6 Best Toddler Beaches with No Waves
Here are 6 of the best toddler beaches with no waves in OC — because sometimes you want it to be extra mellow for your toddler!
Central OC playgrounds are in the cities of: Costa Mesa, Fountain Valley, Huntington Beach, Irvine, Los Alamitos, Newport Beach/Corona Del Mar, Orange, Santa Ana, and Tustin. If you don’t feel like scrolling through the list, link to the Playground Map from the sidebar.
Here are 6 of the best toddler beaches with no waves in OC — because sometimes you want it to be extra mellow for your toddler!
Spiderweb parks in Orange County have rope climbers of all shapes and sizes for kids who like to climb! Spiderweb play equipment lets kids play pretend games while getting some amazing gross motor skills development.
The George Upton All Access Playground at Carl Thornton Park in Santa Ana is a huge playground with a castle, pirate ship, and nature theme.
Wieder Regional Park in Huntington Beach is now an accessible playground set in nature and surrounded by views.
Sweet Shade Park in Irvine features a new universal playground in 2024 with spaces for all ages and abilities to play together.
The beach Christmas tree at Crystal Cove State Park appears in December. It’s perfect for festive family photos or celebrating the season.
Irvine Regional Park is an OC Parks regional park with playgrounds, the OC Zoo, Irvine Park Railroad, a lake, stable, surrey carts, & ponies.
Sunset Ridge Park in Newport Beach sits on a corner of the busy intersection to enter the Balboa Peninsula. Fun playground with ocean views.
Victory Park in Tustin serves as a massive outdoor playground and tribute to the El Toro Marine Corps Air Station history.
The new Universally Accessible Playground at Fountain Valley Sports Park has ramps + inclusive play features welcoming all. Opened 2024!