Summer Camp at Crystal Cove
From Memorial Day weekend to Labor Day, families flocked to Crystal Cove to set up camp for the summer In
From Memorial Day weekend to Labor Day, families flocked to Crystal Cove to set up camp for the summer In
“Who’s going to see the ocean first?” That was the question Bill and Vivian Taft asked their grandchildren on the
Cottage #14 began as a simple palm-frond hut hastily built during The Great Depression. Over the years, the once
“Bless that darling old house!” wrote one longtime occupant of Cottage #12, the white two-story cottage that has watched over
Crystal Cove Historic Cottage #7 still stands fenced off among the other North Beach cottages preparing for renovation, but the
On a beautiful autumn day in early November of 2018, the California State Parks dive team convened on a boat
Every year, the historic seaside bungalow now known as The Beachcomber Cafe gathers more than 150,000 people for casual ocean-front
Crystal Cove is known for its one-of-a-kind vernacular architecture as well as its celebrations and traditions, and one historic
It wasn’t an exaggeration when longtime Coveite Mike Fenderson described the heyday of Crystal Cove’s tent camping era as “going

Celebrating the Summertime Anniversary of Crystal Cove Beach Cottages “Happiness to All Who Visit This Cottage” “We feel
