Plan Your Trip
How much does it cost to get into Belmont Park?
Parking and Admission to Belmont Park is FREE! If you just want to come take a stroll along the boardwalk and have a look around, we're open to the public. If you decide to try out some rides, wave rides or other attractions, you can purchase tickets when you arrive.
Parking and Admission to Belmont Park is FREE! If you just want to come take a stroll along the boardwalk and have a look around, we're open to the public. If you decide to try out some rides, wave rides or other attractions, you can purchase tickets when you arrive.
What should I bring?
San Diego’s weather is generally mild and beautiful, but it can be a little tricky. Be sure to bring clothing layers including a warm sweatshirt or jacket: expect cool temperatures in the morning, sunny days, and cooler evenings. Here are some suggestions for a comfortable day at Belmont Park:
San Diego’s weather is generally mild and beautiful, but it can be a little tricky. Be sure to bring clothing layers including a warm sweatshirt or jacket: expect cool temperatures in the morning, sunny days, and cooler evenings. Here are some suggestions for a comfortable day at Belmont Park:
Sunscreen
Sunglasses
Bathing suit/towel
Sweatshirt/sweater
Hat
Sunglasses
Bathing suit/towel
Sweatshirt/sweater
Hat
Camera
Comfortable shoes
Stroller: Not available at the Park
Wheelchair: Not available at the Park
Comfortable shoes
Stroller: Not available at the Park
Wheelchair: Not available at the Park
Where is Belmont Park and how do I get there?
Located 1 mile west of Sea World in San Diego, Belmont Park is located at 3146 Mission Blvd. in the heart of Mission Beach. The closest international airport is in San Diego, with bus and shuttle services available.
From West Bound on Interstate 8: Exit Sports Arena Blvd/West Mission Bay Drive; turn right. Follow the signs to West Mission Bay Drive, this will bring you right to the beach and Belmont Park.
From North Bound on Interstate 5: Exit 8 west/Beaches, take the first exit, Sports Arena/Mission Bay Drive; turn right and follow the signs to West Mission Bay Drive, this will bring you right to the beach and Belmont Park.
From South Bound on Interstate 5: Exit Sea World Drive, turn right. Exit West Mission Bay Drive; stay on West Mission Bay Drive, this will bring you right to the beach and Belmont Park.
Located 1 mile west of Sea World in San Diego, Belmont Park is located at 3146 Mission Blvd. in the heart of Mission Beach. The closest international airport is in San Diego, with bus and shuttle services available.
From West Bound on Interstate 8: Exit Sports Arena Blvd/West Mission Bay Drive; turn right. Follow the signs to West Mission Bay Drive, this will bring you right to the beach and Belmont Park.
From North Bound on Interstate 5: Exit 8 west/Beaches, take the first exit, Sports Arena/Mission Bay Drive; turn right and follow the signs to West Mission Bay Drive, this will bring you right to the beach and Belmont Park.
From South Bound on Interstate 5: Exit Sea World Drive, turn right. Exit West Mission Bay Drive; stay on West Mission Bay Drive, this will bring you right to the beach and Belmont Park.
Is smoking allowed in Belmont Park?
For the comfort and safety of all of our guests, Belmont Park is a smoke free environment. Smoking of any kind is not permitted in Belmont Park including the common areas of the park and all outdoor restaurants and bars on the property.
For the comfort and safety of all of our guests, Belmont Park is a smoke free environment. Smoking of any kind is not permitted in Belmont Park including the common areas of the park and all outdoor restaurants and bars on the property.
Are pets allowed at the Park?
Animals needed to assist guests (such as guide dogs) are welcome at the Belmont Park. Other pets, however, are not permitted in the Park.
Animals needed to assist guests (such as guide dogs) are welcome at the Belmont Park. Other pets, however, are not permitted in the Park.
Mission Beach is the center of a continuous stretch of beach known as The Strand, which extends over two miles, beginning at the Mission Bay channel entrance and ending at the north end of Pacific Beach. The Strand is the most popular beach area in the City of San Diego and draws large crowds in summer.
A cement boardwalk parallel's the entire beach. Walking, biking, bicycling, and related activities are permitted on the boardwalk, but speed is regulated and must be kept to eight miles per hour or less. Cycles with more than two wheels are not permitted except for use by the disabled. At all times, people must use caution and courtesy in using the boardwalk.
Lifeguard Protection: Lifeguards are staffed daily year round at the main lifeguard station at the foot of Ventura Place, adjacent to Belmont Park. In summer, additional lifeguards are staffed along the beach in seasonal lifeguard towers. Lifeguards are generally on duty from 9:00 a.m. to dusk; but check with lifeguards for specific staff hours.
Water Activity Zones: This beach has separate water areas reserved for swimming and surfing. Check with lifeguards for details.
