TOP 30 Coastal views in Cerritos, California

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Tortilla Beach Cerritos is a vibrant and popular Mexican restaurant located at 12751 Towne Center Drive in Cerritos, California. Known for its delicious and authentic Mexican cuisine, the restaurant offers a variety of flavorful dishes such as tacos, burritos, enchiladas, and more. With a lively atmosphere and friendly staff, Tortilla Beach Cerritos is the perfect spot to enjoy a tasty meal with friends and family. Whether you're craving traditional Mexican fare or looking to try something new, this restaurant is sure to satisfy your taste buds. Visit Tortilla Beach Cerritos for a memorable dining experience in the heart of Cerritos.

Welcome to Residence in Belmont Shores Mobile Home Park, a unique lodging and RV park experience located at 6235 East Beach Comber Drive, Long Beach, California. Nestled in the vibrant Belmont Shores Mobile Estates, our community redefines what it means to live in a mobile home park. Designed for active adults aged 55 and over, our park offers an affordable beach lifestyle in the thriving city of Long Beach. Our prime location along the Los Cerritos Channel and nearby coastal wetlands offers a tranquil setting with the convenience of urban living. The heart of our community is the newly-remodeled private Clubhouse, a mid-century masterpiece that has won awards for its stunning design. Here, residents can enjoy a range of amenities including a pool and spa, a community room, a ballroom, an exercise room, and a resident library.

Welcome to Belmont Shores Mobile Estates Discover a new perspective on home living at Belmont Shores Mobile Estates, an inviting 55 community nestled in the vibrant city of Long Beach, California. Located at 6230 East Marina View Drive, our community offers a unique blend of affordable beachside living and modern comforts, making it an ideal choice for those seeking an active and fulfilling lifestyle.

Welcome to Jack Nichol Park, a serene 3.5-acre oasis nestled in Long Beach, California, at 6200 Costa Del Sol Way. Open from dawn to dusk, this community-supported passive park invites visitors to unwind and enjoy the natural beauty of its surroundings. Born from the Alamitos Bay Boundary Settlement Agreement of 1968, the park features a thoughtfully designed Marina Basin, completed in 2003, with 30 boat slips, an access road, a parking lot, and convenient amenities like a boat owners’ restroom and laundry room. Officially opened to the public in August 2007, Jack Nichol Park is named in honor of Jack Nichol, a distinguished local coastal engineer renowned for his innovative marina designs worldwide and his active role as chairman of the Marine Advisory Commission.