[…]No reservation is needed, but contact one of the participating properties to get started with your Cleanup Kit If you’re an active visitor who cares about the places you play, connect with, and appreciate, you may want to take advantage of the Avila Beach Tourism Alliance’s new Stewardship Clean-Up Kit […]
[…]shuttle from stops between Pismo Beach and Avila Beach; otherwise, parking is $8 per […]
[…]a reservation, as the trail is only accessible with a guide—and only 20 hikers per day. Beach CleanupWant to keep Avila Beach beautiful for your next trip, and for generations to come? Pick up a clean-up kit and “thank you” tote bag at any one of several Avila Beach destinations. The […]
[…]quit. This is the perfect way to end a day with the family, going big where going big is […]
[…]Alabama to Oregon and beyond. Avila Beach, California This charming village, located in San Luis Obispo County, is dotted with one-of-a-kind galleries and boutique shops, plus a handful of gorgeous beaches to choose from. A few of our favorites include Avila Beach City Beach (where you’ll find the 1,600-foot-long Avila Pier), […]
[…]while, but it can make a big difference. For more information, go to Avila Beach Stewardship […]
[…]to Wyoming and everywhere in between, these are the best beaches in every state.California: Avila BeachThe list of beaches in California is very long. San Diego County alone has more than 40! For a unique adventure, travel to Avila Beach, located along the famous Highway 1 Discovery Route on the state’s central […]
[…]Barn checks all the boxes. Look for it in the pretty sycamore valley between Highway 101 and Avila Beach—a real working farm and labor of love owned and operated by the Smith family. Once a tiny fruit stand, the Avila Barn now offers a petting zoo, hayrides, gift store, sweet […]
[…]and a delicious meal or drink with an ocean view. You won’t want to miss the many treasures that Avila Beach offers.If you fall in love with Avila Beach and this stretch of Highway 1, circle back to our Stewardship Travel for Good activities. These small-but-impactful experiences bring you into […]
[…]with a picnic on the […]
[…]salty air and sunshine. All fishing opportunities lie close to the quaint seaside town of Avila Beach and all its charms, too. Explore Avila Beach Fishing Pier fishing in Avila Beach The small town of Avila Beach boasts three piers, each with its own rich history. Each is located in […]
[…]beautiful, natural […]
[…]has changed significantly over the years. An oil spill discovered off the coast in 1988 led to a cleanup process in Avila Beach that took years to complete. With the opportunity to recreate the area’s vibe, authorities gave Avila Beach an upscale character, and its quirkiness all but disappeared. Using […]
[…]sun, and serious fun: these are the components of any visit to Avila Beach. But did you know that Avila Beach is one of the best places for beginning surfers and boogie boarders to get their feet wet? The main beach surrounding the Avila Pier, specifically, offers near-perfect conditions for […]
[…]days throughout the year, the Central Coast Aquarium invites trained divers to help with a dive cleanup. Landlubbers are also welcome to help with beach cleanup days. On the last Thursday or Saturday of the month, the aquarium invites young learners to hear a brief talk on the species of […]
[…]in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Today, they continue to restore and revive travelers to Avila Beach. Want to soak your stress away? Find pure bliss in two legendary Avila Beach Hot Springs.Avila Hot SpringsA family favorite for over a century, Avila Hot Springs was established by the […]
[…]illuminates much more than the California coastline for passing ships. The beacon shines on Avila Beach, Central California’s petit paradise, a parcel of attractions from the Central Coast Aquarium to the mineral springs and spa. Here you can hunker down for a beach getaway, dash away on the 3-mile Bob Jones […]
[…]is the soundtrack to any day spent here. All creatures great and small inhabit and travel through Avila Beach, from tiny hermit crabs to whales. Seeing some of these animals requires a little planning, while others are easily accessible any time and may even surprise you. Whether you’re adding species […]
