Sea Breeze Pier and Beach

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Have your dog on a leash, and pick after them.

The traffic can be too congested for a semi to turn. This depends on things like the following: peak recreation summer season; boating weather; how busy the boat launch will be; the bridge being closed causing a dead-end on top of a potentially busy boat launch, in a pedestrian area, with no room to turn of back-up a semi. This is a small street bordered on one side by residences who, if they saw a semi, would probably get nervous for their street-side parked cars. However, while this means you should not drive a semi to the end of the road / bridge-out area, which is where the entrance to the beach is, the configuration at the bottom of the entry hill has some larger parking areas and an easy turn around up Seabreeze Drive that would be well suited to a semi whose driver could then stroll down the road that would be otherwise unpassable by his truck, landing himself in a very nice beach. There's also Durand & Charlotte Beach, but depending on how close a semi gets, they'd get stuck.