Half Moon Bay

This beach is beautiful! It's sort of in a "cove" of sorts like a large curve on the seashore so it's not too windy, the sand is that (mostly) small nice sand that feels good on your bare feet. Appeared to be pretty popular and not much close parking so if you get one the parking gods were definitely on your side! There's a lifeguard at this beach as they do regular patrols. Very reassuring.

Still a beautiful place to come for the day. Very clean and a lot of staff working to keep it safe and clean. You can camp there with a RV. We did go on a busy weekend and it was packed. My issue was, people these day do not respect personal space. We had and I seen, people walking right through areas people had set up. We had a family walk in between where we sat and the bbq where I was cooking. Like brushing our shoulders going by. There is a TON of space to walk there. Seen people set up right on top of a family having a party for a kid. One os them Must had said something because they moved.. a little. Walk around people who got there before you. They got there early to have a spot, you should have too.

I'd come back here! It was super open, easy access, and there were bathrooms! If you wanted to stay longer there is a campground & to park here is $10 fee till sunset. The view... stunning at sunset as well. This is a great place for family, friends, dates, and all the above. It does get cold quick so I'd also recommend bringing a windproof jacket or bundling up in general. I mean EXTRA BUNDLE b/c I was freezing. Overall, 9/10 for beach quality, accessibility, and ease of pathways to the it.

I love the ocean, the quiet, calm waves, quiet my soul and make me reflect on the beauty of life

Went to San Francisco to visit my sister and stay in Half moon bay .So enjoyed the partly paved coastal trial where you can take great picks. Lot of great places for tray picks , and benches to sit to just take it all in. The trail may have people on Bikes strollers or people waking . The trail is 7.5 miles so great for joggers , people who just to to walk. People ride their horses so be careful!! The trail ends at the Ritz Carlton-- an absolutely beautiful hotel. This is a state park.The gates to enter the park were open, we went during the week and no park ranger collecting money. So not sure if there is an entrance fee. Would definitely come here again. So beautiful.

I never get tired of Half Moon Bay State Beach. It's what we create out of those precious times out here on sunny days at the beach. Their lovely sand at beach is quite comfortable and clean to sit on. I always come prepared. The natural beauty of high and low tides can always be spotted and wind picks up. If you come here by 11:30 AM on weekdays, free street parking nearby is still available at a walking distance. Not far from main street shops and restaurants. Must love that this beach has good grocery stores nearby. They have public restrooms as well as BBQ/picnic tables. Toss your own trash and keep it clean. This place is always clean and organized. Love bike trails and walking paths. Californians should really come outside to the coastal beaches more often. It's not as crowded as it used to be. Pandemic really made life more quiet out here, but still enjoyable. I absolutely enjoy having lunch outside at the beaches. This is definitely one of my favorite spots to visit. Mindfulness and wellness are priorities. Bring your hats/sunglasses/umbrellas/mats/blankets/etc., and make the beach experiences wonderful again. Love beach vibes.

On a recent trip to California, I was driving down the coast from San Francisco to Santa Cruz. Being an upstate New Yorker, I wanted to make the most of my time and stopped a number of times along the way to see the Pacific Ocean and enjoy such a different view. My firsts stop along the way was at the Beach at Half Moon Bay. I paid the $10 for parking knowing that I wasn't going to be staying long. But it was worth it for me to be able to see it. The park was filled with people - lots of families having barbeques and children running along the beach. Even on a grey afternoon, people were enjoying being outside. There are public restrooms, but they weren't particularly clean - definitely overused, so be prepared!

Once a year we end up here on the same beach . My family does a family reunion each year in August. We all gather and have an amazing time with family . The parking is $10 for the day . I seen they have a camping ground for over night I'm not to sure the information on that but I did see families in RV's and someone said they do overnights . This beach is so clean and pretty it is always overcast and windy so bring a sweater . I like how there is space above the beach for cooking . My aunt reserves the space for all of us and we BBQ and play corn hole . It is such a fun time . We look forward to it once a year .

Three stars because the beach has a split in it that I couldn't walk across. I like hours of a sandy beach to walk on but this one with the split was only about an hour. Still a beautuful beach and a great place for photos. However, I prefer Moss beach. If I remember correctly I believe that is a longer beach.

Took the Golden Girls here to see the ocean. Beautiful brisk day. Very relaxing. We just walked for a little bit. Would be great for a picnic or with your love. Memorable Day

Beautiful beach. Very clean, not filled with seaweed. There are open bathrooms. No dogs, firework, or campfires allowed on the beach.

