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About Westport Beach Club

Westport Beach Club is a storied coastal venue in Playa del Rey, Los Angeles. Established in 1925, it has hosted debutante balls, galas, weddings, and paddle tennis tournaments, attracting notable guests over the decades. While the original clubhouse was destroyed by fire in 1964 and the property now operates as Westport Beach Club Villas, the site remains a historic hub for social gatherings and community events. The facility spans 460 feet of beach frontage and includes a 30-by-90-foot wall-enclosed swimming pool, a social lounge, locker rooms, paddle ball courts, and a service wing. This page provides practical information for guests and event planners, including seating considerations, parking, transportation options, and nearby lodging and dining powered by trusted partner recommendations.

Note: Westport Beach Club does not publish a traditional public seating chart. For events hosted on site, expect a ballroom-style social environment or paddle tennis-oriented spaces rather than fixed concert seating. If you’re planning a visit or an event, secure your seats or arrangements through our easy, no-fuss process. We’ll connect you with verified details and convenient options for logistics, parking, and nearby accommodations. For the latest event listings, dates, and access details, check our event pages and partner recommendations.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Original address: 7301 Vista del Mar, Playa del Rey, CA 90293 (Los Angeles).
  • Capacity/privilege: membership capped at 600; opening invitation list included 1,300 invitations for the launch.
  • Opened: September 26, 1925, with a celebrated social calendar (debutante balls, galas, weddings).
  • Facilities: 460 feet of beach frontage, a 30-by-90-foot wall-enclosed swimming pool, a lounge, locker rooms, paddle ball courts, and a service wing.
  • Parking: the club site included parking lots around the property.
  • Demolished/renamed: clubhouse destroyed by fire on June 21, 1964; later rebuilt as Westport Beach Club town homes, opened around 1981; current status is Westport Beach Club Villas, a residential HOA at the same address.
  • Notable events: hosted debutante balls, galas, and paddle tennis tournaments; notable attendees included Cecil B. DeMille, Norma Shearer, Edward Everett Horton, Bob Cummings, and Gov. Goodwin Knight.
  • Seating chart: no public seating chart is documented; spaces included a ballroom-like social area and paddle tennis courts rather than a modern concert seating plan.