Find parking near Tom Ham's Lighthouse

Tom Ham's Lighthouse is a waterfront San Diego landmark restaurant perched at the western end of Harbor Island, known for its working lighthouse, panoramic views of the bay, downtown skyline, and Coronado, and its popular seafood menu and brunches. As a destination for weddings, special events, and sunset dinners, it attracts both locals and visitors, and its location close to San Diego International Airport makes it a convenient stop on travel days. The restaurant provides its own on-site lot with plentiful, free parking for guests, but peak dining times, holidays, and large events can make spaces fill more quickly, especially given the steady traffic along Harbor Island Drive.

Because Harbor Island is somewhat isolated from surrounding neighborhoods, alternative street parking options are limited and often subject to time limits or active enforcement, so relying on casual curbside spots can be inconvenient or risky. Planning ahead, checking availability, and securing parking near Tom Ham's Lighthouse in advance helps avoid circling the island, missing reservation times, or having to walk long distances from overflow areas, which is especially important for those heading to the airport afterward or attending a private function. Before your visit, always review the latest information and any posted rules from official and local sources so your parking and overall trip go smoothly.