Seal Beach's Old Towne neighborhood is home to attractions such as Seal Beach and Red Car Museum.
Adjacent to the Pacific Ocean, this small gated community boasts a variety of housing styles and is a favorite spot for kite surfers due to its brisk wind. Enjoy beachfront living with no home more than 75 feet from the sand.
Wooden planks stretch toward the horizon at Seal Beach Pier, where anglers cast lines as pelicans dive for their catch. Main Street invites exploration with its small-town charm, offering boutiques and cafes that feel refreshingly unpretentious. The National Wildlife Refuge provides sanctuary for migratory birds, while surfers find paradise riding waves along the golden shoreline. Arrive early to claim a fire ring for sunset s'mores – they disappear quickly on summer weekends. For a quirky side trip, the Red Car Museum showcases the electric railway that once connected this laid-back community to Los Angeles. Naval Weapons Station occupies much of the city's acreage, a reminder that this relaxed beach town serves a purpose beyond leisure.
