand years ago, long before Laguna Beach became one of the most desirable resorts on California's c... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

The prettiest beach in Laguna, Victoria Beach (a.k.a. Vic Beach), is one of the hardest to find. Given the... More on Foghorn: California Beaches

Victoria Beach is a short stroll from Casa Laguna hotel and is known for its soft white sand, beautiful blu... More on Beachcalifornia.com

Empty beach near railroad tracks with lots of sun and breaks so you get good waves for surfing , skimming, and body boarding. More on GeckoGo

FINE ARTS & CRAFTS OF LAGUNA BEACHâ¦Selected âBest Art Festivalâ by OC Weekly Magazine. The Sawdust Art Festival, June 26-Aug. 30, features 200 local artists. Browse paintings, jewelry, ceramic... More on Discover America

We enjoy roaming around, watching the glass blower, having lunch in the little food court, and taking our granddaughters to the arts and crafts area. More on insiderpages.com

2000 years ago, long before Laguna Beach became one of the most desirableresorts on California?s coast, an ... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

Okay, so once I saw a scary-looking bum there. He was there for the better part of the day, leaned up agai... More on igougo

This restaurant has good food and service but the management stinks. More on igougo

(The White House Restaurant in L More on igougo

2000 years ago, long before Laguna Beach became one of the most desirableresorts on California?s coast, an Indian tribe named the Ute-Aztecas (later the Shoshones)roamed the land. Lured by the temp... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

The stairs here are really steep and there's no bathroom, but it's one of the most popular sites in Laguna. More on igougo