Things To Do

Located between Avila Beach and San Luis Obispo is See Canyon, a picturesque area with an ideal climate for growing apples.

Leffingwell Landing is a scenic spot to sit and enjoy the scenery.

The Nipomo Native Garden has undertaken the restoration to native habitat of a twelve acre portion of Nipomo Regional Park.

The roads surrounding Huasna Valley offer stunning views and can be enjoyed either by car or bicycle. 

Doctor Paulding, also a talented woodworker, spent many hours working on carvings which can be seen in the house along with countless other artifacts, among them the only authentic Chumash Indian basket in the County.

Towering, wind-sculpted sand dunes, a large pocket lake and unique freshwater wetland

Oceano Campground, located within Pismo State Beach, offers all kinds of attractions

The Heritage House was built in the late 1800's. Records show that the house was sold to Charles A. Pitkin in 1895. In 1906 the house was sold to Dr. H.S. Walters and was known as "Dr. Walter's Sanatorium."

Biddle Regional Park is a San Luis Obispo County Park located in the Arroyo Grande Valley at 3500 Lopez Drive.

The Dana-Powers House and Kaleidscope Inn in Nipomom

When you spend a valuable hour or two collecting marine debris and litter with friends, family, or on your own, you help protect wildlife and make a difference with your visit.

Nipomo's famous temperate climate makes it an ideal locale to grow flowers outdoors and various plants in greenhouses.

Whether you like to race, mountain bike or just cruise and admire the scenery, you’ll find a bike path to enjoy!

Jounrey through and above Lopez Lake, where you can enjoy amazing views of the lake and on a clear day you can see all the way to Oceano Dunes and Pismo Beach.

With an ever-changing landscape and breathtaking views, Cambria is ideal for avid road cyclists. Anticipate two major climbs, some steep descents and rolling hills with some flats.

Montana de Oro has some of the best mountain biking on the central coast, with multiple trails ranging from beginner to expert.

San Simeon is reliable and popular in the spring among local surfers, with wide beach breaks and chest-high swells.

San Luis Obispo County has an abundance of sea life throughout the coastal towns including elephant seals, sea otters, starfish, sharks, hundreds of unique fish and let's not forget whale watching and sport fishing.