Take for example shopping! There’s plenty of it. And from this Metrolink station you can walk to the Outlets at San Clemente. Between shopping, dining and a cool new movie theater, you can easily spend the day. And the best news, the walk back to the station is an easy downhill stroll!
The Outlets at San Clemente offer a wide range of shopping options. Here is a sample of the over 70 shops.
Adidas
American Eagle
Ann Taylor
ASICS
Calvin Klein
Chicos
Cole Haan Outlet
Columbia
Converse
Eddie Bauer
Hurley
Journeys
Levis
Loft
Lululemon
Nautica
New Balance
Nike
Pandora
San Clemente Store
Sketchers
Stance
Sun Diego Boardshops
Under Armour
Vans
Zumiez
Here’s a taste of what’s available for dining, snacks or sweets!
Asada Cantina + Kitchen
Blaze Pizza
Bowlology
Chik fil A
Panera
Rockwell’s Bakery Café and Bar
Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory
Ruby's Diner
Starbucks
Tomo Noodles and Dumplings
U-swirl Frozen Yogurt
For fun we suggest trying MetroLux Theatres. This state-of-the-art venue features an IMAX theatre, D-BOX seats, heated reclining seats, and its very own restaurant, Scripted Bar & Kitchen.
The San Clemente North Beach station is one of two stops in San Clemente. This station is located steps away from the beach. When you hop off the train you are literally minutes from claiming your spot on the sand!
Yes, you can bring your bikes on Metrolink. We even have a special car dedicated to bike storage. It is typically the third passenger car and is clearly marked. Please review Metrolink's bike guidelines.
The San Clemente North Metrolink station is located in the North Beach Historic District of the City. It is part of a rich history that reflects the vision of the city founder Ole Hanson when developing his beachside community. You'll find many historic structures within walking distance of the station. For a detailed history of the surrounding area visit this fact-filled North Beach Historic District website.
We always suggest when planning your adventure to check the Metrolink train schedule to the San Clemente North Beach Station. Both the Orange Line and Inland Empire-Orange County Line serves this station.