Huntington Beach Parking Fees, Costs and Maps for Beaches and Downtown Main Street

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HUNTINGTON BEACH CALIFORNIA ADDRESS MAP

Guests often contact us seeking addresses for Dog Beach, Huntington Beach Pier, Bolsa Chica Wetlands, Bolsa Chica State Beach and Huntington State Beach. The Yahoo and Mapquest maps don't always show you an address for beach locations, which makes it difficult to find your way to sought after destinations in Huntington Beach. If you are a tourist traveling to the region, here are some helpful notations for your mapping enjoyment.

18000 PCH or Pacific Coast Highway could be the address of Bolsa Chica Ecological Preserve wetlands. It also would serve as a location for Bolsa Chica State Beach RV Camping and public parking entry.

19000 PCH or Pacific Coast Highway at Seapoint Street is where Dog Beach begins. Just a short distance south of the location are two metered parking lots.

2250 PCH or Pacific Coast Highway at Golden West Street is where Dog Beach ends. This is also a popular location for Surfing Competitions. Parallel street metered parking begins at this location and stretches south to Beach Boulevard.

315 PCH or Pacific Coast Highway is the location you can use for Pier Plaza free summer concerts, weekly Farmer's Market and Art Fair, Zack's Beach Catering and Concessions and Main Street.

21500 PCH or Pacific Coast Highway not only happens to be the address of the Hyatt Regency Huntington Beach Resort & Spa Resort and Spa. It is also the location or dividing point between two beach operations, one called Huntington City Beach and the one south of it called Huntington State Beach. Both feature fire rings and beautiful beaches but prices in parking can vary by a dollar or several dollars. Huntington City Beach is closest to the Huntington Beach Pier and usually costs a bit more for parking. City Beach extends from Beach Boulevard to Golden West Street near Dog Beach.

22300 PCH or Pacific Coast Highway at Brookhurst Street is the where Huntington Beach ends. Just beyond this location is the Santa Ana River outlet, Santa Ana River Bed Bicycle Trail and the beginning of Newport Beach.