Long Beach California

 

Everything You Need is Right Here

There's a reason that people who live in Long Beach CA tend to stay here. Everything you'll ever need is right here! In Long Beach, you'll enjoy 5 ½ miles of wide sandy beach, trendy nightclubs, fine dining and cultural events. Visit the Waterfront District in Downtown where you'll find world class entertainment like the Aquarium of the Pacific. Stroll the shops of Shoreline Village. Sip a cocktail at a waterfront café as you slip into the comforting sights and sounds of Long Beach Harbor. Listen as a calming foghorn blows in the distance and watch as an inimitable California sunset cast its pinks and blues over the glittering Pacific Ocean.

Climate

Long Beach has an amazingly mild year round average temperature of 64 degrees. You can count on almost every day being sun filled with 345 sunny days annually. Climate doesn´t get much more perfect than that!

You'll Love Long Beach CA

If you like clean air, sunshine, ocean breezes, spectacular vistas, exotic food and cultural diversity you'll Love Long Beach. Dine on a wide variety of mouthwatering delights in a city where there are great restaurants of every type. Here, quaint Craftsman bungalows line peaceful tree lined streets. Spanish duplexes and fourplexes with classic clay tiled roofs dot the landscape. Are you seeking an estate sized home? Tour the million dollar mansions that run along Bluff Park or enjoy the luxury of a golf course view from your Virginia Country Club Estate. For location, climate, beauty and lifestyle Long Beach is 50 square miles of perfection.

From Here to Anywhere

Do you travel for business? The Long Beach Airport is right in town and offers convenient flights to wherever you want to go. The Long Beach Municipal Airport is the west coast hub for Jet Blue Airways. Need more? The city is 25 miles south of Los Angeles International Airport. And John Wayne Airport is just 20 miles south of Long Beach in Irvine. Prefer to drive? Sitting at the edge of Los Angeles County, Long Beach is a handshake away from most Southern California cities. Its easy to get from here to anywhere with major freeways like the 405, 605 and 710 running through town.

Beat Freeway Traffic

Commuting is easy when you live and work in Long Beach. Heading into Los Angeles? Sip a cappuccino and enjoy your newspaper as you ride the Metro Blue Line into Downtown Los Angeles. Is your destination farther out? Amtrak or Greyhound will take you there! Its easy to beat freeway traffic using Long Beach's public transportation system.

Unique Culture

From business suits to bikinis, you´ll see it all in Long Beach. Street murals, trendy and ethnic restaurants, period architecture and the Pacific Ocean all promote the Bohemian feel and allure of Long Beach. You'll find art in our architecture and on our buildings too. Since 1985, local buildings have featured exquisite mural displays. All are created by local artists through the Long Beach Mural and Cultural Arts Program. These exhibits promote cultural understanding and unity within the community. And they're beautiful!        View a Gallery of Street Murals>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

Cultural Diversity

If you enjoy the flair, food and fun of a culturally diverse city, you´ll love Long Beach. Nearly every culture and nationality is represented here!  Next to Paris (and excluding Asia), Long Beach boasts the second largest population of Cambodians in the world. There are Central American communities, a small population of Pacific Islanders, especially Samoans, and Long Beach is home to one of the nations largest gay communities. Almost every month of the year, there´s a celebration including a Grecian Festival, Gay Pride Parade, Bayou Festival, Martin Luther King celebration, Scottish Festival and Games, Cambodian New Year and Brazilian Street Carnaval, just to name a few.

Downtown Long Beach

Theres plenty to do in bustling, busy, colorful Downtown Long Beach. Access the Internet from anywhere in the city it's a Wireless Hot Zone! Do you like art? Tour galleries in the East Village Arts District. Enjoy a late night, European style dinner at one of many fine Pine Avenue restaurants. Take in some waterfront shopping and nationally acclaimed entertainment at the Shoreline Village and Marina. Don't miss the Wyland Whaling Wall, a 116,000 square foot mural painted on the cylindrical shaped Long Beach Convention Center!       Read More About Downtown Long Beach>>>>>>>>>>

Easy Living Long Beach Style

Are you looking for an estate sized home or luxury condominium with beachfront access? Maybe you prefer a single family residence in a cozy community. Whether you're seeking a history rich neighborhood in an urban setting, a condo, coop, Manhattan Style Loft, OYO or resort hideaway you'll find it in Long Beach! Whether you prefer waterfront living to an inland lifestyle, your dream home is waiting for you here. From Downtown Long Beach to Alamitos Bay from coastline to inland there's Long Beach Real Estate here to suit every lifestyle.

Business

If you're looking for business opportunity, you've come to the right place. As California´s fifth largest city, Long Beach is a convention hot spot and center for business and industry. It is proud of it´s focus on the three T´s: technology, tourism and trade. Many well known national businesses are headquartered here. Computer giant Epson America, Molina Health Care, Inc., and SCAN Health Plan all call Long Beach home. To meet the growing need, Downtown Long Beach is undergoing a $1 Billion residential and business redevelopment.

Based on the number of employees, the largest commercial businesses in Long Beach are: Boeing, Verizon, Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation and The Bragg Companies.  Another world renown Long Beach business is the Port of Long Beach. As the second busiest seaport in the nation and the tenth busiest in the world, port-related activities support 320,000 jobs and nearly $15 billion in wages in Southern California.

History of Long Beach CA

This area was established by William E. Willmore in 1882 as Willmore City. When Mr. Willmore´s plan to develop the city into a farming community failed, the land was purchased by the Long Beach Land and Water Company. They changed the name to Long Beach and it was incorporated as a city in 1888. The city grew as a waterfront resort, but its main growth occurred after oil was discovered in 1921. It was once known as ˜Iowa by the Sea" because of the large number of Midwesterners from Iowa and other states who relocated here. Read More About the Citys Historic Homes and Districts>>>>>>>

 

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A Visitor Friendly World Class Destination Resort

There's plenty to do in Long Beach, California. This visitor-friendly world class destination resort is home to some of the most popular tourist attractions in the country. 5.5 million people visit superior beaches and enjoy top notch entertainment here each year. Whether you're looking for family fun at Shoreline Village, a honeymoon condo at Catalina Island, excellent golfing or the wild fun of a Grand Prix race come to Long Beach! Guests are drawn to the city for its location, recreation, beauty, fine restaurants and great hotels. Long Beach offers the finest resort style amenities. But remember residents can take in the sights too!

