Sorry I didn't take any holiday snaps of shitters, I suggest you try Google earth.

Skating be fine as plenty around but yep lots of homeless.... skate all day b fine tho & in summer many more people so normally ok...

LA is always nice to go. Sunny and always good weather. For swearing maybe a bit cold but it all depends on you. Lots to see and enjoy the ocean

Bonjour, la journée tout va bien les magasins sont ouverts et il y a beaucoup de monde par contre vers 18H00, les commerces ferment et les touristes désertent la plage. A 20H00, les SDF, les dealers et rappeurs noirs arrivent et foutent le bordel partout. Les toxicos agressent les blancs et les blessent ou plus, comme à Paris dans les quartiers Est !!!!!!!

Non so noi abbiamo noleggiato auto

You can rent bikes in Venice Beach and ride them to Santa Monica Pier. Depends on how much time you want to spend. If pure with small kids you may want to spend more time in Santa Monica Pier. But you can do both in half a day

As far as I read from signs, no you are not allowed to have dogs on the beach.

In EEUU everything it's posible!!!! There are a lot of places to rent a bicycle. But the distances between Santa Mónica to Venice beach if you,re walking it'll be only 2 hours more or leas...

Yes, there’s RV parking. The residents don’t like it but it’s not illegal. I’m not sure where you’re coming from but the main intersections are Lincoln Blvd & Washington Blvd. Drive West on Washington Blvd pass Abbot-Kinney, next light Oxford. From there on your left you’ll see RV’s parked. Most of them don’t move as they use it as their residency. PLEASE READ THE PARKING SIGNS. you may have luck parking on the right. Best time to get parking early morning 7 am. The traffic is HEAVY from morning to night. I don’t think Venice Pier has a RV parking but parking is expensive. Also watch out for those Bird Scooters, they’re everywhere and most riders don’t care. I grew up in MDR & my mom still lives there. Traffic is horrible & it’s the same in Santa Monica. I hope this helps.

This is not a good idea. Once you reach the end of Santa Monica and are on Pacific Coast Highway is when the problems are very obvious. There is no special lane for bike riders. This is a tight, narrow, winding road with bumper to bumper traffic in both directions, not safe for the bike rider and of great concern to the motorists trying to avoid hitting you. There are occasional rocks that fall from the mountain side which drop dramatically from Santa Monica to PCH. These hillsides have always been unstable and have not changed with the passage of time, I should know having lived in this area since 1978 and have traveled this highway many many times, still do.