Seems this beach NEVER gets raked sad! Bathrooms are as good as can be for beach restrooms. Careful if you leave to run and go to store they will say you can't come back in but do it anyway people always leaving .

The sand definitely is not super soft, but parking was readily available, so that was nice! We went in the late afternoon (around 3-4pm) and it wasn't super crowded, which was nice.

I thought the waves were beautiful here! The area near the parking lot is kind of crowded, but if you walk a little further away, the other parts of the beach are not as crowded. It's easy to park, but you do have to pay.

11/14/2022: Half Moon Bay State Beach at sunset . . . GORGEOUS; however, the weather is becoming bitterly freezing so, camping in a tent isn't a pleasurable experience. Ironically, during the day, the temperature elevated into the 70's to low 80's BUT, camping at night~ fogeddabouddit! Seriously, freezing while camping isn't ideal but, I shall endure and quit whining . . .

Lots of parking space available for $10. Before you get to the booth there's free parking on the street that's about a 5-10min walking distance from the beach. That's another option too of you don't want to pay. It's not that far at all. There are restrooms available. Lots of picnic benches with small charcoal grill on the side...so yes you can come out and grill. Nice beach to be at to just relax...fishy smell though...duhh it's the beach. One thing I did hate was the amount of bees there were...if you bring any kind of food...the bees WILL gravitate to you. So don't eat if you hate bees.

HEAT WAVE - 111 degrees Fahrenheit at home so we headed to the beach ! It took double the time because we were not the only ones with this bright idea!!! 30 minutes just go enter the parking lot ! $10 to park but such a great and wide and spacious beach ! Truly remarkable view with the coastal bluffs. We also had picnic baskets and lounge chairs! Great vibes and so many families and really worth the drive ! Water was freezing but very refreshing !! Will be back !

beautiful Half Moon Bay State Beach. It was clean and beautiful. However, we only stayed there for a short time because we didn't bring our swim wear and it was pretty cool there. The temperature at Half Moon Bay was like 10 degrees lower than San Jose. We snapped some photos at the beach after we walked around on Main Street in Half Moon Bay.

Often confused as solely Francis Beach, Half Moon Bay State Beach is actually a state park that encompasses a cluster of beaches located along highway 1 in Half Moon Bay. Francis Beach is the most popular and the most crowded beach of the bunch. You can find the park visitor's center as well as campgrounds at the Francis Beach entrance. Day use parking is available for a $10 fee (or you can always park on the street and trek it there). Francis Beach is quite stunning. Beautiful white sand, clean restrooms, outdoor showers, bbq grills, and plenty of picnic tables await you here. This beach stretches pretty far and the Half Moon Bay Coastal trail also runs through the park, so there's lots of room to go around. If a visit to Francis Beach doesn't really sound like your thing, you can always visit one of the less popular beaches in the park. Roosevelt Beach, Venice Beach, and Dunes Beach are the other three beaches that make up Half Moon Bay State Beach. There are also several smaller walking paths and mild hiking trails that interconnect through the park. I haven't yet explored all of the beaches and trails here, but they're all definitely on my list of places to check out and explore. If all else fails, I can always just chill on the busy but beautiful Francis Beach with the other beachgoers.

This beach is really nice and clean. Parking is $10 but it's worth it to have bathrooms and a clean beach. Getting down to the beach is a steep slope that was challenging with my wagon. Other than that it was. Great experience.

Walking trails, beaches, campgrounds too ! Town is great for browsing the shops and walking the back roads .

Serene. That's what I felt about this beach. It was a foggy day when we visited. But the beach was so calm, great view and some occasional high waves. It was so peaceful to spend some time there. While we waited for the fog to clear up, the kids had great fun playing on the beach. Everything about this place is very good. Plenty of parking. It wasn't crowded either. Bathrooms are clean and well maintained. Plenty of picnic benches too. Loved the time we spent there. It was a bliss!

The camping here is great and the staff are very friendly. The only reason i would not give 5 stars is the showers. We have went in to the shower right after they were cleaned; i am not sure what they did. It would take all of five minutes to spray with bleach and scrub with a stiff brush. There was hair, mold and blood on the back of the doors. There are no hookups here and most use the provided showers. It takes more than passing a dirty mop just on the floor. Inside the toilets could also be cleaned.

