- The list below includes 741 free or cheap things to do in or near Huntington Beach, California, including 131 different types of inexpensive activities like Beaches, Dog Park, Nature & Wildlife Areas and Comedy Clubs.
- From Huntington Dog Beach to Huntington Beach Pier, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Huntington Beach and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Laguna Beach, Long Beach, Cerritos and Lakewood.
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Lace up inline skates and glide around a hockey-style rink
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A small, self-contained city park, Peppertree Park features a picnic shelter with three picnic tables and two barbecue grills, a youth-sized softball diamond, and a horseshoe pit. The park also has public restrooms.
11.8 Miles
Within Willow Park guests can view a calm pond that is home to several ducks, but water activities like swimming, fishing, and feeding the ducks are not allowed. There is also a full basketball court, picnic area, a children's playground, and one set of public restrooms.
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Long Beach Museum of Art is a two-story complex with rotating exhibitions. Works featured include Californian and European artists.
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A large grass field with a backstop is a major feature of Evergreen Park, making it ideal for pick-up soccer games. Other facilities include a children's playground, multi-use court, a picnic area, and one set of public restrooms.
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Columbus Tustin Park has a number of recreational amenities including 4 lighted softball diamonds and 4 lighted tennis courts, basketball hoops and a gym for indoor sports like volleyball. They also have a playground and picnic shelter.
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The Buena Park Raceway is an indoor racing facility that is available for private birthday parties, corporate outings, and special group rentals. The racetrack hosts drag races, wing car competitions, and slot car contests.
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8471 Pacific Coast Highway, Laguna Beach, CA 92651
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In the Crystal Cove State Park, the visitor can either choose the trails from the 2,400 inland acres, or the 3,2 miles of shoreline for scuba-diving. The area is also popular among surfers.
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Situated on 38-acres of land, the Camino Real Park is a recreational park that features amenities such as 8 tennis courts and two softball fields. The park also has three children's play areas and restrooms.
12.4 Miles
Stretching for 30 miles along the Santa Ana River, the Santa Ana River Trail starts at the Pacific Ocean and ends at the Orange County line. The trail, open to bicyclists and pedestrians, runs from Huntington Beach through Anaheim.