 

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The Golf courses of Long Beach CA

 

 

Bixby Village Golf Course, Bixby Village Course

The 9-hole Bixby Village course at the Bixby Village Golf Course facility in Long Beach, California features 1,567 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 29. The course rating is 57.5 and it has a slope rating of 86. Designed by Ron Fream, the Bixby Village golf course opened in 1980.

6180 Bixby Village Dr

Long Beach, CA 90803-2001

(562) 498-7003

Recreation Park South Golf Course 18-Hole

This Municipal 18 hole Golf Course with over 6,317 yards with a par of 72. Billy Bell-designed layout is one of the oldest courses in Southern California.

Located among beautiful rolling hills, Recreation Park was constructed in 1917 and was originally known as Virginia Country Club. This very private club was opened to the public in 1931 and has since been known by its current name. Recreation Park, designated as one of the busiest golf courses in the nation, provides a night lighted driving range, practice greens, pro shop, full service restaurant and banquet facilities for up to 150 people.

5000 E. Anaheim

Long Beach, CA

(562) 494-5000

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Recreation Park Golf Course 9-Hole

Located directly across 7th Street from the majestic 18-hole course, this nine-hole, par 29, executive facility affords guests a selection of shots and settings, which range from rolling hills to views of the Colorado Lagoon. This course also offers practice greens, a pro shop and food service.

5000 E 7th St

Long Beach, CA 90804-4340

(562) 438-4012

 

El Dorado Park Golf Course, El Dorado Park Course

The previous venue of the Queen Mary Open, this facility has now been selected as the site of the prestigious Long Beach Open. A magnificent 18-hole layout, El Dorado can truly be called a ˜players course, due to its expansive layout and numerous water hazards. Extensive practice facilities and full service restaurant are available at El Dorado.

2400 Studebaker Rd

Long Beach, CA 90815-2428

(562) 430-5411

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Skylinks At Long Beach Golf Course, Skylinks Course

Directly across Lakewood Blvd., from the Long Beach Airport, this course provides an interesting blend of playing characteristics. Several water hazards and numerous bunkers await your errant shots, while excellent fairways and greens rewards your good play. This 18-hole course is a very enjoyable experience for all skill levels. Skylinks also offers a night lighted driving range, practice greens, a full service restaurant, bar and banquet facilities that can hold up to 150 people.

18 holes over 6,372 yards with a par of 72 (Municipal)

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4800 E Wardlow Rd

Long Beach, CA 90808-1737

(562) 421-3388

 

Heartwell Golf Course, Heartwell Course

18 holes over 2,143 yards with a par of 54 (Municipal)

For those seeking this alternative, this facility offers an extremely enjoyable 18-hole round of par 3 golf. With holes ranging from 85 to 140 yards, two water hazards and numerous sand traps, this course will test the skills of the most seasoned player, as well as remain exceptionally enjoyable for the beginner. This fully lighted course also boasts of its excellent practice range, full size chipping and putting greens, full service restaurant and a professionally staffed pro shop.

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6700 E Carson St.

Long Beach, CA 90808-2297

(562) 421-8855

 

Virginia Country Club, Virginia Course

The 18-hole ˜Virginia course at the Virginia Country Club facility in Long Beach, California features 6,505 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 71. The course rating is 70.9 and it has a slope rating of 128 on . Designed by William P. Bell, ASGCA/(R) Robert Muir Graves, ASGCA/Edward B. Dearie, Jr., the Virginia golf course opened in 1909. (Private Equity)

4602 N Virginia Road

Long Beach, CA 90807-1916

(562) 427-0924

Parks

Sail, ski, Jet Ski, windsurf, fish, boat or sunbathe it's up to you. Long Beach has 92 parks scattered across 3,100 acres. There are 69 tennis courts, four public swimming pools and miles of pedestrian and bicycle friendly beach. The El Dorado Regional Park is 800 acres of lakes, an archery range, bike trails, and campground and picnic areas. The parks Nature Center is 102.5 acres and features trails, meadows, lakes and forests. Recreation Park is a popular 210.9 acre park and recreation center. Let your pet run at the dog park while you meet with friends and community groups.

Area Beaches

Love the beach? With over 5 ½ miles of beach front, it´s no surprise that this area is known world wide as Surf City. Huntington Beach and Huntington Harbor are popular early morning surfing destinations. Don't miss Seal Beach and the beach at Belmont Shore. Rent a Kayak and enjoy the day in the Naples Island Canals or the Canals of Huntington Harbor at Sunset Beach. Pack up a bottle of wine, some cheese and bread for a romantic, sunset gondola ride through Naples Island canals. Do you have small children? Head to Naples Islands Mothers Beach. There's no surf, so your children can enjoy splashing in a calm ocean, as you lay out a picnic lunch.

 

 

Local Beaches of Long Beach California:

 

 

Alamitos Beach from Alamitos to 15th Place. You can glide, ride or stride along the waters edge on the main beach from Alamitos Avenue on the west to 54th Place on the east on the 3.1-mile, 17-foot-wide Shoreline Pedestrian Bike Path. Two six foot lanes are for bicycle traffic and one five foot lane is for pedestrians. You can rent skates, bikes, umbrellas and beach chairs at Alfredo's.

 

Bayshore Beach at 5415 E. Ocean Blvd. offers access to Alamitos Bay and other diversions such as:

• basketball,
• volleyball
• handball courts
• play equipment for the kids

 

Belmont Plaza Beach at 4000 Olympic Plaza is close to the bike path and Belmont Pier. Be sure to get a front row seat (bring your own chair!) for exciting California Beach Volleyball Association events during the upcoming International Sea Festival.

 

Belmont Shore Beach from 39th Place to 54th Place, and Peninsula Beach from 54th to 72nd Place offer long stretches of white sand, volleyball courts and beautiful scenery.