Half Moon Bay State Beach is a state park made up of four beaches: Francis Beach, Venice Beach, Dunes Beach, and Roosevelt Beach. The parking area takes you directly to Francis Beach. As you move north it's Dunes, Venice and Roosevelt. They are all connected. They have lots of picnic tables, grassy areas and places for fishing and swimming (that is if you can handle the very cold water). Honestly, I find this beach really crowded most of the time but that is not why I come here. I come here for the amazing views, bluffs and sandy hikes. If you take the main paved path south, it's a fantastic hike that takes you from paved areas to rocky bluffs. It's got amazing views and you can walk as little as a mile or a 4 mile bluff hike to the outskirts of the the Ritz Carlton Half Moon Bay. It's worth checking out in the spring when flowers are blooming. Morning hikes are my favorite because that is when the pelicans, seagulls and hawks are out. It's really beautiful to be part of nature and starting the day with the birds.

I used to be a regular at this beach back in 2016. Now I no longer go because inflation and the pandemic has caused me to stop. Back then this was the second nearest beach I go to if my family doesn't want to go to Santa Cruz. This beach is very large because it stretches all the way to where the fish and chips restaurant are in a small town called Princeton-by-the-sea. If you are a long distance walker this is your beach because it's so long. Only key is to find where you are parked or where is your starting beach is. This beach is not only really clean but a huge hit among families from both San Mateo and Santa Clara Counties. The only issue I have here is that on some summer days it can be really cold so please do not just come here with a t-shirt, shorts and swimsuit. It will be really tough if you do so.

This is one of my Favorite beach! We have been here too many times! we usually came to this beach for a nice lunch usually some delicious seafood, a simple beautiful drive or a nice walk along the shore. The Coastside trail lead to Pilllar Point, most of the largest waves of Mavericks, Which is a popular surfing location! It is absolutely a Gorgeous Getaway for me and my love since we both truly loves the Oceans. We have eaten at most of the restaurants here includes: Flying Fish Bar and Grill, Miramar Beach, Half Moon Bay Brewing, Barbara's Fishtrap, and Moss Beach Distillery. My favorites are Miramar Beach Restaurant and Moss Beach Distillery so far because of the Gorgeous breathtaking views overlooking the Water.

Beautiful and clean beach! We saw a a pod of dolphins playing which was so special. It was $10 to park with in/out privileges (as long as the parking lot wasn't full).

One of my most favorite beach to visit. Wonderfully natural as much as possible. Usually here taking long walks on the sweat Coast Trails that goes through a number of cities. The trail is above the beach and above the sand. Wonderful nature, ocean sounds and view, relaxing. The beach is clean and there are public restrooms available. Camp here a few days three years ago and it was great.

Family is in town and really wanted to see the Pacific Ocean. I had to warn them half moon beach is not like SoCal sunny beaches but I think it has some interesting characteristics even though it's not warm and sunny. I loved the dunes and greenery growing so close to the shoreline which you don't see at other beaches. The trails are actually nice as well and we probably spent just as much time walking on them as we did on the beach. We did dress for winter and it was fine early in the morning. We saw some people in t shirts which seemed pretty crazy considering the weather!

Parking was $10 but there was plenty of space. Easy access to the beach even with a newborn. Family friendly. Would come back again

