Could watch the seals all day! Walking up, didn’t see any seals and was disappointed. My boyfriend suggested walking a little further and we saw them. 10 initially on a couple of rocks. Parking is tough but patience won out. So glad we didn’t give up!

We visited the Children's Pool for the first time, and really enjoyed ourselves. We also found a somewhat close disabled parking spot to the Children's Pool. Nevertheless, it could have used with a couple more spots. I stayed up above but my partner went down on the seawall. I was worried about coming down here but it turned out well. As for Gonzalo, he said that it was a really great experience. As an aside, he also said amusingly, "It smelled a little fishy." It was a beautiful cool and overcast morning and there were about thirty seals on the beach. Fortunately, there were no people on the beach, which can often happen. I would have appreciated a little more disability access than the one parking spot in front of the Lifeguard Station.

Arrived at children's pool beach to see the seals. It was about 5:30 when I arrived and when we got there, there were about 20 seals sleeping on the beach. They were so cute, and then some awful human being snuck up on them from the rocks and scared them and they all slid into the water. The beach is closed this time of year because it is pupping season, and they don't want the seals to be bothered. I am lucky I got there when I did because if I had arrived just 5 minutes later, they would have been gone.

My family stopped at the Children’s Pool on our way from San Diego to Los Angeles. Someone on our plane recommended stopping and seeing the seals. The kids loved seeing all of the animals. We saw seals at the children’s pool and then a short walk down the beach to Point La Jolla we saw all of the seals. It was lots of fun. A few places were very crowded and people were trying to get very close it the animals.