London Bridge Beach

"There's quite a lot of rocks along this beach. This is a weakness zone for boats so there's not a lot of waves. The day we went there was quite a bit of boat traffic. There are trees that line at the beach providing enough shade but still allowing the sun to come through. There were six porta potties next to a bunch of food trucks along the beach on the north side. The food trucks did play really loud music, so if you want to drown music, too bad, there were trash cans about every 25 feet and a nice walkway on either side. Water was cold in March and we were happy to have wetsuits with us. Dogs are allowed, and within about 10 minutes we saw a dozen or so, so if you're not a dog person, I wouldn't recommend this place. There are lots of ducks in the water as well that are fun to watch."

"I LOVE the other side of the London Bridge. OVERALL BEST PLACE TO GO TO IF YOU WANT A RELAXING PLACE TO JUST OBSERVE AND BE NEAR WATER."

"Fun little beach area. Lots of decent picnic areas and the courts and playground amenities looked really nice (didn't try them out myself). Boat and kayak rental was a great experience, especially the lady that we were working with. She was nice and made things easy, fun and made us feel like we were special without making it feel like it was her job to make us feel special. She was just an authentically pleasant person. The Kayaks were good enough and we had a great time paddling over and under the London bridge."

"It's always nice and beautiful here. We love parking at Rotary Park and walking to the London Bridge. They keep their sidewalks and park meticulously clean."