Things To Do in Oceano & Nipomo

Monarch Dunes features both the award-winning championship "Old Course" as well as the newly opened 12-hole Challenge Course, both designed by Damian Pascuzzo & Steve Pate.

Nightlife unfolds at every turn along Highway 1’s scenic coastline. While Highway 1 may be renowned for its breathtaking ocean views and picturesque landscapes, its after-hours offerings are equally captivating. Travelers can expect a laid back ambiance and a mix of local and national talent. Don’t be fooled by the…

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.

Whether you seek lessons from a pro, a putting green, driving range, or just a quiet day on the links, Nipomo has options to suit your swing.

Try out Oso Flaco Lake, one of the most scenic natural areas all along California’s coast!

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

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.

Nipomo Regional Park covers more than 140 acres

More than a swap meet, more than a flea market, this is where everyone goes to find anything—especially a bargain.

Stressed? Nipomo/Oceano spa and massage services await to help you unwind and relax along Highway 1. With a variety of top notch spas nestled along enchanting sand dunes and fragrant Eucalyptus groves, you can easily return to your best self. Whether you book a therapeutic massage, explore infrared…

Explore Oceano as part of the Highway 1 Discovery Route. 

The County Airport in Oceano is located just a few minutes walk from some of the most beautiful coastline in California.

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

The Oceano cultural mural was painted on the side of Chacho's Mexican restaurant by local artist Oscar Pearson.

For long climbs on a fire road, try Hi Mountain

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

Walk where both the Chumash and Dunites walked

Bring your pole, bucket and bait.