 

Colorado Lagoon at 5119 E. Colorado St. offers calm waters, picnic areas and a nautical themed playground.

 

Junipero Beach from 15th to 39th Place can be conveniently accessed from Ocean Blvd. on Junipero Avenue which ends at a beach parking lot.

 

Marine Park at 5839 Appian Way is known as Mothers Beach because of its popularity among families with small children. All ages can relax and enjoy the day with shallow, calm waters, a lifeguard station, restrooms and play equipment.

 

The next chance you have to spend a day at the beach, remember that some of the best ones are right here in Long Beach.

Long Beach Marina

Like to angle your fishing rod from the side of your own boat? Or, spend the day lazing on deck or entertaining on board? You'll like Shoreline Marina and Alamitos Bay Marina. The location is irresistible because it´s just a short walk from your boat to Shoreline Village. As the largest city owned Marina in the country, it has an amazing 3,400 slips. A south-facing bay and breakwaters offshore protect boats moored here.

 

 

 

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Long Beach California History

 

 

From the People of the Earth to the City of Long Beach

A Native American tribe known as the Tongva (which means ˜the people of the earth) were the citys first known residents.  The Tongva disappeared in the 1800s as settlers began pouring into the area.  Manuel Nieto built a rancho on a huge parcel of land awarded him through the Spanish Land Grant in 1784.  Over time, his property was divided many times for business and personal reasons.  Long Beach grew out of two settlements that came from Nietos tract:  Los Cerritos and Los Alamito.

 

 

Settling Long Beach

In 1880, Englishman Erwin Willmore created the first township here by subdividing parts of Los Cerritos.  Even after the township failed, settlers were drawn to the areas easy access to the ocean, wide beaches and business opportunity.  By 1888 the City of Long Beach had a name, 59 buildings and a school.  Long Beach incorporated in 1897. 

 

 

Do you like historic homes? 

Today, Willmore City has more Craftsman, Prairie, Victorian, Mission and Spanish Colonial Style homes than any other Long Beach historic homes districts.  Named for Mr. Willmore, it was part of the citys original 1881 plan.

 

Historic Villa Riviera Condominiums

In 1933 Long Beach was hit by a very large earthquake which caused incredible damage to buildings for miles around the city.  During the 30s and 40s the city slowly rebuilt itself and began to attract the motion picture industry. 

 

Elizabeth Taylor spent her first honeymoon at the Hilton Hotel on Ocean Boulevard, she married Nicky Hilton, son of Conrad Hilton.  The Breakers Hotel Penthouse has since been converted to the magnificent restaurant The Skyroom (my personal favorite).  

 

 

Long Beach was known as the motion picture capital of the world until post World War I when Hollywood developed around the glitz of the era.  With its perfect Southern California climate, Long Beach afforded the perfect setting for the industry.  There were eight film houses, two stock companies, roller-coasters and bath houses at the historic Pike, along the shore of Downtown Long Beach.  This was the home of the Balboa Amusement Production Company, the worlds most prolific silent-film studio.  W. C. Fields and other stars lived in beautiful mansions in the Bluff Park neighborhood along Ocean Boulevard and First Street, many of which remain in the families to this day.

In 1967 the Queen Mary (built in 1936) was withdrawn from service to the Cunard line and brought to rest in Long Beach Harbor.  She was to become a floating hotel, open to the public.  She was outfitted with restaurants, shops and tours -  open to the public.  Did you know that the Queen Mary transported troops during World War II and served as Winston Churchills headquarters at sea?  She was painted gray and nicknamed ˜The Gray Ghost.  The Queen transported over 800,000 troops and traveled 660,000 miles.  The Queen Mary is now listed in the National Register of Historic Places. 

 

Historic Landmarks right here in Long Beach. 

Long Beach is home to many interesting and well preserved historic landmarks.  One such historic landmark is Fire Station #10, the oldest remaining fire station in Long Beach.  Today it is no longer in service for firefighters, but instead houses the Long Beach Firefighters Museum and contains a collection of antique fire engines, historical photographs, and other firefighting memorabilia.

 
The  Long Beach Museum of Art ,  in historic Bluff Park, is housed in the historic Elizabeth Milbank Anderson House, a stunning Craftsman Mansion, built in 1929.  The museum is perched on a towering bluff overlooking Long Beach Harbor.  With ocean front gardens and a charming cafe, it is a wonderful place to escape to for a day of gazing out over the ocean, watching the comings and goings of the cruise ships and viewing the harbor. 

If you love books, be sure to visit the historic landmark Acres of Books a family owned used books store that has been in Long Beach for over 50 years.  With more than 750,000 used books in stock, youre sure to find something to enjoy.  (...Read More About Long Beach Historic Landmarks)

Historic Treasures

Today the  Rancho Los Alamitos Historic Ranch and Gardens and Rancho Los Cerritos Historic sites are owned by the City of Long Beach.  Be sure to stop by these history-rich treasures!  Youll see agricultural buildings, acres of gardens and adobe ranch homes dating from the 1800s.  Long Beach is packed with historic homes and significant older structures.

 

 

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Lakewood Plaza Rancho Neighborhood of Long Beach California

If you are seeking a tree lined, quiet, well established neighborhood with a family atmosphere...you'll love the Lakewood Plaza Rancho community.  

It's located close to Long Beach's El Dorado Park where your family can enjoy a day of golf or a picnic in the park. Nearby freeways are easily accessible and make for an easy commute to work and shopping. The Plaza area is home to Cubberley School, a K-8 California Distinguished School.

Ranch style homes are the specialty

Built up between 1950 and the late 1960s, this neighborhood is well known for its open floor plan Ranch style homes. Whether you´re looking for a smaller starter home with 2 bedrooms and 1 bath or a spacious family home with 3 bedrooms and 2 baths, you'll find it here. There are homes from 850 square feet to over 1,700 square feet.

