Activities
Activities at Mission Beach include surfing, body boarding, swimming,
  kayaking, sunbathing, and picnicking.

Swimmers and surfers use separate swimming areas, which are designated by City lifeguards.

The southern part of Mission Beach is a volleyball Mecca. The wheelchair-accessible boardwalk behind the beach extends nearly 3 miles to just north of Pacific Beach.

  It’s a booming activity zone of bicycling, rollerblading, running, skateboarding, etc. You can rent equipment at the end of West Mission Bay Drive adjacent to the boardwalk.
 

Those looking for the thrill of a beachfront rollercoaster and some 1920’s nostalgia will want to ride the Big Dipper at Belmont Park, located at the north end of Mission Beach.

This 73-foot-tall wooden rollercoaster was built in 1925, closed for restoration in 1976, and finally reopened again in 1990.

The Big Dipper is still an exhilarating ride up into the palm trees high above Mission Beach.

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