Waterman’s Plaza in Dana Point is a commemorative site dedicated to the maritime history and the significant contributions of watermen—those who engage in ocean and water activities, such as surfers and sailors. The plaza serves as a tribute to the local community’s strong connection to the ocean and celebrates the legacy of these individuals who have shaped the cultural and recreational landscape of Dana Point. The plaza features sculptures, plaques, and other installations that honor notable watermen and their achievements, making it a point of historical and cultural interest for both residents and visitors.
Visit Dana Point’s guide to the statues at Waterman’s Plaza
Richfield Tower
Adjacent to this plaza is the Richfield Gas Station display. The Richfield Gas Station was standing in 1928-33 at the base of Doheny with the old Dana bluffs behind it.
“Coastlines: PCH—A Tale of Two Highways” (Picket Fence Media)