Of particular interest are the Cliff May ranch-style homes, built in the early 50's, for which The Rancho's are famous. Considered by many to be the father of the California ranch-style house, Cliff May was a builder with extraordinary vision of what the ideal California home should encompass. He believed homes should be designed for livability rather than facade and designed about 18,000 of these beautiful homes as well as more than 1000 custom homes across the United States. His additional goal of bringing the outdoors in was achieved in his designs by incorporating large expanses of glass creating a home that was filled with natural light bringing the outside gardens in, vaulted ceilings with exposed wood beams, clean lines with little decoration, attached garages, large patios with sliding glass doors, and rooms that flow into each other.

As you can imagine, the classic, mid-century Cliff May style homes are highly desirable and as a result rarely come on the market. If you're interested in finding out more about the availability of these fabulous homes, give Laurie Manny, your Rancho's real estate expert, a call at (562) 212-5420.

Enjoy the Outdoors

At nearby El Dorado Park, you'll find activities for the whole family. There's a 12-station fitness course, an archery range, bicycle trails and even radio controlled model aircraft and sailboat areas.

El Dorado Regional Park Encompassing 815 acres, El Dorado Regional Park, located in Long Beach California, is one of the largest regional parks in southern California and indeed in the entire USA. Although El Dorado Regional Park is a very large park, you´ll find it still retains a homey, old-fashioned feel. The park is comprised of the following areas:
El Dorado East Regional Park El Dorado Nature Center El Dorado Park West and the El Dorado Tennis Center El Dorado Park 18-Hole Golf Course
You´ll find varied recreational, sports and wildlife opportunities for the entire family. There are plenty of easily accessible clean restrooms and generous parking facilities throughout the park system. There´s so much to see and do, you could explore for days and never see it all!
El Dorado East Regional Park This section of the El Dorado Regional Park is the largest with a massive 400.8 acres of accessible fun for all. The park is located at 7550 E. Spring Street. For information including hours of operation, call (562) 570-1771. Kids of all ages will enjoy the playgrounds with slides and swings throughout the park. Need a place to take your youth group? The park has a campground set aside just for the enjoyment of youth groups. For those of you who love fishing, there are fully stocked fishing ponds. Reserve a picnic shelter for your next family reunion or a small get-together. Or, show off your grilling techniques at one of the picnic areas equipped with barbecue grills. Tired of cooking? Take advantage of the food and catering services.
El Dorado Regional Park Train   You can even reserve a party package at "Caboose Corners." Party packages include a reserved picnic site for up to 100 people. Included in the package are 25 tickets for a train ride on the El Dorado Express. Food is not included; however you can call for a list of catering companies with the park office at (562) 570-1771.
Let your spirits soar while you fly model airplanes in the model aircraft flying area. If sailing boats are more to your liking, you´ll love the model sailboat area. If you like to exercise and stay fit, bring your bicycles and enjoy a beautiful day in the rolling hills. The bicycle trail has over 4 ½ miles of paved bicycle trails. In addition, there are 12 stations with physical fitness courses. There´s an archery range with plenty of free instruction and you can bring your own equipment or use the park´s at no cost to you. Call (562) 924-2880 to schedule the one hour safety and orientation class. There are other amazing activities available for youth and adults alike. You will find train rides, pony rides, hay rides and a petting zoo for the children to enjoy. If you like the water, schedule some time in one of the pedal boat rentals. El Dorado Nature Center
	El Dorado Nature Center   Get away from the harried pace of urban life at the serene El Dorado Nature Center. The Nature Center sits in a lush, green space of 102.5 acres of woodlands right in the middle of Long Beach and is easily accessible. The center opened in 1969 and is part of the El Dorado East Regional Park. Originally it was a flood plain of the San Gabriel River and later became a calico bean field. Today, the Nature Center is home to all kinds of wildlife including a wide variety of birds such as egrets, hawks, herons, coyotes, foxes, squirrels and skunks.
El Dorado Nature Center Flowers   There are a variety of trees including redwoods, oaks and alders. See the magical trees with roots so large they have burst through the top soil and formed caves. The roots are so tall they tower over your head and you have to walk about 100 yards to get around the roots.
	El Dorado Nature Center Bridge   Enjoy a peaceful day walking around the serene, treed, canopied trails. For a short walk, try the ¼ mile paved trail. Ready for something longer? Go for the 2 miles of unpaved trails that wind around lakes and a stream. When you need a breather, sit beside the waters edge and take in the natural, breathtaking scenery while your cares float away.
El Dorado Park West
El Dorado Park West   This area of El Dorado Regional Park encompasses 303.8 acres. It´s located at 2800 N. Studebaker Road and you can call the park at (562) 570-3225 for information. You won´t believe the sports and recreation areas available. There are plenty of picnic areas and playgrounds with slides and swings. You´ll even see a large duck pond where the ducks congregate in large numbers. Bring snacks for the ducks and spend some quiet time feeding them.
	El Dorado Skate Park   You will find a generous sized community center for all kinds of activities. Call (562) 570-3111 to rent the community center or reserve a picnic site. Get together a game of Frisbee or Croquet with family and friends. All of the sports areas are lit at night for your nighttime enjoyment. They have clean restrooms and plenty of parking facilities. Get your team together and head to either the baseball, softball or soccerbasketball, volleyball or tennis courts. There is even a roller hockey court and a skate park. fields. Bring your friends and get a real workout at either the basketball, volleyball or tennis courts. There is even a roller hockey court and a skate park.
El Dorado Tennis Center
Ready for a Game of Tennis? If you really enjoy the challenge of a great game of tennis, you´ll love the 15 lighted tennis courts at the El Dorado Tennis Center. Break your string? Don´t worry...there´s a 24 hour racket stringing service so you won´t have to lose much time on the court. Tennis classes are available from beginners to advanced skill levels. Tennis enthusiasts can see United States Tennis Association sanctioned tournaments throughout the year. Additionally, there is a fully stocked tennis pro shop and computerized ball machines...wow; now that´s easy!	View Larger Map
El Dorado Park Golf Course If you´re an avid golfer who loves playing a beautiful course, try the El Dorado Park 18-Hole Golf Course. It´s located in the El Dorado Park West area at 2400 Studebaker Road. You can call (562) 430-5411 for more information and to reserve a tee time.
	El Dorado Park 18-Hole Golf Course This gorgeous golf course was the previous site of the Queen Mary Open Golf Tournament. The tournament was named for the ship "Queen Mary" that resides in the Long Beach, California harbor. The El Dorado Park Golf Course is currently the venue of the highly prestigious Long Beach Open Golf Tournament. The 18-hole course is a par 72 for men and par 73 for women. Warm up and practice your shots on one of the practice facilities available before your game. You´ll find this course will take all your skills to maneuver around the many water hazards!
When you have finished your game, you can get a refreshing drink and snack in the restaurant. Reserve the restaurant facility for up to 150 people for any special occasion, family reunion or business meeting. This "Ultimate Player´s Course" will definitely be a winner with you and you´ll want to come back time and again. Want to Know More? Are you thinking of buying or selling in Lakewood Plaza or Rancho? I can help you find your dream home. Call Laurie Manny today at (562) 212-5420.

