Children's Pool La Jolla - Beach in La Jolla - 834 Coast S Blvd, USA

The Children’s pool also known as Casa Beach, is worth a visit if you’re already by La Jolla Cove. It’s a small beach area where you can see seals and sea lions swimming and lying on the beach. Free admission. You should be able to find free parking nearby, try to avoid going during the busier hours of the day. With the weather in San Diego, there is never a bad time to go. I recommend coming here to enjoy the beautiful views and capture some awesome pictures.

Even with all the people on a Saturday we were able to find street parking with only a short .3 mile walk. Getting there early, better parking closer to the main area of Children's Pool. Parking free, but he mindful of posted signs with specific days and times for parking. Bathroom available. Benches and areas to set and enjoy or beautiful walkway along road. Variety of stairs areas to go down to the water. Sea Lions and seals are adorable and have seen plenty on each of our visits. Close to other beach areas and wildlife views. Not a bad walk to the main shops and other streets. Beautiful area we always find a peaceful and fulfilling time with the waves crashing against rocks.

In the fall or winter months, this is a nice place to relax. Listen to the waves. Watch the seals or the beautiful shoreline. Parking is easier and a nice walkway on the cliffs.

Pleasant visit overall, but it was overtaken by seals for the week we were there (late Nov). A rope was setup to restrict access to not disturb the seals. For us, we were hoping to play in the sand with our toddler. Still, she enjoyed staring at the lazy seals, but look elsewhere if you’re looking for a sandy beach day (recommend Coronado island beach instead)

We visited the Children's Pool for the first time, and really enjoyed ourselves. We also found a somewhat close disabled parking spot to the Children's Pool. Nevertheless, it could have used with a couple more spots. I stayed up above but my partner went down on the seawall. I was worried about coming down here but it turned out well. As for Gonzalo, he said that it was a really great experience. As an aside, he also said amusingly, "It smelled a little fishy." It was a beautiful cool and overcast morning and there were about thirty seals on the beach. Fortunately, there were no people on the beach, which can often happen. I would have appreciated a little more disability access than the one parking spot in front of the Lifeguard Station.

Great beach area for kids with good sand. There was a dead seal on the beach with eyes sticking out which they knew about but didn't do anything about it. Kids playing next to it which I think parents should have stopped their kids from playing so close to it. Finally a guy that was swimming there just pulled it to the side as it was about to be washed into the ocean and covered it with seaweed.

Very nice .. showers and bathrooms nice views ..more splash front he sea ..if you wajtbto get a bit of water this is the place .

A nice spot, but sometimes it's closed due to seals and sea lions having a great fun! There's a public toilet to use for free.