Coronado Tidelands Park & Beach
The largest park on Coronado Island, covering 22 scenic acres right under the iconic arch of the San Diego-Coronado Bridge. Features a calm sandy beach, pirate-ship playground, skate park, and panoramic views of downtown San Diego.
About Coronado Tidelands Park & Beach
Coronado Tidelands Park is a 22-acre bayside treasure located at the foot of the soaring San Diego-Coronado Bridge. Offering a peaceful sandy beach on San Diego Bay without waves, extensive grassy recreation fields, pirate-ship play structures, a skate park, and direct access to the Bayshore Bikeway, it is a favorite for local families, morning runners, and sunset picnickers.
On-Site Facilities
Frequently Asked Questions
Is parking free at Coronado Tidelands Park?
Yes, there are large dedicated paved parking lots off Mullinex Drive with free parking for park and beach visitors.
Are dogs allowed at Tidelands Park?
Dogs on a standard leash are welcome on the paved multi-use pathways and grassy picnic lawns, but are not permitted on the beach sand. For off-leash romps, visit Coronado Dog Beach at the north end of Ocean Blvd.
Beach Regulations
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