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Relocating to Long Beach California?

If you are relocating to Long Beach California you will need lots of information. You will be curious to know about Long Beach communities, neighborhoods and resources. We have tried to include as many area resources as possible here to make your transition a smooth one.

 

Long Beach California has become a destination resort area. This sleepy seaside city, known as Iowa by the sea, has blossomed into a fabulous beach resort area. Luxury high rise condos are sprouting all along the coastline, in Downtown Long Beach and Alamitos Beach. These elegant and prestigious coastal properties provide sweeping ocean views down the beautiful California coastline, views of Catalina Island - 25 miles off of our coastline and delicious, clean ocean breezes wafting in daily. The sound of gently lapping waves can be heard from your 17th floor Hi Rise condo on the sand.

Here are some local resources to help make your transition a pleasant one:

 

Local Area and Neighborhood Information:

 

• History of Long Beach California
• Long Beach CA Historic Homes and Districts
• About Long Beach California
• Long Beach California Beach Communities - Area Information
• Downtown Long Beach CA - Incredible
• Downtown Long Beach California Vision
• The Queen of Long Beach CA
• Parkers Light House Downtown Long Beach CA
• Alamitos Beach - Long Beach - California
• Inland Long Beach Communities
• Signal Hill, Long Beach California
• Signal Hill Neighborhoods
• Belmont Shore and Naples Island California
• Marine Stadium - Alamitos Bay - Long Beach - California
• Tantalum Long Beach CA
• Romantic Gondola Cruise - Naples Canals
• Belmont Pier - Long Beach California
• The Long Beach RiverLink
• Alamitos Heights, Long Beach California
• Artcraft Manor, Long Beach California
• Lakewood Plaza Ranchos and El Dorado Park in Long Beach California
• Long Beach Condo Fire Are You Thinking About Buying a Long Beach Condo?
• Kellys Restaurant, Naples, Long Beach, California
• Aquarium of the Pacific - Downtown Long Beach CA
• Good Morning Long Beach
• Long Beach California Japanese Garden and Koi Pond
• Hollywood Loves Long Beach
• THE MILLS ACT
• Long Beach Jazz Festival
• Long Beach CA Community Information Reports
• Long Beach Presents the 44th Transpacific Yacht Race to Hawaii
• Transpac ˜07 Yachts Bearing Down On Hawaii
• AVP Crocs Tour Bud Light Long Beach Open Comes to Alamitos Beach and Downtown Long Beach July 16-22, 2007
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California Megans Law

California Department of Justice

• Megans Law
• Sex Offender Registration
• Facts about Sex Offenders
• How to Keep Your Family Safe

 

Schools & Libraries

 

• Long Beach Public Library - (562) 570-7500
• Long Beach Unified School District - (562) 997-8000
• California State University Long Beach - (562) 985-4111
• Long Beach City College - (562) 938-4111

Utilities

• Southern California Edison Company - (800) 655-4555
• Long Beach Gas & Electric Department - (562) 570-2000
• Long Beach Water Department - (562) 570-2300
• Verizon (telephone service) (800) 483-4000
• Charter Communications (cable TV) (310) 971-4000

 

Licenses

• Business Licenses - Long Beach Business Development Center - (562) 570-3800
• Drivers License - (562) 973-3621
• Marriage License - (562) 462-2137
• Animal Licensing or Tags -Long Beach Animal Control Center (562) 570-7387

 

Top Downtown Long Beach Hotels:

 

• The Westin Long Beach
• Hyatt Regency Long Beach
• Hilton Long Beach California Hotel
• Renaissance Long Beach Hotel - Marriott
• Courtyard by Marriott
• Hotel Queen Mary
• Vagabond Inn Convention Center Long Beach
• Holiday Inn Downtown Long Beach
• Beach Plaza Hotel
• Rodeway Inn Long Beach
• Comfort Inn & Suites
• The Varden Hotel
  

 

Long Beach Bed and Breakfasts:

 

• The Turret House - 556 Chestnut Avenue; Long Beach, CA 90802; 888-4-TURRET
• Dockside Boat & Bed - Dock 5 - Rainbow Harbor Long Beach, CA 90802; 562-436-3111
• Beachrunners Inn - 231 Kennebec Avenue, Long Beach, CA 90803.; Toll Free: 1-866-221-0001; Local: 562-856-0202

 

The Restaurants of Long Beach:

 

• Tantalum
• Kellys
• Belmont Brewing Company
• DaVincis
• Naples Rib Company
• Christys
• Bonos
• Panama Joes
• Joes Crab Shack
• The Crab Pot
• McKennas
• Busters Beach House

 

Downtown Long Beach Restaurants:

 

• La Traviata Restaurant
• Smooths Sports Grille
• Parkers Lighthouse
• Outback Steakhouse
• PF Changs
• California Pizza Kitchen
• Bubba Gump Shrimp Company
• Rock Bottom Brewery
• Mariposa Restaurant
• 555 East
• LOpera
• The Madison Restaurant
• The Sky Room
• Kings Fish House
• Alegria Cocina Latina
• Yard House Restaurant
• Wasabi Japanese Restaurant
• Utopia Restaurant
• Georges Greek Cafe
• Modicas Restaurant
• Super Mex
• Shoreline Cafe
• Mai Tai Bar
• P.F. Changs
• Gladstones

