Complete List of Piers in Orange County, CA (2024)

There are six major piers in Orange County, CA. Pretty much all of the Orange County beaches have piers except for Laguna Beach (they had one that was destroyed by a storm in the 90s).

1. Huntington Beach Pier

This is the most iconic Orange County pier. At the end is a restaurant called Bud & Gene’s.

Huntington Beach Pier: What to Expect (2023)

Surfer walks along the shore with pier in the background

2. San Clemente Pier

This pier is 1,296 feet long. At the pier’s entrance is an iconic San Clemente dining establishment called The Fisherman’s Restaurant and Bar.

Things to do near the San Clemente Pier

3. Newport Pier (McFadden Wharf)

Near the Newport pier is Newport’s bar scene.

Newport Pier: What to Expect (2023)

4. Balboa Pier

The Balboa Pier is one of two piers in Newport Beach—both are located on the Balboa Peninsula.

Balboa Pier: What to Expect (2023)

5. Seal Beach Pier

The Seal Beach pier is one of the longest wooden piers in the state of California.

6. Dana Point Pier

This is the smallest pier on the list and not as heavily trafficked.


Frequently Asked Questions

Which Orange County piers allow fishing?

All of the piers listed here allow fishing. You do not need a license.


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