Ricky Laurens: Such a sweet and romantic spot! The Love Locks at Shoreline Village are such a unique and charming part of Long Beach. Couples can attach a padlock to the fence overlooking the harbor to symbolize their love—it’s really beautiful to see all the messages and names left behind. You can bring your own lock or buy one nearby.
It’s a perfect stop for a date or just to take some lovely photos, especially around sunset when the view is stunning. Plus, the rest of Shoreline Village has great shops, restaurants, and a relaxing vibe. Definitely worth a visit if you’re in the area!
Phil Graves: Horrible, horrible people in there. The mask mandate had ended in Long Beach 2 weeks prior to me going to pay a visit. When I walked in the door I was set upon immediately by some man Karen demanding that I put a face mask on. I informed him that the mask mandate was over with And that I was not going to wear one. Within a couple of minutes he unleashes the Uber Karen on me. She demands that I put a face mask on as well, I once again had to school them On the end of mask mandates in Long Beach. She then tries to lecture me that this institution still requires them and asked if I am a member of the historical society? (Totally a ridiculous question) I told her I had been up until a year ago and that I would never renew my membership because of the messed up treatment I was receiving in there. I was there to buy some old photos in the gift shop. It was very cult like in there and I dont recommend anyone go there unless they are prepared to still play the covid charade. By the way I was the only customer in the store at the time and wasnt anywhere near anyone until they started haranguing me.( Not that it mattered).
Ian Crichton: Originally designed for olympic events, its now became my favorite place to unwind, meditate, take my dog for a walk or even do the occasional fishing adventure. One of long beaches hidden gems.
Haydee Hernandez: I wanted to find somewhere to have a walk. I was able to find the Signal Hill view. I took my brother and my dad. All three of us enjoyed our hour walk. You can walk longer. They do have several trails and after you walk the trails you can go see the real view of the city, ocean and even downtown LA skyscrapers. There are several benches throughout the trails to take in a view or rest. Parking can be difficult depending on the day and time you go. The place is kept clean so pick up after yourself. Restrooms are available.