 

Belmont Shore Restaurants:

 

• Apengo; 5325 2nd St; 562-433-0221
• Archibalds; 4600 2nd St; 562-434-0444
• Aroma di Roma; 5327 2nd St; 562-434-6353
• Baja Fresh; 5020 East 2nd Street; 562-434-0466
• Biggs; 4722 2nd St; 562-434-1313
• BJs Pizza & Grill; 5258 East 2nd Street; 562-437-8181
• Bonos; 4901 2nd St; 562-434-9501
• Buona Gente; 5205 East 2nd Street; 562-438-8763
• Cafe Gazelle; 191 LaVerne Avenue; 562-438-5033
• Caffe La Strada; 4716 East 2nd Street; 562-433-8100
• Domenicos; 5339 East 2nd Street; 562-439-0261
• Georges Greek Café; 5316 2nd St; 562-433-1755
• Hamabe Sushi Saurus; 5260 East 2nd Street; 562-439-1950
• Jack in the Box; 5252 East 2nd Street; 562-439-8323
• Jr. Mex; 4705 East 2nd Street; 562-439-4489
• La Creperie Café; 4911 2nd St; 562-434-8499
• Legends Sports Bar and Restaurant; 5236 East 2nd Street; 562-433-5743
• Lucilles Smokehouse BBQ; 4828 East 2nd Street; 562-434-7427
• Malvasia; 5316 East 2nd Street; 562-433-5005
• Mykonos; 5374 East 2nd Street; 562-434-1856
• Natraj Cuisine of India; 5262 East 2nd Street; 562-930-0930
• NYs Upper Crust Pizza; 5291 East 2nd Street; 562-987-4700
• Open Sesame; 5215-5217 East 2nd Street; 562-621-1698
• Panama Joes; 5100 East 2nd Street; 562-434-7417
• Papaluccis; 5100 East 2nd Street; 562-434-4454
• Pauls Place; 5374 2nd St; 562-433-8351
• Peets Coffee and Tea; 5246 East 2nd Street; 562-433-7306
• Phuket Thai; 5274 East 2nd Street; 562-433-5859
• Provence Boulangerie; 191 Park Avenue; 562-930-0010
• Shannons Bayshore Irish/American Bar; 5335 East 2nd Street; 562-433-5901
• Shore House Cafe; 5271 East 2nd Street; 562-433-2266
• Steak O-Rama; 5201 East 2nd Street; 562-597-9548
• Subway Sandwiches; 5353 East 2nd Street; 562-987-2155
• Sunnin; 5110 2nd St; 562-433-9000
• Supermex; 4711 East 2nd Street; 562-439-4489
• Taco Surf; 5316 1/2 East 2nd Street; 562-434-8646
• Tea Garden; 5295 East 2nd Street; 562-438-8378
• Yen Sushi; 4905 2nd St; 562-434-5757
• Z Pizza; 4612A East 2nd Street; 562-987-4500

 

Things to do in Rainbow Harbor:

 

• Rent a speedboat
• Rent a jet ski
• Bicycle Boats
• Rent a Kayak
• Go Sailing
• Fishing
• Whale Watching
• Scuba Dive Charters
• Private Charters
• Yacht Charters
• Harbor Tours
• Harbor Cruises
• Burials at Sea
• Private Charters
• Wedding & Corporate Charter
• Tall Ship American Pride Educational & Charter Tours
• Romance Charters
• Aqua Link
• Aqua Bus
• Dream Cruises
• Educational Expeditions to Catalina & Channel Islands
• Rainbow Rocket-Ride
• Guest Day Mooring Area
• Dockside Boat & Bed - Spend the night on a Yacht

 

Things To Do in Long Beach:

 

• Shoreline Village / Rainbow Harbor
• RMS Queen Mary
• Aquarium of the Pacific
• Harbor Breeze Cruises
• Scorpion submarine
• Comedy Murder Mystery Dinner Cruises
• The Tallship American Pride
• Long Beach Sport Fishing and Whale Watching
• Catalina Express
• The Pike
• Gameworks
• East Village Arts District
• Acres of Books
• Museum of Latin American Art
• Pine Avenue
• Romantic Gondola
• Luxury Yacht Rental
• Party Cruises
• Outdoor Antique Market at Long Beach Veterans Stadium
• Earl Burns Japanese Gardens at UCLB
• Long Beach Museum of Art
• Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach
• Cohiba Club on Pine
• El Dorado Nature Center
• Long Beach Parks
• Long Beach Fire Department Museum
• Rancho Los Alamitos -Historic Ranch and Gardens
• Rancho Los Cerritos
• Wayfarers Chapel

 

Transportation in and around Long Beach CA:

 

• Metro Blue Line
• Long BeachPassport Bus - Long Beach Transit
  
• Limo Services
• Taxi Services
• Car Rentals
• Boat Rentals
• Catalina Express
  
• Water Taxi
• Rail Transit Web page
• Metropolitan Transportation Authority
• Long Beach Airport
• Long Beach BIKESTATION
• Catalina Express Island Trips
• Los Angeles Helicopter Tours
• Island Express Helicopters

 

Local Beaches of Long Beach California:

 

Alamitos Beach from Alamitos to 15th Place. You can glide, ride or stride along the waters edge on the main beach from Alamitos Avenue on the west to 54th Place on the east on the 3.1-mile, 17-foot-wide Shoreline Pedestrian Bike Path. Two six foot lanes are for bicycle traffic and one five foot lane is for pedestrians. You can rent skates, bikes, umbrellas and beach chairs at Alfredos.

 

Bayshore Beach at 5415 E. Ocean Blvd. offers access to Alamitos Bay and other diversions such as:

• basketball,
• volleyball
• handball courts
• play equipment for the kids

 

Belmont Plaza Beach at 4000 Olympic Plaza is close to the bike path and Belmont Pier. Be sure to get a front row seat (bring your own chair!) for exciting California Beach Volleyball Association events during the upcoming International Sea Festival.

