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Hidden Beach Cleanup set for July 5, 2016

Help Clean Up Aptos this Week

Hidden Beach Cleanup Set for February 13

Hidden Beach Park

Hidden Beach Aptos

Aptos Parks and Recreation Overview

Hidden Beach Cleanup set for July 5, 2016

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Hidden Beach Cleanup Set for February 13

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June 1, 2016 by Seb Frey

The Rio del Mar Improvement Association along with Save Our Shores is sponsoring a beach clean up at Hidden Beach in Aptos on July 5, between 9 and 11 A.M. Supplies and sign ups at Hidden Beach Park picnic tables and supplies to use will be given out. You can bring a group or family along and help keep our beaches clean and safe! School children can earn community service credit as well.

As many folks know, Hidden Beach is a very popular spot for the 4th of July celebrations, and the beach will be sure to be littered with trash and debris from the celebrations the day before. Please come out and help keep this lovely Aptos beach clean! If you have questions, contact fayjoe1@yahoo.com for more information. Thank you so much for your participation and support!

May 12, 2015 by Seb Frey

Spring is in full swing, and a couple of our area’s neighborhood associations are asking you to help clean up Aptos this week.

The first clean up, sponsored by the Rio del Mar Improvement Association, in concert with Save Our Shores, happens on Wednesday, May 13th at Hidden Beach. Volunteers are asked to check in at the Hidden Beach Park picnic benches. The cleanup is from 9 AM until 11 AM. Individual and small group volunteers are welcome. Save Our Shores provides all necessary supplies, and volunteers are encouraged to bring their own reusable buckets, gloves, and water bottles. Please contact cleanup@saveourshores.org for more information.

The next cleanup is sponsored by the Seacliff Improvement Association, Saturday, May 16 between 10:00am-11:00am. Volunteers will meet in the little parking lot in front of the Forget Me Not shop. This clean up will focus on maintaining the Seacliff Village area, primarily around the merchant shops and the Seacliff State Beach entrance. Volunteers are asked to come and bring pickers, pruners, shears, weedwhackers, and garden gloves. Bags to haul away trash and trimmings will be provided.

January 27, 2015 by Seb Frey

The good folks at the Rio Del Mar Improvement Association are organizing a Hidden Beach cleanup set for February 13, at 9:00 AM. The cleanup is being done in association with Save Our Shores. Volunteers are to meet at the picnic tables at Hidden Beach Park to sign in and get supplies. Rain will cancel the cleanup – so let’s hope it gets canceled! (just kidding). Please email Fay Levinson at fayjoe1@yahoo.com for more information.

Various Aptos neighborhood groups organize beach clean-ups throughout the year, and it’s one big reason that the Aptos beaches are relatively litter-free. While many argue that it’s the government’s job to keep the beaches clean (as they are public places), the reality of constrained budgets for both state and county parks mean that local volunteers are needed to help keep our beaches beautiful.

June 9, 2014 by Seb Frey

Hidden Beach Park is located at the end of Cliff Drive in Rio del Mar. It has a small parking lot, with only enough room for eight vehicles. It does have a port-a-potty for a rest room. It does have a path leading down to Hidden Beach.

June 9, 2014 by Seb Frey

Hidden Beach Aptos is located just south of Platforms Beach and a bit to the north of Beer Can Beach. It is used mostly be local Rio del Mar neighborhood residents because the beach does not have its own parking lot. There is some parking available at the Hidden Beach Park and playground, but other than that, you’ll need to park in the street a couple-few blocks away. It does not have a bathroom or any facilities.

November 16, 2013 by Seb Frey

Welcome to the Aptos Parks and Recreation Overview page at AptosCommunityNews! Aptos is home to a large number of well-known and popular state and county parks. Among the most prominent are:

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