Winding paths, a splash pad and quirky play structures, a short walk from the pier.
Playgrounds plus a splash pad for the hot days, and the farmers market sets up right here too.
A public beach club with a splash pad and a playground steps from the sand.
Big shade trees and a kid-sized copy of the famous pier sign, which ends up in every photo.
A rebuilt inclusive playground, duck ponds to wander past, and lawn bowling to watch.
A universally accessible playground a few steps from the sand, with grass for spreading out when the beach gets to be too much.
A playground right on the beach bike path, with grass for a picnic. Ride in, play, ride on.
A real helicopter to sit in and a mini marketplace to shop in, all built for kids up to 8. Nursing lounges too, which says a lot.
Rides on the pier and a solar-powered Ferris wheel.
Touch tanks and about 100 local species tucked under the pier. Small enough to do in an hour with a toddler.
Vintage planes kids can get right up close to, with a playground and a lunch patio across the street.
Park with a playground.
Park with a playground.
Slides, ball pits and colorful play structures, with separate areas for toddlers and older kids and a cafe corner for grown-ups.
A neighborhood park with a children's playground.
Park with a playground.
A fenced playground with sections for toddlers and older kids, plus tennis and basketball courts.
Park with a playground.