 

Belmont Shore Beach from 39th Place to 54th Place, and Peninsula Beach from 54th to 72nd Place offer long stretches of white sand, volleyball courts and beautiful scenery.

 

Colorado Lagoon at 5119 E. Colorado St. offers calm waters, picnic areas and a nautical themed playground.

 

Junipero Beach from 15th to 39th Place can be conveniently accessed from Ocean Blvd. on Junipero Avenue which ends at a beach parking lot.

 

Marine Park at 5839 Appian Way is known as ˜Mothers Beach because of its popularity among families with small children. All ages can relax and enjoy the day with shallow, calm waters, a lifeguard station, restrooms and play equipment.

 

The next chance you have to spend a day at the beach, remember that some of the best ones are right here in Long Beach.

 

Dog Parks and Beaches

• Beach Dog Zone
• Downtown Dog Park
• K9 Corner Dog Park
• Uptown Dog Park
• Recreation Dog Park

 

Long Beach Relocation Specialist:

 

• Laurie Manny
• Long Beach CA Real Estate

 

Life is good in Long Beach California! We have countless outdoor activities for you to enjoy. We experience a mild climate year round. In addition to boating and other activities on the beach, you may enjoy a good round of Golf. We have 5 Public Golf Courses as well as private courses here in Long Beach CA area for you to enjoy!

Did you know that Tiger Woods was born in the Long Beach CA area and was a child prodigy who began to play golf at the age of two? In 1978, he putted against comedian Bob Hope in a television appearance on The Mike Douglas Show. At age three, Woods shot a 48 over nine holes at the Navy Golf Club in Cypress, California.

Enjoy the Long Beach Golf Festival every July; the Pro/Am Charity Open at El Dorado Park Golf Course will be held this year on July 23, 2008. Featuring 36 professionals competing in the Long Beach Open paired with one professional and three amateurs in an 18-hole, two best-ball of the foursome, team event. The Long Beach Open will be held July 24-27 at the Skylinks & El Dorado Park golf courses.

The Golf courses of Long Beach CA

Bixby Village Golf Course, Bixby Village Course

The 9-hole ˜Bixby Village course at the Bixby Village Golf Course facility in Long Beach, California features 1,567 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 29. The course rating is 57.5 and it has a slope rating of 86. Designed by Ron Fream, the Bixby Village golf course opened in 1980.

6180 Bixby Village Dr

Long Beach, CA 90803-2001

(562) 498-7003

Recreation Park South Golf Course 18-Hole

This Municipal 18 hole Golf Course with over 6,317 yards with a par of 72. Billy Bell-designed layout is one of the oldest courses in Southern California.

Located among beautiful rolling hills, Recreation Park was constructed in 1917 and was originally known as Virginia Country Club. This very private club was opened to the public in 1931 and has since been known by its current name. Recreation Park, designated as one of the busiest golf courses in the nation, provides a night lighted driving range, practice greens, pro shop, full service restaurant and banquet facilities for up to 150 people.

5000 E. Anaheim

Long Beach, CA

(562) 494-5000

Recreation Park Golf Course 9-Hole

Located directly across 7th Street from the majestic 18-hole course, this nine-hole, par 29, executive facility affords guests a selection of shots and settings, which range from rolling hills to views of the Colorado Lagoon. This course also offers practice greens, a pro shop and food service.

5000 E 7th St

Long Beach, CA 90804-4340

(562) 438-4012

El Dorado Park Golf Course, El Dorado Park Course

The previous venue of the Queen Mary Open, this facility has now been selected as the site of the prestigious Long Beach Open. A magnificent 18-hole layout, El Dorado can truly be called a ˜players course, due to its expansive layout and numerous water hazards. Extensive practice facilities and full service restaurant are available at El Dorado.

2400 Studebaker Rd

Long Beach, CA 90815-2428

(562) 430-5411

Skylinks At Long Beach Golf Course, Skylinks Course

Directly across Lakewood Blvd., from the Long Beach Airport, this course provides an interesting blend of playing characteristics. Several water hazards and numerous bunkers await your errant shots, while excellent fairways and greens rewards your good play. This 18-hole course is a very enjoyable experience for all skill levels. Skylinks also offers a night lighted driving range, practice greens, a full service restaurant, bar and banquet facilities that can hold up to 150 people.

18 holes over 6,372 yards with a par of 72 (Municipal)

Skylinks Flyover Tour Video

4800 E Wardlow Rd

Long Beach, CA 90808-1737

(562) 421-3388

Heartwell Golf Course, Heartwell Course

18 holes over 2,143 yards with a par of 54 (Municipal)

For those seeking this alternative, this facility offers an extremely enjoyable 18-hole round of par 3 golf. With holes ranging from 85 to 140 yards, two water hazards and numerous sand traps, this course will test the skills of the most seasoned player, as well as remain exceptionally enjoyable for the beginner. This fully lighted course also boasts of its excellent practice range, full size chipping and putting greens, full service restaurant and a professionally staffed pro shop.

• Click here for information about golf instruction for youth.
• Click here for information about golf instruction for adults.

6700 E Carson St.

Long Beach, CA 90808-2297

(562) 421-8855

Virginia Country Club, Virginia Course

The 18-hole ˜Virginia course at the Virginia Country Club facility in Long Beach, California features 6,505 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 71. The course rating is 70.9 and it has a slope rating of 128 on . Designed by William P. Bell, ASGCA/(R) Robert Muir Graves, ASGCA/Edward B. Dearie, Jr., the Virginia golf course opened in 1909. (Private Equity)

4602 N Virginia Road

Long Beach, CA 90807-1916

(562) 427-0924

 

Golf Courses near the City of Long Beach CA:

Within a 10 mile radius of Long Beach there is a large Selection of additional Golf Courses to enjoy:


Leisure World Seal Beach Golf Course, Leisure World Seal Beach Course

9 holes over 829 yards with a par of 27 (Private Equity)