500TH YELP REVIEW - BEACH BBQ Almost 10 years ago my first Yelp review was of my friend's masseuse business. What jump-started my reviews on Yelp was reviewing the places during my cousin's bachelor party at San Diego in 2012. After San Diego I admitted I thought I would stop writing Yelp reviews. However I started writing more, but I was selective of only write reviews that I feel were important whether they're positive or negative. Most of my reviews have been on eateries. Occasionally there have been non-eatery places I visited that I write reviews. This review represents one of those reviews on Yelp. Prior to the time period of 2019 BC, which is Before Covid, I would drive to Half Moon Bay to boogie board in the cold water. Participating in this activity would relax my body and mind. When I would go to Half Moon Bay I would drive to a local surf shop to rent body suits. During the pandemic the place I would go to rent body suits was not allowing customers to come inside to rent; you had to buy the wet suit and pick it up curbside. When I would boogie board at Half Moon Bay I would go to one beach. I had to find other beaches in Half Moon Bay. This past year I would go to multiple beaches to relax. There is one that was a pleasant surprise. The Half Moon Bay State Beach is known to locals, but I was unaware of this beach. I found this beach by accident. One day I was driving south on Highway 1 then noticed a sign of this beach where I made a right turn on Kelly Avenue. A couple of minutes later I arrived at this beach. I was lucky because at that time I didn't have to pay for parking. (After my first visit I ended paying the $10 entrance and parking fee.) What stood out was the picnic tables and grills. They really enticed me as I found other ways to enjoy and relax at the beach. You can have a picnic then walk down the trail to the beach. The benefit of outdoor grills on a beach site is that you do not have to bring a charcoal grill. Seeing the outdoor grills inspired me come back here to grill meat - that I did when I came back to this beach. On the last Friday of July I took a day off from work and drove to this beach. With my chimney charcoal starter, lighter, lump charcoals, hickory wood chunks, meat, spice rub, and tongs I set up an area where I can have a great view of the ocean. Before going to this beach I thought boogie boarding in the waters of Half Moon Bay was the only thing therapeutic. Having a breeze on your face, the smell of meat over hot charcoal, and view of the ocean are also therapeutic. Here are some tips before you visit Half Moon Bay State Beach. Go number "2" before going to this beach. The bathrooms are nasty. If I could give a negative stars for the bathrooms I would. Another tip is no dogs are allowed on this beach. Sorry about that dog lovers you have to leave your dog home. Maybe there was one good thing about the pandemic - if not for it I would have never discovered Half Moon Bay State Beach.

Beautiful beach in half moon bay with a nice walking path on a cliff, nice picnic areas and some benches towards one end. There is a huge parking lot with paid parking, but you can also try to find some street parking and walk to the beach. Have never been inside the ocean, it gets quite cold and wavy so I mostly stay on the walking path. Make sure to check the weather and especially the wind before going there - it does get cloudy and windy more often in Half Moon Bay.

Large beach area along the coast. There's a nice trail nearby to walk or bike ride. Very close to other beaches and half moon bay.

This beach is pretty nice. You have to pay $10 for parking because it is a state beach but I want to pay 10 bucks you can go to any other state park for that day. Of course you have to walk out there and set up there is not a lot of people here so it is work going to.This place is nice because you can spread out since a lot of people are not here. But it does say you cannot bring dogs that is a downer. Other than that this is a nice place to be

I love this place!! This is our go-to place for camping. We can always get a spot close to the beach. Friendly campground hosts. Fire pits for a welcome evening fire if it gets chilly. Incredible sunsets. Safeway is close by. Tres amigos Mexican restaurants with fish tacos at the beginning of Kelly Ave. is a must-try. Clean restrooms, power hookups and 4 tent-only sites. Lots of dogs here but dogs have to stay off beach. Public lot can get busy but people don't bother the campers too much. Check the weather before you go - it can get windy here and cold even in the summer. If you get there on a perfect day, I have found no other place as nice as this one in this part of California.

Pros Brilliant and absolutely stunning views of the pacific ! I've been fortunate to be able to capture some great pictures from this beach Huge walking space and huge parking lot Really well maintained beach Cons It can get really cold and windy here

Conveniently located to downtown... we spent some time here on our HMB day trip. Super easy access from parking lot, parking is $10. DGD the Elder wanted to use her metal detector. No luck, but it keeps her busy, which is a good thing. I would select something more secluded if I were spending the day.

Haven't been here in years, but we decided to take our daughter here as we had a pretty free day. Parking is a little steep at $10, but I guess it helps keep the riff raff out or what not. It's a large enough beach that people could social distance, but it was a weekday and was still pretty busy. Can't imagine what it might have been like on a weekend. If you like beaches and are in the Half Moon Bay area, then this is a good one overall.

The 2nd star is for the volunteer who checked us in. She was amazingly kind. However she was hurried and we could not voice our concerns to her. We arrived about 1pm Monday. We needed to use the dump station. They charged us 10 to enter park and we thought 10 to dump. However the machine stuck and charged us 30. So total of 40. We were exhausted asked at window if they had any spaces and the guy inside said absolutely no spaces. We then started calling sweetwood camp who said they had rv spaces so...in circles we went for 2 more hours as it won't show on GPS. By 5pm I finally got a person on phone who told me directions but the directions were to the campground that told us there were absolutely no spaces. When we asked at window for directions to the other camp, she said the other camp doesn't take rvs at all. By this time, we were both angry we were on several wild goose chases ..the lady was kind but she wouldn't let us tell her what happened. She gave us space without hook ups. 35. Plus 40 to dump. 75.00 of chaos. It's such a pretty location but no one communicates to each other and they can't even give proper directions to their campgrounds. Be prepared if you dump here. The machine keeps charging you. Our 75.00 lesson.

