Point Fermin Park

Point Fermin Park is a 37-acre coastal park operated by the City of Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks, situated at the southernmost tip of San Pedro along the bluffs of West Paseo Del Mar. The park overlooks the Pacific Ocean, with clear-day views stretching to Santa Catalina Island and the Channel Islands. At its heart stands the Point Fermin Lighthouse, a Victorian-era redwood structure built in 1874 that ranks among the oldest surviving lighthouses on the West Coast. The grounds feature tree-shaded lawns, sheltered pergolas, colorful gardens, a small amphitheater, and a promenade tracing the edge of the palisade cliffs. Picnic areas and a childrens playground round out the facilities. The park serves as a winter habitat for monarch butterflies and offers opportunities to spot dolphins and harbor seals from the blufftops. Wedding ceremony and event permits are available through the Angeles Gate Recreation Center, accommodating gatherings of up to 200 guests outdoors. The park also hosts recurring community programming, including summer concert series on the grounds.