Treasure Island Park is a scenic oceanfront park located along the stunning coastline of Southern California, in the city of Laguna Beach. It is part of Orange County and is known for its beautiful beaches and rugged coastal scenery. It's a popular destination for both locals and tourists looking to experience the beauty of Southern California's beaches and coastal landscapes.

Established on October 17, 1992, the Laguna Beach Dog park was the first dog park in Orange County and one of the few in Southern California at that time. It dedicates to the preservation and enhancement of a safe and enjoyable dog park, the promotion of responsible dog ownership, and the enjoyment of all the animals and owners that share the Laguna Beach Dog Park.

Agate Street Beach might not be Laguna's most famous stretch of sand, but that's what makes this spot such a gem. Backed by towering sandstone cliffs and a few stunning homes, this beach is perfect for laid-back types who want to lounge without the crowds.

Woods Cove may be small and secluded, but that hasn’t kept it from being wildly popular. In fact, with locals making this beach part of their weekend routines, it can sometimes feel downright crowded. Luckily the community vibes are so strong at this hideaway that you always feel welcome.

Located at Del Mar and Balboa Avenues, the Moulton Meadows Park has a grassy play field, barbecue and picnic tables, two unlighted tennis courts, two basketball courts, a parcourse, children's play equipment and restrooms.

Laguna Coast Wilderness Park lies within some of the last remaining coastal canyons in Southern California. Forty miles of trails lead the visitor through oak and sycamore woodlands and up onto ridges with expansive scenic vistas. Rocky bluffs tower above the canyon trails.

Top of the World is a scenic lookout point located in Laguna Beach, California offering some of the best views in Laguna Beach. Alta Laguna Park is located here, as well as a trail head for Aliso and Wood Canyons Wilderness Park.

El Moro Canyon Trail is a 8.0 kilometer heavily trafficked popular hiking loop trail located in Crystal Cove State Park near Laguna Beach, California. It offers a fantastic outdoor experience, including scenic views, diverse landscapes, beautiful wild flowers, clean atmosphere, and opportunities for both hiking and mountain biking.

Ruby Street Park is a small park located in Laguna Beach, California, United States. It is situated in the heart of the city's downtown area, on the corner of Ruby Street and Glenneyre Street. The park covers an area of approximately 0.4 acres and features a playground, picnic tables, and a grassy lawn.

Crystal Cove State Park is one of Orange County’s largest remaining open space and natural seashore. It features 3.2 miles of beach, 2,400 acres of back country wilderness and an offshore marine protected area.