Things To Do in Los Osos & Baywood

With its mild, sunny weather, rugged beauty and beachside location, Los Osos-Baywood has all the right conditions for a day at the park.

Dining is a major attraction along our stretch of Highway 1 for good reason: the food, the views, and the ambiance are world-class. And not just in one or two towns — options abound in every destination here.

Los Osos – Baywood might be one of the smaller towns along Highway 1, but it’s easily the most diverse when it comes to food options. Within just a few short blocks, you can find multiple types of cuisine, from pizza and juicy burgers to ramen, sushi, and tacos.

Coastal San Luis Obispo County indulges in any excuse to throw a party. These festivals get to the heart of what the Central Coast is all about: good food, good friends, and good vibes.

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

An all-time favorite cycling route, Highway 1 offers spectacular views and challenging climbs with great restaurants, wineries and attractions along the way.

Ideal climate, terrain, and proximity to the Pacific Flyway makes the SLO CAL stretch of Highway 1 one of the finest birding regions in the world.

From the mountain's 640-foot summit, you can view the Morro Bay Estuary, the sand spit, and the hills of nearby Montaña de Oro.

A 3.4 mile roundtrip hike that takes you along the coastal bluffs, passing tide pools, beaches and a scenic rocky coastline

Rod Baker describes himself as a "self taught" independent glass artist, beginning with stained glass over 30 years ago.

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 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."

Chablis is a unique, 50-foot, two-story riverboat that graces the gentle waters of Morro Bay Harbor

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

Cuesta Inlet in the bay of Los Osos is private property and has been enjoyed by many for years.

Dairy Creek designed by architect John Harbottle (Stevenson Ranch, Genoa Lakes) offers an unforgettable “links style” golf experience nestled in the El Chorro Valley. 

Rejuvenate mind and body with relaxing Highway 1 spa and wellness experiences to suit every need. Whether you seek a refreshing facial or therapeutic massage, there’s countless ways to boost wellbeing along Highway 1. From soothing Big Sur spa and massage treatments to natural hot springs in Avila…

Since 1954 Virg's Landing in Morro Bay has been an icon for sportfishing, whale watching and private charter on the Central Coast.