Niland Marina

Dan Stiel _{on Google}

Apr 16th, 2022

Fifty years ago, the marina was a popular place, with 500+ campers and 200 to 300 boats launching on holiday weekends. The people left when the water receded, leaving a handful of abandoned buildings and infrastructure to decay under the blistering desert sun.

Homefree On a Suzuki _{on Google}

Jan 5th, 2022

Barron

Al Rue (Paloma Ruedas) _{on Google}

Aug 29th, 2021

Niland Marina is officially closed and no longer functions as a boat launch, all the former changing room and shower areas are decaying and very interesting to photograph. This beach is safe to walk on (some areas on the Salton Sea coast are too soft to safely walk to the shore). You can observe the fish bone sand and abandoned seaside attractions really easily here. There are small groups of plovers and a few seagulls hanging around too!

Logan Witt-Agnew _{on Google}

Dec 3rd, 2020

Entirely abandoned, with no useable bathroom literally down the road from a boarder patrol checkpoint and near some possibly abandoned local residences
However it has great views of the Salton Sea and nice photos ops for those wanting to see graffiti and abandoned structures as well as bird watchers