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Westport-Union Landing State Beach
Westport Union Landing State Beach is a beach located in Westport, California. It is a popular spot for swimming, fishing, surfing, and beachcombing. The beach is located on the Pacific Ocean and is part of the California State Park system. The beach is known for its beautiful views of the ocean and its rugged coastline. The beach is also home to a variety of wildlife, including sea lions, seals, and sea birds. Visitors can also explore the nearby tide pools and explore the nearby trails.
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- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
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- On-Site Rentals
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User Reviews
Herschel Pence
Very peaceful, beautiful ocean view, but it is getting very rundown. Water is barely available. Not sure what $35 a nite gives you
Anna Hanael
Beautiful spot to stop by and enjoy the ocean. The beach itself allows dogs so they can have fun too. You cannot take them on any hiking trails along the beaches but on beach itself they are fine.
Ron & Ellen Adventures
We love the sunsets from here and listening to waves crashing, can’t get any better sleep. The only con was no patrol and had another bunch of campers with 12 kids that were taking over our camp spot and then setting off fireworks and mortars late into the early hours of the morning and their trash was going everywhere from the kids tossing it down and parents not supervising at all, had a dad come to get the kids out of our camp I thought but nope rather then walked to the bathroom he walked out in front of our camping spot and whipped it out urinating for everyone to see, it would be nice if a patrol came through ever so often, also had their Doberman running free the entire weekend but he was better behaved then the parents and kids.
Darrin Rogers
For camping: bathrooms leave something to be desired, but they are there. Views are excellent. Seems to be about 100 spots each with a fire pit and picnic table. $35/night we seem to recall. Recommend Pete's Beach a few miles to the south as there isn't much access near the sites to the north. Fire pits are tall, so, not super warm but it is what it is I guess. No water when we were there 6/28/24. Pretty busy by nighttime on a Friday, we found our site around 6 and there were still some left, none by the time night came.
Christin Gibson
It was a native American gathering, where a bunch of people walked 10 miles to the ocean! And there were prayer dancing, and healing. It was so incredibly awesome and moving. The beach was beautiful and the weather was calm. Loved it!