Coronado Tidelands Regional Park

Coronado Tidelands Regional Park is a public beach in California, set within Tidelands Park about a mile from the town of Coronado. It offers restrooms and accessible access, there is no fee, and dogs are allowed. Typical averages from the North Island NAS weather station, about two miles away, show mild conditions all year. Winter highs sit around 66°F, with lows near 48 to 50°F from December through February, when about seven days a month see rain. Spring warms gradually, with highs of 67 to 69°F from March through May and fewer wet days. Late summer and early fall are the warmest stretch: August and September average highs of 77°F, with lows in the mid-60s and roughly one wet day a month. October stays warm at about 75°F before November cools to around 70°F. Hiking is close by. Powerhouse Canyon Trail is about 3.3 miles away, and Velodrome Trail and Monastery Trail are both within about 4 miles. For climbing, Aztec Creek is roughly 8.4 miles from the beach.