[…]OtherJRV5+F8 San Simeon, CAEarn Your StripesJRRC+GQ San Simeon, CAPreserve Your Inner PeaceGVXX+GQ Cambria, CAHorsing AroundHWF5+J6 Cambria, CAThe House That Olallieberries BuiltHW89+35 Cambria, CAPicture PerfectG3X7+9W Cambria, CAHit The Hills, Soak Up The Ocean ViewsC4WH+7V Cambria, CAShips, AhoyC3WJ+X9 Cayucos, CATidepools in CayucosC3XR+62 Cayucos, CASunset PerchC3WX+6G Cayucos, CAPicnic for TwoC3XV+8W Cayucos, CASpot Otters […]
[…]enthralling ecosystems by the sea in CambriaWalk along the web of life and you’ll soon see your place within it. A precious and protected open space, Cambria’s Fiscalini Ranch Preserve stretches for one mile along the Pacific shoreline. With multiple hiking and biking trails —many ADA-accessible—this small-yet-mighty preserve is a […]
[…]front desk. Nitt Witt RidgeCambriaTraverse the windy streets of Cambria and you’ll pass what looks like a ramshackle Bourbon Street hotel set atop the lost city of Atlantis. This is Nit Wit Ridge, the former home of local garbage collector-slash-artist-slash-recluse Art Beal, who fashioned his hillside estate out of…well, a bunch […]
[…]Cambria > Paso Robles > Carmel Cambria Best Restaurants in CambriaPine-studded hills, magnificent Moonstone Beach, elephant seals, and a pristine coastline make Cambria a popular getaway. But so does the food.You can practically pluck your meal out of the ocean from your table at Sea Chest Oyster Bar (1), a longtime institution […]
[…]delicious layers of in-season veggies, it’ll be the perfect way to wrap up your stay in Cambria. On your own or with friends, Cambria is the perfect place for a restorative adventure. I know I’ll definitely be back…. Happy travels! Images via Cassie Winslow Cassie is the founder and curator of […]
[…]kids (and their parents) will delight in the rambling playground at Shamel Park in Cambria. This large play structure includes twisty tunnel slides, swings, bridges, monkey bars, and places for the imagination to run free. The park also provides a huge lawn area and tables for comfortable picnicking options, as […]
[…]or explore the nearby artist’s hamlet of Harmony, you’ll hit the “re-set” button in Cambria without encountering too many people. Want even more safe traveling ideas? Cambria’s Safe Travel Guide is chock full of helpful tips, including lodging information, dining options and beach and trail information.Get lost: Cambria’s Fern Canyon […]
[…]CambriaStarting as simple fruit and veggie-based fare, Linn’s has grown into a beloved Cambria restaurant with local beef, an excellent wine menu, and a famous Olallieberry pie. Beyond meals, there is a wide selection of jarred jellies, preserves, honey, and more to take that special Linn’s flavor home. Schooner’s, CayucosAny […]
[…]bring them to one of Highway 1’s many family-friendly beaches instead. Best Beach Boardwalk Cambria’s Moonstone Beach One of the best beaches in Central California for beachcombing, Moonstone Beach encourages exploration for visitors of all ages. This beach is known for its smooth “moonstones” as well as sea glass and […]
[…]reward at Jocko’s Steakhouse. Cambria Find well-being in Cambria, where pines meet the sea. This enchanting fishing town-turned artist’s alcove offers famous olallieberry pie, a vibrant farmer’s market and top notch farm-to-table dining. Ready to work off that meal? Savor a lush nature walk through the Historic Fiscalini Ranch Preserve […]
[…]to our magic market! The Cambria Christmas Market offers up a joyous, twinkling dreamscape to captivate the entire family. One of the most impressive holiday spectacles hosted along Highway 1, this annual event brings together unique vendors and entertainment illuminated by thousands of holiday lights. This isn’t your average holiday […]
[…]GUTHRIE BIANCHINI HOUSE IN CAMBRIA Get a historical view of Cambria on two feet when you visit one of Cambria‘s oldest homes, the Guthrie-Bianchini House. Built in 1870 by Thomas Clendinen, it is now the home of the Cambria Historical Museum. The stately old building sits on the corner of Burton Drive and Center Street in […]
[…]2:30pm-5pm, year-roundLocation: Veterans’ Memorial Hall parking lot (1000 Main Street) in CambriaSize: SmallLocal tip: Don’t miss the cheeses from Stepladder Farm, made on a goat farm in the foothills near Hearst Castle. Cayucos Farmers Market This small but mighty farmers’ market offers fresh produce, plants and flowers, as well as […]
[…]along the pier Cambria’s History TourThe town of Cambria once bustled with the spoils of the whaling trade, Mexican land grant ranchos, and dairies. Today, the sweet seaside hamlet is much sleepier, yet beautifully preserved. The Cambria Historical Society offers a self-guided walking tour of Cambria’s historic streets, with glimpses […]
[…]historic entrance to Mozzi's Saloon in Cambria West End Bar & Grill For over 30 years, the West End Bar & Grill has served pub food, beer, wine and cocktails in Cambria’s quaint West Village. This is a cozy spot to catch the game, with five screens streaming NFL Ticket, […]
[…]the activity, Highway 1 provides an excellent setting for exciting gameplay. Pickleball in Cambria Cambria Pickleball by the Sea Group The Cambria Pickleball by the Sea Group combines an engaged player’s community with scenic seaside ambiance. With six courts open to the public, it’s easy to drop in for gameplay […]
[…]cream. For the kids, find Italian sodas, root beer floats, sweet chai tea, hot chocolate and more. Cambria Coffee Co A proud Roaster Guild of America member, Cambria Coffee Co upholds an unwavering commitment to artisanal coffee roasting. With a discerning palate and expert knowledge, roasters handcraft house-made gourmet blends […]
