Redondo Beach

Redondo Beach offers a welcoming coastal atmosphere where residents enjoy the relaxed pace of beachside living and a strong sense of community.

About Redondo Beach

Redondo Beach offers a welcoming coastal atmosphere where residents enjoy the relaxed pace of beachside living and a strong sense of community.

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Schools in Redondo Beach

Redondo Beach is served by the Redondo Beach Unified School District. Redondo Union High School is the city's comprehensive high school. Families should confirm school assignments for a specific address directly with the district.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Redondo Beach

What county is Redondo Beach in?

Redondo Beach is in Los Angeles County. It is a coastal city in the South Bay region and one of three adjacent beach cities on the southern part of Santa Monica Bay.

What ZIP codes cover Redondo Beach?

Redondo Beach uses ZIP codes 90277 and 90278.

Which school district serves Redondo Beach?

The Redondo Beach Unified School District serves the city, with eight elementary schools, two middle schools (Adams and Parras) and Redondo Union High School.

What is there to do at the Redondo Beach Pier?

The current reinforced-concrete Redondo Beach Pier opened in 1995 and is open to pedestrians, with dining nearby along the King Harbor waterfront. Note that dogs are not allowed on the pier.

Is there boating in Redondo Beach?

Yes. King Harbor is the city's waterfront marina area, and the City of Redondo Beach offers a public boat launch, transient vessel moorings and Harbor Patrol services.

Can you bike along the beach in Redondo Beach?

Yes. The Marvin Braude Bike Trail runs through Redondo County Beach. Riders dismount and walk their bikes through the pier parking structure near King Harbor.

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