[…]conditions, and what to expect, visit our Los Osos Surfing page. Montaña de Oro Camping Camping in Montaña de Oro allows visitors from across the globe to experience California in its natural state. With nearby hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, surfing, and fishing, these campsites can be reserved at ReserveCalifornia.com. […]
[…]for the “Five Cities” area of the central coast, the Lopez Lake Recreation Area has been a camping favorite for over five decades. With near-perfect summer temperatures and easy access to trails, boating, fishing and more, you might never want to leave. There are over 1,000 acres of lake and […]
[…]Trail sign detailing which whales migrate along the coast here. The state park contains two main camping areas, both of which lie near the Washburn Day-Use Area located directly off Highway 1. The San Simeon Creek Campground offers unique programs for kids: Junior Rangers (ages 7-12), Junior Cubs (ages 4-6) […]
[…]trail winding through parts of the San Simeon Natural Preserve as well as the Washburn Campground (camping is fabulous here, as you can stake your tent just one mile from the sea). Tip: Seeking endless nature walks along the coast? San Simeon State Park also includes the Santa Rosa Creek […]
[…]Hill,” its wilderness offered a place for family members and friends to “rough it” on camping trips. Despite elaborate arrangements, Hearst envisioned more comfortable accommodations. In 1919, he told San Francisco architect Julia Morgan, “I would like to build something up on the hill at San Simeon. I get tired […]
[…]the low 40s December through March, and reach the high 40s and low 50s the remainder of the year. Camping & Bonfires Camping and bonfires are prohibited on Cayucos State Beach. Cayucos Watersports Surfing Cayucos Beach tops the list of favorite California surf spots. Conditions include high swells (particularly November […]
Historic Avila Hot Springs offers today’s visitors cabin camping, RV spaces (dry and full hook-ups) and dry tent camping – all just two miles from the beaches and next to the Bob Jones Bike Trail. All year long, Avila’s protected southerly location offers some of the best weather on the […]
[…]just ten miles east of Arroyo Grande, Lopez Lake Recreation Area is one of the top choices for camping and leisure trips. With 22 miles of shoreline and summer lake temperatures around 70, there is something for everyone; camping, fishing, boating, skiing, sailing, windsurfing, picnicking, hiking and equestrian trails, mountain […]
[…]Lake Recreation Area, located just ten miles east of Arroyo Grande, is one of the top choices for camping, leisure trips and interpretive hikes and boating with Rangers. With 22 miles of shoreline and summer lake temperatures around 70, there is something for everyone; camping, fishing, boating, skiing, sailing, windsurfing, picnicking, hiking and […]
[…]Oceano horseback riding ranch offers group and private trail rides, as well as horse boarding and camping facilities. Pacific Dunes Riding Ranch takes visitors through greenery along a trail that winds through dunes and eventually to the ocean. Ride along the surf’s edge on a relaxed and experienced horse, with […]
[…]walks happen year-round. The Spooner Ranch House also acts as a general store with essentials for camping and equestrian camping, which also happen here.Spooner’s Cove, just opposite the Spooner Ranch House, is a small, picturesque beach with white sand, a freshwater creek, and tidepools. This beach is very popular for […]
[…]miles east of Arroyo Grande, Mustang Waterpark is a world away from daily life. With water slides, camping and lake sports at your fingertips, you’ll find countless ways to say “wow.” Vista Largo Adventurepark With high-speed zip-lines positioned high above the hills and rugged adventure courses designed to test your […]
[…]the water’s edge. Lake San Antonio remains one of the only places in California where shoreline camping is permitted, making this a popular destination, indeed. Nacimiento Lake Nacimiento is the perfect location for watersports and lakeside fun in Paso Robles. Often referred to as “Nassi, and “The Dragon lake,” due […]
[…]in Edna Valley? Head to nearby Lopez Lake in Arroyo Grande for lakeside action, including boating, camping and water park play. Along the way, stop for farm stands and historic stops. In the heart of downtown Arroyo Grande, find the ancient Swinging Footbridge and time-honored one-room schoolhouse. Head out for […]
[…]Hill,” its wilderness offered a place for family members and friends to “rough it” on camping trips. Hearst’s son William Randolph envisioned more comfortable accommodations and gave these simple instructions to famed San Francisco architect Julia Morgan in 1919: “Miss Morgan, we are tired of camping out in the open […]
[…]Hill,” its wilderness offered a place for family members and friends to “rough it” on camping trips. Despite elaborate arrangements with separate sleeping and dining tents, Hearst envisioned more comfortable accommodations. His simple instructions to famed San Francisco architect Julia Morgan in 1919: “Miss Morgan, we are tired of camping […]
[…]destination for anyone interested in history. The house also serves as a general store for those camping throughout the park. Try a stick of old-timey candy or pick up a souvenir to support local state parks. Admission to Spooner Ranch House and self-guided tours are free, but donations are welcome. […]
[…]miss the side trail that travels over a bluff above San Simeon Creek. At the upper State Park camping area, turn left to reach the trail’s starting point, or walk further for a larger loop that makes this hike longer. Dogs are not permitted on the trail. Parking is free […]
[…]out any items you might pack in and remember that harvesting plants, smoking, fires, hunting and camping are strictly prohibited. With your continued care and respect, this precious preserve will continue to inspire future visitors. Weddings at Fiscalini Ranch A wedding at Fiscalini Ranch Preserve is always one-of-a-kind. Thanks to […]
[…]bluff, crossing a creek or boggy area on another walk, then up a long hill to the upper State Park camping area. From here one can either cut left along the east side of the campsites and down along the road to the starting point, or to extend the walk […]
