[…]experiences that bring visitors closer to the heart of the Central Coast. Want to dive deeper into Cambria? Try a cleanup day at the beautiful Fiscalini Ranch Preserve, a space protected through the passion and patronage of Cambria locals. Hike one of the preserve’s 17 trails, then chip in to […]
[…]right (south) side. Return to Burton Drive and drive toward and across Highway 1, continue on Burton to Patterson Place, turn left onto Patterson Place and stay on it as it continues left and becomes Rogers Drive, then turn right onto Pine Court. At the end of Pine Court is […]
[…]BeachFew beaches offer as many tide pooling experiences as Moonstone Beach, which runs parallel to Cambria’s Moonstone Drive. Here, miles of sandy and stony shore provide shelter for creatures of all shapes and sizes among the tidepools. Especially look for tide pools along the northern shore of the beach, and […]
[…]is Moonstone Beach, where the shoreline is really uncrowded, despite being just a 12-minute walk from Cambria’s quaint East Village. (Think: post-surf tri-tip sandwich at Main Street Grill.) In other words, Moonstone Beach surfing is pretty much hidden in plain sight. Head to the waves in fall, known as one […]
[…]the park. Here you’ll find the San Simeon Cover and Pier of W.R. Hearst Memorial Beach. Be sure to stop in at the Coastal Discovery Center, also located at this point. Admission is free and the Center offers interactive exhibits and education programs that highlight the cultural and natural history […]
[…]the United States, a beach vacation often means squeezing your towel onto a packed, noisy stretch of sand. But if you know where to look, you can find solitude without having to travel to the Caribbean. Our picks here aren’t the coastal hubs you already know about. They’re charming, under-theradar […]
[…]art galleries and antique stores. Or go to the Cambria Historical Society to learn more about the town. From there you can pick up info to take a self-guided walking tour. Be sure not to miss the Fresnel lens or the Chinese Temple. If you are visiting for the seaside […]
[…]hotel offers the amenities of a resort and is also a popular event venue. The Lodge is also home to the renowned Cambria Christmas Market each year, a traditional German-themed market filled with lights and more. Location Cambria, California is just a short drive south of the famous Big Sur […]
[…]a dining area with table for six and a modern kitchen. The cook in your group will appreciate the stone countertops, stainless steel appliances and the view of the Pacific. The primary bedroom is en suite and has a king size bed, as well as a private balcony. The other […]
[…]and the bark of seals in the distance. Location You will feel secluded, but you are only minutes from Cambria and the beach. You will be within walking distance of the beach and Fiscalini Ranch Bluff trails. After you have tackled Fiscalini Ranch Preserve there are several other walking trails […]
[…]by February 10th to receive free delivery. After February 10th, $10 local delivery is available to Cambria, San Simeon or Cayucos. For more information about Valentine’s Day at the Cambria Nursery, visit its website or call the Flower Shop at […]
[…]Many artists choose to call this place home with its inspirational scenery and quaint charm. Visitors get to benefit by seeing their works at the galleries throughout town. If you are the type of person to prefer off-the-beaten-path adventures, get our Hidden Secrets map. These unique spots are the true […]
[…]Edna Valley, Arroyo Grande Valley, Nipomo, Oceano, Avila Beach, Los Osos / Baywood Park, Cayucos, Cambria, San Simeon, and Ragged Point. We stay in Cambria; its central location lets us sample a little of everything in 3 days. Come along with us – discover what you can see and do! See the full journey […]
[…]as well as local, Honeyco Roasters coffee and a specially curated minibar. If you are headed out to explore, there are adventure tools included in each room. The hotel features natural bath amenities and has artwork from local […]
[…]several great trails in the area to check out. If it’s wildlife viewing you seek, plan a trip to Moonstone Beach to see the tide pools. Or visit the Whale Trail to find out which marine mammals to keep an eye out for. A camera and binoculars are a must […]
[…]you to exit the beaten path and explore one of California’s truly unique destinations. The Cambria Visitor Center is staffed with friendly locals who will answer your questions, provide maps and information, and help you in any way they can. They even have bike kits! The Visitor Center is proud […]
[…]the number of galleries throughout town. There is also plenty of culture here for those that want to get to know the area better. If you are the type of person to seek out more off-the-beaten-path adventures, check out our Hidden Secrets on Highway 1 map for a list of […]
[…]the convenience of encountering fewer tourists.Here are a few “off the beaten trail” small towns to explore. Several are near other interesting destinations, and some are destinations on their own. All are perfect places to welcome the new season.Cambria, California This historic coastal town located halfway between San Francisco and […]
[…]effortlessly climb small hills and tackle trails with ease with a little boost from the electric motor on your bike. Cambria Electric Bike Company is owned by the four Herreras: Ed and Cathie, along with Al and Robin. They love Cambria, laughing and having fun. The Cambria Electric Bike Company […]
[…]can see the work of artist Tigg Morales at 555 Main Street, home of Cutruzzola Vineyards, in downtown Cambria. Slabtown Mercantile In the late 1800’s Cambria was known as Slab Town and the owners of Slabtown Mercantile paid homage to that history when they opened in 2019. They’ve also embraced […]
