[…]spectacular dives, and the world’s largest mammals traveling along the famed Central California Whale Trail, a series of viewing platforms enhanced with spotting scopes and annotated identification signs. Read the full article on SF […]
[…]and beaches on the northern end of Cayucos. Whether hiking the four miles of trail, watching whales, birds or tidepools, everyone is invited to enjoy this precious stretch of unspoiled California coastline. Explore Estero Bluffs State Park Estero Bluffs State Park History For 10,000 years, Native California Indians made their […]
Kayaking the Morro Bay Estuary Kayak the Morro Bay Estuary and experience a serene world of wildlife, one paddle at a time. Spanning the southern end of Morro Bay to the shores of Los Osos-Baywood, the estuary’s intersection of freshwater and saltwater supports a remarkably broad ecosystem of plant, insect […]
At the southern end of San Luis Obispo County, the Oso Flaco Lake Natural Area offers a quiet preserve for flora and fauna. With a river, freshwater lake, dunes, and sweeping ocean views, this harmonious natural area is part of the Oceano Dunes State Vehicular Recreation Area (SVRA).The name “Oso […]
[…]this surf spot appeals to anyone who loves classic California beach culture. Folks walk the pier, watching the surfers from above, for free entertainment. The pier entrance is really the heart of downtown Cayucos, which runs parallel to the beach on Ocean Avenue. Surfers will enjoy riding the hollow beach […]
[…]of Montana de Oro State Park. Or ride to Cambria and stop over at the Elfin Forest for bird watching along the edge of the Morro Bay National Estuary. These opportunities can open your mind — and your heart — to the hidden treasures of the Central Coast. To learn […]
[…]for small children. Once you get down to the beach you can enjoy hunting for jade, scuba diving, watching hang-gliders and para-gliders in the area or exploring the tide […]
[…]so check the website for today’s options. Special brews periodically! Plus 5 TVs for football watching. Feel free to bring in food and enjoy a […]
[…]and a peek at the underwater world of sharks. Visitors learn about local shark species while watching them interact with each other and feed. Central Coast Aquarium exhibits feature local species of sharks, including the Horn Shark, which has horns that grow out of its back, the Swell Shark, that […]
[…]a total of 11 miles and includes dramatic ocean views. Spend a morning down at Corallina Cove watching hermit crabs, sea stars, urchins and anemones in their miniature tidepool worlds. Take your kayak and your fishing rig out at Spooner’s Cove to catch your dinner—or just drop a line amongst […]
[…]locals and visitors, but it doesn’t necessarily require getting wet. Plenty of spectators enjoy watching their intrepid friends and family run into the chilly Pacific ― especially those in outrageous costumes. But those who do take the plunge can get a participation certificate to remember the day, and commemorative shirts […]
[…]right on the water’s edge — perfect for a round of golf with a view. Little ones will love watching the Amtrak train come through to the Grover Beach station, as well as visiting the Exploration Station. This children’s museum features interactive exhibits, hands-on activities, and presentations for budding […]
[…]foodie in your life, perfect for a family getaway. Whether you’re hiking Montana de Oro, birdwatching, tidepooling, kayaking, or golfing the local course, Los Osos – Baywood is a great place to refuel. Discover Dining in Los Osos – Baywood park Best Dinner Mirazur Restaurant Looking for an intimate coastal […]
From the north to the south, our stretch of Highway 1 offers a wealth of family-friendly fun, including trails, beaches, and wildlife viewing. Oceano and Nipomo are no exception, especially when it comes to our parks and open spaces. When your family travels Highway 1, Oceano and Nipomo’s parks give […]
[…]nuggets and fries, plus a drink. Sit indoors or out on the breezeway — a perfect perch for watching the world go by. Best Sandwich Branch Street Deli A historic business, Branch Street Deli and Pizzeria is one of Arroyo Grande’s most cherished local eateries. The Italian-inspired menu offers a […]
[…]everyone in the family to relax, recharge and have some fun. From rustic parks perfect for bird watching and picnicking to high-speed zip-lines, thrilling waterslides and enticing play structures, there’s a family friendly park for every SLO County vacation. Explore Arroyo Grande and Edna Valley Strother Park Peaceful, yet full […]
[…]on availability, the season, and what the brewer decides to make. Humdinger also offers SLO Cider, Whalebird Kombucha, and local wines — as well as select guest taps. Drinks are served alongside popular appetizers like beer nuts, dipping potatoes, pork belly nachos, and chicharrones, plus sandwiches, tacos and pasta. The […]
[…]music on weekends and karaoke during the week. The bar also offers two pool tables and TVs for watching the game. There is a small smoking patio out back. Watch for nights when Mozzi’s offers tacos, and enjoy the fresh-popped popcorn anytime you like, as it’s always available. This is […]
[…]for any number of fun extracurricular activities. Several large-screen TVs hang over the bar for watching the game, and a jukebox plays tunes for quarters. Many folks come to the bar for a constantly-updated lineup of live bands and musicians who play the Sweet Springs stage. These range from hip […]
[…]home. You can even spot Bald Eagles if you’re lucky (up your chances with the help of Eagle Watching Tours). With more than 500 campsites, pitch your tent among the oaks or along the water’s edge. Lake San Antonio remains one of the only places in California where shoreline camping […]