Surfing: Surfing is permitted at this beach in designated areas.
Scuba: This beach is not recommended for scuba diving due to lack of undersea life, heavy water activity, and surf.
Restrooms and Showers: Public restrooms and showers are located at the foot of Ventura Street at the lifeguard station on the north side of Belmont Park and at the south side of Belmont Park, and at the commercial mall adjacent to the Mission Beach lifeguard station.
Disabled Accessibility: The boardwalk is accessible to wheelchairs and provides an excellent viewpoint of the beach. A special beach wheelchair, which requires an attendant, is generally kept at the main lifeguard station and available on a first come, first served basis at no charge.
A cement boardwalk parallel's the entire beach. Walking, biking, bicycling, and related activities are permitted on the boardwalk, but speed is regulated and must be kept to eight miles per hour or less. Cycles with more than two wheels are not permitted except for use by the disabled. At all times, people must use caution and courtesy in using the boardwalk.
Lifeguard Protection: Lifeguards are staffed daily year round at the main lifeguard station at the foot of Ventura Place, adjacent to Belmont Park. In summer, additional lifeguards are staffed along the beach in seasonal lifeguard towers. Lifeguards are generally on duty from 9:00 a.m. to dusk; but check with lifeguards for specific staff hours.
Water Activity Zones: This beach has separate water areas reserved for swimming and surfing. Check with lifeguards for details.
Surfing: Surfing is permitted at this beach in designated areas.
Scuba: This beach is not recommended for scuba diving due to lack of undersea life, heavy water activity, and surf.
Restrooms and Showers: Public restrooms and showers are located at the foot of Ventura Street at the lifeguard station on the north side of Belmont Park and at the south side of Belmont Park, and at the commercial mall adjacent to the Mission Beach lifeguard station.
Disabled Accessibility: The boardwalk is accessible to wheelchairs and provides an excellent viewpoint of the beach. A special beach wheelchair, which requires an attendant, is generally kept at the main lifeguard station and available on a first come, first served basis at no charge.
Beach Fires: Containers for beach fires are generally provided during summer months and available on a first come, first served basis. The burning of rubbish is prohibited. Only wood, charcoal, or paper products may be used as fuel. Fuel for the fire may not exceed a height of more than twelve inches above the upper edge of the fire container. The fire must be extinguished before leaving the beach. Open beach fires outside containers are prohibited at all San Diego beaches.
Alcohol: The consumption of alcohol at this beach and park area is prohibited at all times. Includes the boardwalk, on or against the seawall, and parking lots.
Glass Containers: Glass containers are prohibited if used to carry liquid for drinking purposes.
Beach Fires: Fires are permitted only in fire containers provided by the City or in personal barbeques elevated off the ground. Coals must be removed or deposited in hot coal containers.
Smoking: Smoking is prohibited on San Diego beaches and parks.
Dogs: Dogs are permitted on beaches and in adjacent parks only from 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 a.m. and must be leashed at all times. Dogs are prohibited at other hours of the day, except at Dog Beach (adjacent to Ocean Beach) and Fiesta Island (in Mission Bay), where dogs are permitted 24 hours a day unleashed. At all locations you must clean up after your pet.
Water Use Areas: Water areas off the major beaches are divided into swimming and surfing zones to separate these users. A black and yellow checker flag will normally be posted between zones. Check signs or ask a lifeguard for the proper zone for your activity.
Overnight Camping: Overnight camping and sleeping are prohibited.
Boardwalk Speed Regulations: On the Mission Beach/Pacific Beach boardwalk, the maximum speed limit is 8 mph
Alcohol: The consumption of alcohol at this beach and park area is prohibited at all times. Includes the boardwalk, on or against the seawall, and parking lots.
Glass Containers: Glass containers are prohibited if used to carry liquid for drinking purposes.
Beach Fires: Fires are permitted only in fire containers provided by the City or in personal barbeques elevated off the ground. Coals must be removed or deposited in hot coal containers.
Smoking: Smoking is prohibited on San Diego beaches and parks.
Dogs: Dogs are permitted on beaches and in adjacent parks only from 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 a.m. and must be leashed at all times. Dogs are prohibited at other hours of the day, except at Dog Beach (adjacent to Ocean Beach) and Fiesta Island (in Mission Bay), where dogs are permitted 24 hours a day unleashed. At all locations you must clean up after your pet.
Water Use Areas: Water areas off the major beaches are divided into swimming and surfing zones to separate these users. A black and yellow checker flag will normally be posted between zones. Check signs or ask a lifeguard for the proper zone for your activity.
Overnight Camping: Overnight camping and sleeping are prohibited.
Boardwalk Speed Regulations: On the Mission Beach/Pacific Beach boardwalk, the maximum speed limit is 8 mph
