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After the sun goes down, a bonfire on the beach makes for a romantic date. Leave your worries behind and spend an evening snuggling under the stars. During the summer months you might be able to time it so you can also watch the spectacular San Diego fireworks display over Sea World. 
Most San Diego beaches provide fire pits and allow bonfires during the hours of 6 AM and midnight. Beaches without fire pits do not allow bonfires. The following beaches do allow bonfires:
This is Corrie and I enjoying a bonfire in Mission Bay.Fire pits are on a first come-first serve basis. I’ve always been able to find an empty fire pit; though it might be difficult on holidays. You bring the wood with you for the fire. If you are thinking of bringing alcoholic beverages to the bonfire, please be aware that the City of San Diego has passed a one year ban on alcohol. Alcohol is not allowed on San Diego beaches. The City of San Diego has the following restrictions concerning beach bonfires: “The burning of rubbish is prohibited. Only wood, charcoal, or paper products may be used as fuel. Flames from the fire may not exceed a height of more than 12 inches above the upper edge of the fire container. The fire must be extinguished before leaving the beach. Open beach fires outside containers are prohibited at all San Diego beaches.”
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