Huntington Beach Pier is located at the intersection of Pacific Coast Highway and Main Street in the bustling downtown shopping and dining region of Huntington Beach.   For mapping purposes, use 315 Pacific Coast Highway. Call: 714-536-528. See photo of the original first-ever Huntington Beach Pier from 1904! 

The Huntington Beach Pier is open daily from 5 a.m. to Midnight. The most visited landmark at Huntington City Beach, the pier has been a fixture in the City of Huntington Beach for over 100 years since the community changed its name to Huntington Beach in 1904. As the focal point of the beach experience, the pier logo is seen on T-shirt designs and in thousands of photos tourists and locals take and send to their family and friends. It is here that you can stroll, watch surfers, shop, dine, fish, kiss and snuggle up, learn to throw a yoyo trick and use the public restroom facilities that include wheelchair accessible rooms.

The Huntington Beach Pier stretches 1,853 feet into the Pacific Ocean and includes Tower Zero, the state-of-the-art lifeguard tower where the world's best conditioned and trained lifeguards watch over Huntington City Beach to keep it safe.  Stop by Tower Zero, midway down the pier to find water temperatures, wave conditions and any other information posted on a regular basis for guests.

Shopping on the pier includes Kite Connection, Surf City Store and Let's Go Fishin', a bait and tackle shop where you can rent rods and reels for free pier fishing. (All piers in California permit fishing for free.)  The pier includes sink basins for cleaning your catch.

Dining at Ruby's Surf City Diner, a 40's & 50's style red and white restaurant with two story dining and forever views features shakes, hamburgers, French fries, onion rings, salads, sandwiches and all the great foods guests enjoy at reasonable prices. Also try the fresh fish, salads, dinners and sandwiches at Duke's Huntington Beach.

Scenic views from the Huntington Beach Pier include Catalina Island, 22 miles offshore, Long Beach and San Pedro's Port of Los Angeles and Newport Beach piers. Several pay scopes are available. For $0.25 you can look through the scope and see details in distant scenes. It's a lot of fun. There are numerous benches to sit and watch the ocean and sunset. Don't hesitate to sit down and relax to enjoy the beautiful Pacific Ocean.

Events on the Huntington Beach Pier include the annual Huck Finn Fishing Derby sponsored by the City of Huntington Beach. Children 15 years and younger are invited to don their best Huck Finn or Becky Thatcher costumes from the Mark Twain fiction novels and compete for prizes for best costume and largest fish. The event is usually held on a Saturday in August.

Also held on the Huntington Beach Pier is Duck-A-Thon, an annual event in which rubber ducks are sold to individuals and then dumped from a huge truck off the pier.  Each person purchasing a duck assigns a name to their contest entrant.  The rubber ducks float ashore with the early arrivals winning prizes.  The Duck-A-Thon is usually held the second or third week in May.

Parking is available near the foot of the Huntington Beach Pier at City of Huntington Beach operated parking lots.

See the Huntington Beach Pier Gallery