A tranquil escape just on the edge of Los Angeles County near Long Beach, Seal Beach is a quiet town along the San Pedro Bay. Though it’s 13 square miles, it provides a smaller town atmosphere due to most of its acreage being devoted to Naval Weapons Station Seal Beach. Along with the many museums and attractions, Seal Beach has the second longest wooden pier in California.
Jack L Weaver Elementary (K-5) - "One of the best schools in all of LA."
Oak Middle School (6-8) - "Solid and safe school for kids to attend and grow."
Walt's Wharf - "Amazing seafood right next to the water."
Beachwood BBQ - "Best BBQ in Long Beach. I come here at least once a week!"
The Crema Cafe - "Cute cafe for brunch."
Endless Summer - "Amazing women's clothing store with great style."
Early on, the area that is now Seal Beach was known as "Anaheim Landing", as the boat landing and seaside recreation area named after the nearby town of Anaheim.
The Joy Zone, a beachside amusement park built in 1916, was the first in Orange County.
The Boeing Company, employing roughly 1,000 people, is located here.
