Meters (Seaside Park)

Meters in Seaside Park is an exposed beach/jetty surfing spot that can work year-round, with a clear standout window in March. Sources characterize it as generally reliable for finding peaks, but also note that conditions are frequently modest (often small) and may not consistently deliver clean, high-quality waves. Break exposure to wind and swell is a core part of the experience. One description emphasizes exposed surf with wave quality that can range from poor to good depending on conditions and sandbar setup. The spot is associated with sandbars that can shift after major storms, which is why consistency can improve when checking the most favorable areas and timing. Safety is a major consideration: jetties/rock jetty structures create hazards at launch and landing, and rip currents are reported as common near jetties. The spot is also associated with cold water in winter, and limited rescue availability is noted. Use standard etiquette and be prepared for changing sandbar conditions. For gear and thermal strategy, plan around winter cold and seasonally colder water. Winter setups are described as requiring a full winter wetsuit plus neoprene hood, gloves, and boots; other seasons can be less demanding. Overall, it’s positioned as a no-frills, dependable local option for surfers who can manage an exposed, shifting, jetty-adjacent shoreline.