Parks in Avalon, California

Avalon beaches were voted by The Washingtonian the safest for swimming out of 30 beaches visited! The maga... More on Avalonbeach.com

Good place to take a day trip or weekend get-away for cheap . More on GeckoGo

Twenty-two miles westward of the immense INland Empire that is the Los Angeles Basin lies a place that boa... More on Falcon: Exploring Southern California's Beaches

Located on the ground floor of the historic Casino Building in Avalon, the Catalina Island Museum explores ... More on MuseumsUSA.org

This playground is in a small park in Avalon Harbor on Catalina Island. It also has a memorial to all veterans, a basketball court, and a sand volleyb ... More on KidsPlayParks

Just some plants, not many and not any that were very interesting. It was just something to do while we were at Catalina. If you go ... More on igougo

Catalina Island - California?s only island resort! Only about an hour away from several Southern California ports, including Balboa. Call for ... More on AnaheimOC.org

A great camping location located within a half-day's drive from the Los Angeles Metropolis. After debarking in Avalon, this affords you a great escape ... More on NileGuide

My Family and I stopped at the interpretive center in our rented gasoline golf cart and spent a few minutes viewing the exhibits. The Center is dedicated to the preservation of Natural Santa Catali... More on TripAdvisor

Quite possibly the best Ferris Wheel ride you will ever take. Beautiful views of Newport Harbor and the Pac... More on familydaysoutusa

The Balboa Fun Zone has fun for all ages. During the day, there is the ferris wheel, ice cream treats, Brit... More on igougo

PBRC offers beginning, intermediate and advanced lessons in English-style riding and Hunter/Jumpers. Childr... More on GoCityKids

Despite the twisty /bumpy road, this is a scenic view well worth the time! More on Yahoo! Travel

Abalone Cove Shoreline Park features two beaches (Abalone Cove and Sacred Cove), tidepools, bluff top viewi... More on Palosverdes.com

Besides all the fun ocean things to touch and poke and prod was the great view . More on TripAdvisor

This 1932 Mediterranean-style structure was the last of the bathhouses built in Southern California, and was at the end of the "Red Car" (streetcar) line running from Los Angeles to San Pedro and o... More on uptake_content

This 1932 Mediterranean-style structure was the last of the bathhouses built in Southern California, and was at the end of the "Red Car" (streetcar) line running from Los Angeles to San Pedro and ... More on Sanpedro.com