Beach is beautiful but state of CA should be ashamed of the condition of bathrooms and picnic areas overgrown with weeds. We often camp at adjacent Francis Beach State Campground which is adjacent. It's a fantastic location with easy access to coastal path and a one mile walk into town of Half Moon Bay. The best time to go spring fall.

Most stunning view of the sunset with not to many people on some spots on the beach. For the restrooms on the beach it is super dirty and getting out of half moon bay is bad but the beach vibes are here.

Looking for a beach? First question: how large should the crowd be? If you want no crowd, then avoid this one. If you like a crowd, then drive down the semi-long residential street down to this state park. The commercial center of town is too far to stroll there from the beach. Half Moon Bay State Beach has one thing unique among the other state beaches in San Mateo County: a campground. It's small, so reserve early. Like Seacliff in Aptos, you're camping only a few feet above sea level, and the beach itself is the campground's boundary. So it's not a stretch to say that you're almost camping on the beach. In the "awwwww" category, some stables nearby have horseback rides that take riders along the back edge of the campground. I did camp here once, long long ago. And I quickly found out how windy this place is. My small dome tent was up, and as I was setting other things out on the table, the wind blew the tent 30 feet! I was planning to be gone for several hours, and my proof of payment was on the post, so I moved the tent behind the bush in the back. I came back long after the sun went down and found an RV in my spot; he thought my space was open. It worked out: I parked in front of him, and he paid me for half of the night's rental. Boom, I now had lunch money, thanks to the coastal winds. I liked the beach then. I liked it even more after bringing my family here. There was a big crowd here, and my assumption is that this is normal. The day use parking lot is big; size is probably justified by the crowd size. It's a long, deep beach, with people of all ages surfing, testing the waves, taking photos, or relaxing. The waves are large enough to hurt you! The picnic area between parking lot and beach has lots of tables and bbq grills. You can spend all day here. Half Moon Bay is not a typical beach town, like Huntington or Stinson. It does have a large enough population to support grocery stores that are needed for a several-day beach vacation. And if you can make the time for that beach vacation, and want a mellow change from Santa Cruz, then make Half Moon Bay State Beach your base spot.

This was a nice beach. I mean, what more can you be looking for other than a convenient place to park and a nice spot on the sand whIle enjoying a view of the waves. This spot has that, PLUS clean restrooms with running water.

Picturesque, stunning views and beautiful beach. Plenty of seagulls and other birds on the beach. $10 parking fee per car. Best to go on a weekday coz it can get crowded.

Half Moon Bay (HMB) is a small city that seems to have tons of beaches. The Half Moon Bay State Beach seems like the most crowded and largest. Yes, there is a $10 per car entrance fee for their main parking lot. Some folks avoid this by parking a few blocks away. We also noticed there is another parking lot maybe a mile away that connects to the main beach. However that lot only has porta-potties whereas by paying the $10 for the main lot you get close access to six unisex restrooms with plumbing that are slightly cleaner. This beach has some pretty violent waves so surfing and swimming are not safe. However, its an ideal leach for picnics, BBQ, the even sell you wood at $10 for a large bag), and for us a nice long nature walk. There were two parts to the beach. The upper part has nicely paved walking/biking trails surrounded by gorgeous open space with flowers, grass, and the view of the beach. You can then hike the steep hill (no stairs, Ugh!) to the beach itself, with soft, golden sands. I found the beach to be fairly clean on a Saturday - occasional litter but overall pretty nice. Great if you have dogs.

I spent most of my last few weekends pregnant walking here since it was one of the few trails in the Bay Area that was spared of the 100 degree temps this past summer, and was still dog friendly. Beautiful ocean views, and occasionally whale sightings Dogs are ok on this trail and in the summer, the temperature is reasonable for them to get exercise. Let's keep it dog friendly and pick up after ourselves -- it's one of the cleaner places to walk a dog these days as the people here actually respect dog waste and leash rules. Flat trail (part paved, part dirt). Easy for children and paved enough for a road bike to handle on parts. Not overcrowded for the most part and foot traffic moves along well on the trail. Not sure about the beach itself and the campsites look constantly full though (hence, have never camped here since our trips have often been impromptu) Bathrooms at various points of the trail, good facilities for RVs and camping. The trail goes on for several miles so it's great for all types of exercise (biking, walking, running, etc) Cons: Not really challenging if you're looking for a real workout. Parking is for pay ($10) but we usually just park in the neighborhood and walk in. The walk in is short and the area is safe. Not really secluded (in parts, you'll see homes close to the trail) if that's what you're looking for Pretty cold when not in the warm seasons

