Activity Cards

Enjoy a 0.5 low tide at Crystal Cove State Park on a guided tidepool walk to Pelican Point on Saturday, Dec. 24 at 12:o0 p.m.  A volunteer will help identify animals and describe some awesome adaptations.  Meet at Pelican Point parking lot #2, at the top of the boardwalk near the parking lot (PCH coastward at Newport Coast, right at kiosk to first lot.)  $15 day-use fee.

Park staff is requesting assistance from Park Ranger Reserves to help enforce “Do not feed the squirrel” regulations at Mile Square Park. Due to the feeding of park wildlife by the public, the squirrel population at the park has become extremely brazen. Ranger Reserves are needed to conduct vehicle and foot patrols to educate and advise the public about not feeding the wildlife.

The Newport Bay Conservancy offers a 2-hour guided kayak tour of the Back Bay in the heart of Newport Beach every Sunday. This is one of the best ways to appreciate Upper Newport Bay by getting out on the water. Kayaking in the Newport Beach Back Bay is fun and easy. Tours leaves from the Newport Aquatic Center at 10:00 am. They are great for both novices and experiences paddlers alike.