Things To Do

A "who did it" scavenger hunt played on a smart phone.

This facility provides our community and park visitors with new educational opportunities.

Our club is growing and we invite you to come out and give this easy-to-learn, fun game with the funny name, "Pickleball," a try.  

Teachers, students, beachgoers, researchers and others can now view a wealth of information about central California marine life

Morro Bay was designated a state estuary in 1994 and an “estuary of national significance” in 1995 as a result of a tireless community-based effort to protect this precious resource.

Salmon Creek Falls is a natural, beautiful waterfall found on the Big Sur Pacific Coast Highway 1 located 3 miles north of Ragged Point Inn.

Featured in the New York Times, this sister-owned cookie company is nationally known for its signature sea salt cookie: a melt-in-your-mouth shortbread morsel with just a touch of sea salt. 

People come from around the world to visit the shops in Cambria. Our vibrant artist community includes designers, artists, craftspeople and you will find special treasures you will not see anywhere else.

Built in 1852 at the peak of the whaling industry, the Sebastian Brothers provided goods and services to whalers, fishermen, miners and neighboring ranches.

This little known town in central California has some great tide pool locations to explore.

Enjoy a fast and loud Saturday night at the track!

This hidden gem of the Central Coast is just a 20-minute drive from San Luis Obispo along cattle grazing, lush agricultural countryside, and a short 3-mile scenic drive from Morro Bay. 

Over 75 cities and 200 million people worldwide have participated in CowParade, one of the most successful art endeavors ever.

The Hearst Castle Evening Tour allows you to view  this historic California mansion in the twilight hours

"Every piece of litter you remove reveals something beautiful..."

Visit the shark tank during feeding time at the Central Coast Aquarium in Avila Beach for an unforgettable experience and a peek at the underwater world of sharks.

From the serene protected waters of Morro Bay to the rocky cliffs along Shell Beach, kayaking is a sport that can be enjoyed by all. 

The site is in the final stages of being restored to a native botanical garden which will feature native plant communities endemic to the Nipomo Mesa and dunes complex.