Welcome to Ocean Beach Park
Park open during sunlight hours only during off season non summer days. Gates locked at sunset except for banquets
Enter at your own risk
No diving
No working on vehicles in the park
No microphones or amplified speach
Commercial photography is prohibited
No bare feet on boardwalk or inside any buildings
Guest is responsible for safe anchoring of any umbrellas or other shelters
No organized events allowed without park manager involvement and approval
Guests not to take pictures of others without consent
Do not feed the birds or other wildlife
Park routinely takes video and pictures of all guests
No lifeguards No swimming except during summer season where lifeguards are posted
We are not responsible for vehicles or contents
No loud music or music that impedes the enjoyment of other guests
No balloons anywhere outdoors, please for our environment
No ball, Frisbee throwing etc.
Park and/or attractions may close with inclement weather or other threat
No tent, umbrella or other item should impede Lifeguard’s view
Any tent, umbrella etc must be safely secured. It is the owners responsibility
No delivery of and food or beverage products by outside restaurants or caterers
No soliciting
No vehicles, bikes, skateboards, scooters etc allowed on beach or boardwalk
No dogs or pets allowed at any time enforced all year
No drugs or alcoholic beverages can be brought into the park
No refunds
No re-admittance to parking lot once you leave
No weapons
No student driving
No fishing
No littering
No glass anywhere in park
No grills, open flames or fireworks
No drones, remote control vehicles, or motorized toys
3 mph speed limit
No unregistered motor vehicles
No launching of any boats or watercraft
Video Surveillance in use
A day at the beach including swimming can be the greatest fun for all ages but can also turn into the biggest disaster if it’s not done responsibly. Here are a few thoughts: Make sure your children take swimming lessons. Swim only in designated areas where there are lifeguards present. Never swim alone. If you are the parent or guardian, the child’s safety is YOUR responsibility. Never trust a child, lifeguard, or any other individual to take it on for you. It’s yours. Leave your phone in your bag. Establish rules and boundaries for the kids so you can watch them easier. Young children or inexperienced swimmers should wear coast guard approved life jackets…but don’t rely on them. Don’t let the kids play any unsafe games in or near the water, including diving, jumping into the water, holding breath games, etc. Inflatables and other water toys are not life saving devices. Parents and kids digging holes in the sand and building sand castles, never allow them to dig deep holes or tunnels, especially near water lines (area where waves come in) and fill in holes when you are done. Let’s all please have a safe and enjoyable summer. We are proud of our lifeguard staff and safety programs and are here to help, but it starts with you. Please watch your kids!
