The Bean Hollow State Beach is a state park in Pescadero, California. It is best known for its stunning beach and the water recreation activities available at the site.

The Bean Hollow State Beach has a lot of charms. For one, it is not crowded, despite being small in size. It also has a unique beach, as instead of sand, the coast is made up mostly of small pebbles that aew washed up from the ocean. There are also several tide pools where visitors can look closely at crabs, anemones, sea urchins, and many other marine creatures.

Swimming is allowed at the Bean Hollow State Beach, although visitors are warned about the strong currents. Surfing is a popular activity here, though, especially during the summer.