Leucadia State Beach

Known by the locals as "Beacon's," Leucadia State Beach, north of Encinitas, is an old-fashioned small, rocky beach that's only 11 acres in size. Leucadia's secluded location and unique reef formation make it a great area for surfing. Although it's mostly a local hang out, it's a perfect discovery for visitors looking to blend into the scene.

Lifeguards
Leucadia beach lifeguard towers are open from 10am to 6pm during the summer season; however, there are no permanent lifeguards.

Water Activity
Swimming, surfing and fishing.

Restrooms/Showers
Leucadia beach does not have restrooms.

Beach Fires
BBQ's are allowed only in self contained apparatus.

Alcohol
Alcohol is not permitted on any of the beaches.

Dogs
No dogs are allowed.

Camping
No camping at Leucadia State Beach

Directions & Parking
Take Leucadia Boulevard west from the 5. Cross the train tracks and turn up any side street heading west off Coast Highway to Neptune Avenue.