Dockweiler Beach Sea Glass Report

by Cherilyn Johnson
(Lompoc, CA, USA)

Dockweiler Beach Sea Glass Report

Dockweiler Beach Sea Glass Report

~ submitted by Cherilyn Johnson of Lompoc, CA, USA

Beach:   

Dockweiler Beach near Los Angeles, CA

The Sea Glass:

Mainly white and brown but also found blue and red pieces.

All sizes and the quality is outstanding. (*No photos were submitted, see note below)

Some pieces we found were too young so we didn't bother but the pieces we did pick up were fantastic. 

We went at low tide (8:30 am) and couldn't have asked for a better experience. 

This was our first visit to this beach. 

Notes:
Easy parking and beach access as long as you're there early

~ submitted by Cherilyn Johnson

We appreciate this report - and all reports we receive. However, when evaluating a report, use good judgment.

Note:
  • No photos were included with this report, so quality of glass found is not confirmed.
  • Beach was not given a rating (stating number of jewelry-grade pieces found per hour).
As always, we remind folks that sea glass beach reports are not confirmed by Lin or me at Odyssey Sea Glass unless otherwise stated.

David and Lin Sea Glass
David and Lin @ OdysseySeaGlass


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