Reyes Beach
Reyes Beach is a half-mile strip of abandoned beach located in Rivertown North on the shores of Lake Lawrence.
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Reyes Beach is in the southeastern corner of Rivertown North, a few hundred yards north of the imaginary border of Rivertown Central.
The beach is one of the largest in Rivertown and used to be quite popular with locals especially on hot summer days. With increasing social unrest though, the beach became used less frequently until it was completely abandoned during the superflu panic. The beach was renamed Reyes Beach in honor of Luciano Reyes, an MPD guard killed in a skirmish on its shores.
The beach has a fair amount of decades-old litter, but it is otherwise in good shape. Several lifeguard towers remain but are in rickety condition.
The beach is rarely visited by inhabitants of Rivertown because of its exposed location and lack of forageable items. Packs of wild dogs scour the shore for washed up fish.
The Rivertown Compendium draws from the much larger Rivertown Chronicles, a wide assortment of personal narratives and catalog entries of people, places, and things.