The video shows a family cooking over
a beach bonfire at
Huntington Beach. The dad sits in a
chair with family around him and he
calls for Frank. He says, "Frank, this
is how the rich cholos live." And they
all laugh.
Huntington Beach is recognized as the
California leader in providing beach
bonfires opportunities. The free fire
rings are available for family campfire
activities, church groups, schools, and
they provide entertainment and fun. You
can simply enjoy the bonfire or you can
cook a meal. some people bring little
grills and throw them on tip to utilize
the fire for special meals such as
chicken. Most simply bring hot dogs,
chips, and marshmallows for the
delicious S'more desserts that are made
of graham crackers with pieces of
chocolate inside the cracker sandwich,
then a hot roasted marshmallow set in
the center to melt the chocolate so it
all blends together.
There are several hundred fire rings
stretching the entire length of
Huntington Beach from Huntington State
Beach at Pacific Coast Highway and
Brookhurst to PCH and Warner. Huntington
Beach has acquired Sunset Beach but due
to the close proximity to houses, it is
unlikely bonfire rings will be
introduced that section of Huntington
Beach.
The cost to use a ring is free, and
they are available, first come first
serve. Bring your own firewood,
available at nearby grocery stores and
drugstores, or sometimes you can buy
wood at a beach concession. The wood is
around $5-7 / bundle.
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