Things To Do

At this park you can expect to find a pirate ship fort, grass areas with some picnic tables

This is the first beach you will find after crossing the bridge out of Avila and into Port San Luis.

The Cambria Community Cemetery officially know as the Cambria Cemetery District, truly the only California cemetery in the pines by the sea.

All wooden ramps skatepark open to the public in Cayucos.

The Cayucos Veteran's Hall is a meeting and rental hall facility available to the public. 

The Rotary Peace through Service Garden is a living memorial dedicated January 11, 2014 by the Rotary Clubs of Cambria and the American Legion.

Situated on the east side of Ocean Boulevard, in a little valley is the town of Cayucos’s only cemetery.

The historic windmill is located just north of Cayucos on Highway 1.

Now, Avila Beach Pier is 1,685 feet long and is intended for tourist strolling as well as recreational fishing. 

The Avila Beach Promenade is located in the heart of downtown and is the center of most activities and events.

Every day be amused while looking down at the harbor seals that use the lower level of the Harford Pier as their favorite "hang out."

Nipomo Regional Park covers more than 140 acres

Dogs are allowed to play off-leash in a designated area of this park, located on Main Street in Cambria.

Built into one of Cambria’s oldest homes, the Guthrie-Bianchini House, this museum stands right downtown in Cambria’s East Village.

Walk where both the Chumash and Dunites walked

Grab your fork!

The Central Coast Polo Club was started in 2002 to give the people of the Central Coast the opportunity to experience the "Game of Kings, and the King of Games."

The Dunes Center hosts a wide variety of events and activities for members, students, volunteers, and the general public.