Shoreline Park

Shelter Island Shoreline Park is a scenic stretch of greenery spanning the bayside length of Shelter Island in San Diego, California. The park offers visitors sweeping views of San Diego Bay and the city skyline. Originally a sandbank visible only at low tide, Shelter Island was built up into dry land using material dredged from the bay in 1934.

The park features a mile-long grassy area with a small, unnamed brown sand beach. It provides a peaceful setting for various recreational activities and is a popular spot for watching sunsets over the bay. The park's layout includes paved walkways that allow visitors to stroll along the waterfront and enjoy the maritime atmosphere.

Shelter Island Shoreline Park is known for its fishing opportunities, featuring a public fishing pier that extends into the bay. The park also serves as a gateway for boating enthusiasts, with a boat launching ramp available for public use. Throughout the park, visitors can find various statues and public art installations that add to its cultural appeal.

The park is surrounded by marinas and is part of the larger Shelter Island area, which includes several hotels and restaurants. This makes it a hub for both locals and tourists seeking a tranquil waterfront experience within the bustling San Diego metropolitan area.