Golden Rain & St Andrews

Seal Beach, CA 90740

(562) 431-6586

Old Ranch Country Club, Old Ranch Course

18 holes over 6,835 yards with a par of 72 (Private Non-Equity)

3901 Lampson Ave

Seal Beach, CA 90740-2756

(562) 596-4425

Lakewood Country Club & Tennis Center, Lakewood Course

18 holes over 7,045 yards with a par of 72 (Municipal)

3101 Carson St

Lakewood, CA 90712-4005

(562) 429-9711

Navy Golf Course, Executive Course

9 holes (Public)

5660 Orangewood Ave

Cypress, CA 90630-5550

(714) 889-1576

Navy Golf Course, Navy Course

18 holes (Public) and 9 hole Executive Course (Public)

5660 Orangewood Ave

Cypress, CA 90630-5550

(714) 889-1576

Meadowlark Golf Course, Meadowlark Course

18 holes over 5,609 yards with a par of 70 (Municipal)

16782 Graham St

Huntington Beach, CA 92649-3738

(714) 846-1364

SeaCliff Country Club, Sea Cliff Course

18 holes over 6,935 yards with a par of 72 (Private Non-Equity)

6501 Palm Ave

Huntington Beach, CA 92648-2698

(714) 536-7575

Cerritos Iron-Wood Nine, Cerritos Iron-Wood Nine Course

9 holes over 1,468 yards with a par of 29 (Municipal)

16449 Piuma Avenue

Cerritos, CA 90703-1530

(562) 916-8400

Harbor Park Golf Course, Harbor Park Course

9 holes over 3,200 yards with a par of 37 (Municipal)

1235 Figueroa Pl

Wilmington, CA 90744-2312

(310) 549-4953

David L. Baker Memorial Golf Course, David L. Baker Memorial Course

18 holes over 3,825 yards with a par of 62 (Municipal)

10410 Edinger Ave

Fountain Valley, CA 92708-1622

(714) 418-2152

Golf Resources on the Web:

• American Golf Corporation
• Amateur Golf.com
• American Junior Golf Association (AJGA)
• Junior Golf Association of Southern California
• Ladies Professional Golf Association Tour (LPGA)
• PGA of America
• PGA Tour
• Public Links Golf Association of Southern California
• Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews
• Southern California Golf Association (SCGA)
• Southern California Professional Golf Association (SCPGA)
• Womens Public Links Golf Association
• Womens Southern California Golf Association
• United States Golf Association (USGA)

 

Other Long Beach CA Resources:

City of Long Beach Downtown Long Beach Information Community Calendar Community Resources Non-profit Events Calendar Taxes by State Belmont Shore Business Association Bixby Knolls Business Improvement Association California Heights Neighborhood Association

Long Beach Heritage Willmore City History The Historical Society of Long Beach Long Beach government Web site City of Long Beach Neighborhood Mural Program Mayor Bob Foster Long Beach Area Maps Press-Telegram Los Angeles Times Long Beach California Vacation & Travel Center

 

Moving & Relocation Information

 

• Moving With Kids
• Six-Week Checklist For A Smooth Move
• Your Rights and Responsibilities When You Move
• Moving - Top 10 Packing Tips
• Official Change of Address Form
• The 10 Most Forgotten Items In A Move
• How to Move Your Pets
• After Your Move-Settling into Your New Home
  

Kids Sites

• Yahoo Kids
• Homework Help
• Parents Guide to the Internet

Your Home and Taxes

• Tax Information for Homeowners
• Tax Tips and Calculators
• Residential Rental Property
• Selling Your Home

Misc. Resources

• Your Elected Representatives in Congress
• Zip Code Lookup
• ATM Locator
• Get Detailed Driving Directions
• Stain Removal Guide

 

Community Resources

 

Financial Assistance & Housing

• Long Beach Housing Authority (562) 570-6985
• Long Beach Business Development Center - (562) 570-3800
• US Department Of Housing & Urban Development - (800) 669-9777

 

Health Care Services

• Long Beach Department of Health & Human Services (562) 570-4000
• Long Beach Community Medical Center - (562) 494-0620
• Los Angeles County Department of Veteran Affairs - (310) 761-2221
• Long Beach Comprehensive Health Center (562) 599-8787
• Alcoholics Anonymous (562) 493-5323
• Women, Infants and Children Nutrition Program of Long Beach (562) 570-4242
• CSU Long Beach/Community Psychology Clinic (562) 985-5005
• Los Angeles County Mental Health Association (213) 413-1130
• National Rehabilitation Information Center (800) 346-2742

 

Emergency Services

• American Red Cross (Long Beach Chapter) (562) 595-6341
• Los Angeles Regional Drug & Poison Information Center (213) 222-3212
• Rape Hotline of Long Beach (562) 597-2002
• Suicide Prevention Center (213) 381-5111
• The Salvation Army - (310) 591-7691

 

Youth Services

• Long Beach Youth Services (562) 570-5019
• Long Beach Department of Parks, Recreation & Marine - (562) 570-3100
• Big Brothers of Greater Los Angeles (213) 258-3333
• Big Sisters of Los Angeles (213) 933-5749

 

Abuse & Family Violence

• Bilingual Shelter for Victims of Domestic Violence (213) 268-7564
• Good Shepherd Shelter for Battered Women (213) 737-6111
• National Domestic Violence Hot Line (800) 799-SAFE

Community Sports

• Grand Prix of Long Beach
• Long Beach Armada - Baseball
• Long Beach Ice Dogs - Hockey
• 49er Hockey Long Beach State
• Hollywood Sports Park - Paintball

 

Long Beach Theaters

• International City Theatre
• Carpenter Arts Center
• Long Beach Opera
• Long Beach Playhouse
• Musical Theatre West
• South Coast Chorale
• The Garage Theatre
• The Globe of America

 

State Links

• Office of the Attorney General- Links to State Sites
  
• California Governor
• California Highway Information
• California Lottery
• California Secretary of State
• California State Assembly
• California State Government
• California State Library
• California State Senate
• Department of Consumer Affairs
• Department of Transportation
• Dept. of Parks and Recreation
• United Farm Workers Web Site
• Yosemite National Park

 

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