What a beautiful beach this is! I followed my gut one day when I was feeling like going to the beach and crawled my mom and dog into the car. I think I've been to this before but it was just so long ago. The drive is a little bit windy and can definitely get trafficy, especially because it is one lane in some places, but I'd say it's worth it. On both sides there are cool things to stop and do if you feel like it. I saw a cute place called Lemos Farm which looks like something that's fun for kids, and a bunch of plant nurseries some of which can even be rented out for events (but on a drive from half moon bay, you may just wanna buy some plants). The beach is easy to find once you arrive. There is a parking fee which I believe is $10 a day but is valid on all parks in the area so you could technically go someplace else and use the same parking ticket. The main beach doesn't allow dogs on it which we didn't know until we got there. But if you keep walking there is a part it does allow them I believe. Besides that though, there's a beautiful trail that goes above the beach is a great place to just walk and admire the beach without getting bogged down by the sand. We saw so many different kinds of beautiful flowers and admired the homes looking onto us! You may meet some friendly locals on this road as well. When we finally went down to the beach we discovered little crab shells, what seemed to be a bone from a dolphin or other kind of small whale (my friends ex-boyfriend was a marine biologist so I've seen some whale bones in my day though I am no expert), and beautiful driftwood. My dog and mom both enjoyed it which is why I added this place to my list of things to do with senior parents. Also the bathrooms are clean, which is also good for senior parents (or you know, anyone who may need to use the bathroom). It is a little steep getting up and down the slope to the beach though, at least in the dog friendly part of the beach, my mom struggled and so did another elderly woman we saw, so one point dinged for senior parents again haha. We stopped by a nursery on our way back and bought some flowers my mom couldn't find in the nurseries near us. They now grow happily in my mom's backyard. Overall, a solid day, experience, and beach

Great and clean beach. Large space so people enjoy There are ample of showers, end of the bathroom get little messy but overall it's clean beach. Came here with family and they enjoyed every bit if it. It does get foggy Parking few is $10 and it's applied to all state beach for that day

I've lived in California all of my life and I've never been to Half Moon Bay State Park. It was due to the fact that I lived 1 mile away Monterey and Santa Cruz beaches. I kept hearing so much about HMBST but was not impressed. The beach is what you would expect, and that's a beach. For a state beach you need to pay for parking, well I expect the place to be nice and well kept. The signs are old and should be changed for those who left their glasses home. I will only go to Half Moon Bay for the food. That is another review. If you go take a big group with you, that way you know you will have fun there. Nakatira ako sa California sa lahat ng aking buhay at hindi ako kailanman naging sa Half Moon Bay State Park. Ito ay dahil sa ang katunayan na ako ay nakatira sa 1 milya ang mga beach ng Monterey at Santa Cruz. Ako ay patuloy na marinig ang tungkol sa HMBST ngunit hindi impressed. Ang beach ay kung ano ang iyong inaasahan, at iyon ay isang beach. Para sa isang beach ng estado kailangan mong magbayad para sa paradahan, mahusay na inaasahan ko ang lugar na maging maganda at maayos na pinananatiling. Ang mga tanda ay matanda at dapat mabago para sa mga umalis sa kanilang baso sa bahay. Pupunta ako sa Half Moon Bay para sa pagkain. Iyon ay isa pang pagsusuri. Kung pupunta ka sa isang malaking grupo sa iyo, sa ganoong paraan alam mo na magkakaroon ka ng masaya doon. He vivido en California toda mi vida y nunca he estado en Half Moon Bay State Park. Fue debido al hecho de que vivía a una milla de distancia de las playas de Monterrey y Santa Cruz. Seguí escuchando mucho sobre HMBST pero no me impresionó. La playa es lo que cabría esperar, y eso es una playa. Para una playa estatal debe pagar por el estacionamiento, bueno, espero que el lugar sea agradable y esté bien mantenido. Las señales son viejas y deben cambiarse para aquellos que dejaron sus lentes en casa. Solo iré a Half Moon Bay para la comida. Esa es otra crítica. Si vas con un grupo grande, así sabes que te divertirás allí.