Denny Blaine Park

Just wanted to write a review on the wonderful Denny Blaine, and give comfort to those who are worried about the tents ❤️ . First of all, I'd like to let it be known that Denny Blaine is a safe haven for many people. I am a 23 year old gender fluid person who learned about this place a year ago.. I've become a regular, luckily I reside up the hill in the central district. Unfortunately my home situation is not healthy, this I have a tent which I use almost daily. I still sleep in my bed at home. Denny Blaine is my second home. I clean up every one's empty containers, rake the beach, put out the fire pit, provide fire wood, cook for everyone and never lacking immaculate vibes.. have you seen the sunflowers? The person in the other tent grew them and waters them everyday as well as doing a majority of the things I also do. We're a community here. Don't judge if you don't know the story. We are the reason this beach is clean and safe. We are the beach regulars, and quite literally regulate this beach.

Love it one of the best nude beaches I went to yet people are friendly and helpful

Decent park, creepy guys with tents set up taking up beach space when I was there.

Wonderful park that turns clothing optional in the hot summer months. Surrounded by amazing homes on each side, the park steps down to the water with a level grassy areas that are a wonder place for a spring picnic. Next to Denny Blaine park to the Southwest is the previous home of the deceased singer and song writer, Nirvana. You will find many people walking around this area and it's a busy spot. Parking is sometimes tough to come by, so bring a picnic basket. Enjoy