At the beach, visitors can enjoy amenities such as restrooms, showers, picnic facilities, fire rings, and volleyball nets.
Visitors can engage in activities such as roller-blading, jogging, bicycling, fishing, and bird watching at the beach.
The beach is named after a prominent lawyer and civic leader who was influential in Los Angeles and California Democratic Party politics. The beach was officially renamed in honor of this individual in 1955.
There is a Recreational Vehicle Park with 118 full hook-up spaces available for RV camping at the beach.
Visitors can access the beach via Beach Cities Transit 109 at stop Main St @ Imperial Av.
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