The park houses the Lion's Lighthouse for Sight, which was dedicated in 2000 to assist the visually impaired by emitting distinct audio signals.
The area occupies a man-made peninsula created during the redevelopment of the Queensway Bay project.
The site serves as a frequent vantage point for observing the annual Long Beach Grand Prix activities occurring nearby.
The park's specific layout is designed to maximize sightlines toward the historical RMS Queen Mary docked across the channel.
ShoreLine Aquatic Park is a prominent peninsula-style green space situated in Long Beach Harbor. The park is defined by a central circular lighthouse, known as the Lion's Lighthouse for Sight, which serves as a navigational beacon and local landmark. It offers expansive views of the Pacific Ocean, the Queen Mary, and the adjacent Long Beach Cruise Terminal. The landscape features rolling lawns, paved walking paths, and picnic benches situated directly along the shoreline. Visitors have direct pedestrian access to the adjacent Aquarium of the Pacific. It functions as a recreational corridor connecting the downtown waterfront to the Rainbow Harbor marina area.
The base of the Lion's Lighthouse for Sight with the Queen Mary visible in the background across the water.
Bring a windbreaker as the coastal location frequently experiences brisk ocean breezes.
Combine your park visit with a walk around the adjacent Rainbow Harbor to see the local marina.
Utilize the designated picnic areas early in the day during weekends to secure a spot.
Attempting to park on the street in high-traffic areas; use the nearby parking structures instead.
Leash laws apply to all pets, and visitors are required to dispose of waste in provided bins to maintain the coastal environment.
