Huntington Beach

Open
yelp logo

(454)

Call
Website

Advertisement

Photos

325 Pacific Coast Hwy
Huntington Beach, CA 92648
+1 (714) 969-3492
http://www.surfcityusa.com
Huntington Beach Pier was first finished in 1904 but was damaged in storm and rebuilt in 1914 and in 1931 500 feet was added to the pier but it separated from the original pier in the earthquake of 1933. The pier was repaired but was damaged again by hurricane in 1938 but was repaired the following year. During WW1 the pier was taken over by the military and a submarine lookout and large machine gun was installed. After the war the pier was returned to the public and held up until the storms of 1983 & 1988 finally damaged pier to the point it needed to close. The current pier was finished July 18th, 1992 with a dedication with 500,000 people. The pier was built using much of the same 1914 design. Huntington Beach draws almost 4 million people annually who come for the surfing, volleyball, air show, food and even Segway Tours from Surf City Segway can be booked.

Also at this address

Reviews

yelp logo
4.0454 reviews
Photo of Chalee T.
Chalee T.
9/6/2025

1045 am, Friday, September 5, 2025, I went to Lifeguard HQ to apply for a HB Parking pass. Plenty of parking at this time of day. There was a table set up outside with blank applications and pens....

Read more on Yelp
Photo of Jenn G.
Jenn G.
11/30/2025

For those who know me well I've been always been kinda in a South Bay bubble. (Hey, nothing wrong with loving my hometown and exploring it all it has to offer.) But Huntington Beach was one of the...

Read more on Yelp
Photo of Yan W.
Yan W.
9/3/2025

We haven't been to the beach in so long. We had a beach party and bonfire at Huntington Beach with families last Saturday. My husband's cousin went there early in the morning to secure a fire pit...

Read more on Yelp
Photo of Danielle P.
Danielle P.
6/26/2025

Surf City, USA! This is a nice beach with plenty to do. The pier is nice and there are lots of places to rent beach items, restaurants and shops. They were also having the annual Purina Dog Show...

Read more on Yelp
Photo of Thina C.
Thina C.
7/14/2025

One of the beaches closest to home is a very special place for me, so I thought I would take a moment to write about it. I love this beach, especially during summer, when the sunsets are...

Read more on Yelp
Own this business?
See a problem?

You might also like

Dexter Hall, Inglewood Chamber of Commerce
Legislative bodies, national, Business services, nec, nec, Trade associations

Dexter Hall, Inglewood Chamber of Commerce

The Inglewood Airport Area Chamber of Commerce is dedicated to fostering an environment that promotes success for businesses, organizations, and communities in Inglewood and its neighboring areas. Through leadership and valuable partnerships, the Chamber aims to enhance the quality of life for its members and the broader community. With a diverse membership that includes various local businesses and organizations, the Chamber serves as a vital resource for networking and collaboration. Its mission is to empower members to thrive in a competitive landscape while contributing positively to the local economy and community well-being. Generated from the website
Growers' associations, Trade associations, Eating places

Laguna Beach Visitors Bureau

Laguna Beach is Southern California's premier coastal destination, perfectly situated in Orange County between Los Angeles and San Diego. Known for its stunning seven miles of coastline, majestic canyons, and sandy beaches, the area offers a wealth of outdoor activities, cultural experiences, and family-friendly fun. Visitors can explore 22,000 acres of protected wilderness, enjoy a variety of beachfront lodging options, and partake in a vibrant arts and entertainment scene. With a calendar full of events and activities, Laguna Beach invites everyone to discover its unique charm and natural beauty year-round. Generated from the website
Trade associations

Inland Empire Tourism Council

The Inland Empire Tourism Council is dedicated to promoting economic development and enhancing educational opportunities across San Bernardino and Riverside Counties. Through initiatives like the Growing Inland Achievement's 2025-2030 Strategic Plan, the council aims to transform workforce outcomes and increase postsecondary attainment in the region. In addition to fostering business growth, the council actively engages with local communities by hosting events such as the Inland Empire Apprenticeship Expo, which connects high school students with career opportunities. Their commitment to education is further demonstrated through partnerships that distribute resources like Smithsonian MakerLab books to local libraries, inspiring future innovators. Generated from the website
United States›California›Huntington Beach›Huntington Beach

Partial Data by Infogroup (c) 2025. All rights reserved.

Partial Data by Foursquare.

Advertisement