Lantern Bay Park is a large, relatively flat grassy park with beautiful views of Dana Point and the Harbor. There are plenty of pine trees for shade as well as public restrooms, picnic tables, basketball courts, physical fitness cluster, a playground, and a bocce ball court. The Smythe Brothers Amphitheater is located within the park.

Capistrano Beach is a neighborhood located along the coast of southern Orange County, and it is part of the city of Dana Point. It is known for its scenic coastal views and proximity to the Pacific Ocean. It is bordered by San Clemente to the south and Doheny State Beach to the north.

The Palisades Gazebo has a spectacular view of the ocean and coastline below. It is located half way up Palisades Drive and offers benches to sit at and enjoy the view of the ocean and beautiful rose gardens adjacent to the gazebo.

Dana Point is a city located in southern Orange County, California. The population was 33,107 at the 2020 census. Dana Point attracts visitors from around the world, and enchants them with seven miles of coastal bluffs, pristine beaches and the magnificent Pacific Ocean.

The Hilltop Conservation Park is an approximately 0.5 mile trail with panoramic views of Dana Point from the top of the hill. It is part of the Dana Point Headlands Conservation Area.

Doheny State Beach is a popular coastal destination located in Dana Point, California. It is situated along Pacific Coast Highway (Highway 1) in Dana Point, making it easily accessible for visitors. It covers an expansive area that includes both sandy beach areas and adjacent parkland.

Dana Cove Park in Dana Point, California, is a scenic coastal park located in the Dana Point Harbor area. It's known for its stunning ocean views, opportunities for various outdoor activities, and historical significance. The park offers panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean, Dana Point Harbor, and the surrounding cliffs. It’s a great spot for photography and relaxing by the sea.

Dana Point, located in Orange County, California, is known for its scenic coastline and beautiful natural features. While it doesn't have caves in the traditional sense, there are notable sea caves and geological formations along the coast that can be explored.

The Headlands Conservation Area features native plant communities with endangered species, walking trails, and the Nature Interpretive Center.

Baby Beach is home to calm waters, many seasonal events, and offers a picnic and BBQ area with a gorgeous view of the harbor and nearby cliffside.