[…]to discover this quaint seaside hamlet than by taking a walking tour of its historic landmarks?The Cambria Historical Society offers a self-guided tour of 28 notable sites in Cambria’s historic East Village, spanning less than one mile. Learn about this coastal town’s strong Azorean/Portuguese immigrant history, its whaling families, and […]
[…]Landing State ParkTake in the scene: Looking to chill out and slow down? Take a breather at Cambria’s Leffingwell Landing State Park, which once served as the center of Cambria commerce. The active wharf at Leffingwell Cove may be long gone, but the landing remains a popular beach spot with visitors […]
[…]can get crowded at times, but at 6 feet wide, there’s still plenty of room for everybody.In Cambria, the Fiscalini Ranch Preserve features hiking trails that wind through forests groves, a monarch butterfly preserve, stunning bluffs, and more than a mile of shoreline. To make the experience even more special, book a […]
[…]attendees joyfully satisfied. The first feast kicks off Thursday, Feb. 22 at Oceanpoint Ranch in Cambria, an unforgettable coastal oasis. Indulge in a lavish dining experience along the rugged Cambria coast where pines meet the sea. With a carefully-curated pairing menu featuring wines from four BlendFest winemakers, there’s never a […]
[…]but this year, the town will be offering a more intimate kind of celebration. The Lights at Cambria Pines will take the place of the Christmas market event this holiday season, and guests of Cambria’s Moonstone Hotel Properties can experience a more personal and spaced-out stroll through the property’s colorful path surrounded […]
[…]Beach With two electric vehicle charging stations located nearby Moonstone Beach in Cambria, drivers can easily charge where pines meet the sea. Located at 6252 Moonstone Beach Drive and 6180 Moonstone Beach Drive in Cambria, both electric vehicle stations are walking distance from Moonstone Beach and the boardwalk. Enjoy wildlife […]
[…]we loved are Black Hand Cellars, Moonstone Cellars, and Cayucos Cellars (all on Main Street in Cambria),and Harmony Cellars (just south of Cambria in the tiny town of Harmony—population […]
[…]the difference the ocean influence makes on coastal wine! Stolo’s beachy vineyards thrive in Cambria’s unique microclimate, producing unmatched coastal-style chardonnay, sauvignon blanc, gewurztraminer, pinot noir and syrah. Don’t forget to greet the tasting room’s onsite goat while you sip, swirl and soak in the sun. Tip: Head to Cambria’s […]
[…]for dolphins or migrating whales. And spend your afternoons exploring all there is to do in Cambria. Location Cambria, California is a great choice for groups as it has something for everyone. There is plenty of gorgeous scenery and you will have your choice of hiking trails. For easier strolls, […]
[…]spot you have been searching for. Location A picturesque stop on an epic Highway 1 road trip, Cambria, California is south of world famous Big Sur. It is not a beach town filled with seasonal crowds and kids playing on the sand. Cambria attracts a more sophisticated crowd and offers […]
[…]the work of many local artists. Foodies will find there are many top-notch restaurants in Cambria to sample at. For the adventurous traveler, there are several great hiking opportunities to enjoy. You can also rent a kayak and get out on the water for a morning and afternoon. And history […]
[…]your vino-vacation, too, because there are multiple wine-centric events happening in and around Cambria! Check them out below. Cambria Art & Wine Festival In true Cambria spirit, the Art & Wine Festival combines two major pieces of Cambria’s personality into one wonderful weekend. From Friday, January 27 through Sunday, January […]
[…]visit the Coastal Discovery Center or take a guided kayak tour from Sea For Yourself Kayak Tours. Cambria Located within minutes of Hearst Castle, Big Sur and Paso Robles Wine Country, Cambria is best known for its picturesque windswept coastline. Outdoor enthusiasts enjoy beach-front hiking, surfing, fishing and searching for […]
[…]featuring dramatic cliffs, black sand beaches and secret waterfalls. Where pines meet the sea, Cambria is known for art galleries, tasting rooms and a quaint downtown square complete with a self-guided historic walking tour. Just north of Cambria, San Simeon is home to world famous Hearst Castle, where sun-dappled terraces, […]
[…]seaside hamlet of Cambria spans across two distinct villages connected by Main Street. While the town offers charming restaurants, boutiques, galleries and historical tours, its unspoiled coastline is not to be missed. Take Highway 1 to one of several access points to Moonstone Beach. Wander down to the shoreline, take […]
[…]here from Connecticut in 1859. He owned and operated a sawmill, a large part of which helped build Cambria as we know it today. He, his wife and their eight children lived at Leffingwell Cove in the early days of Cambria’s establishment. Leffingwell Landing lies at the northern end of […]
[…]Pools of CambriaCambria boasts a couple of ideal places for exploring tide pools. Make sure to check the tides to ensure that the tide is low, as shallow waters offer the best viewing experience. At Leffingwell Landing, find mussels and barnacles clinging to the large rocks in the most exposed […]
[…]Thrill Seekers app, with 19 “whodunnit” scavenger hunt-style puzzles to solve together across Cambria, using just your smartphone. (For more Cambria fun on your smartphone, try the “Visit Cambria” app, with hikes, cycling routes and more.) Up the coast, San Simeon State Beach offers plenty of space for your “wild […]
[…]Sate Beach, a superb whale watching spot? To the south, in the charming artist’s alcove of Cambria, embark on a self-guided historic walking tour heightened by galleries and perhaps even a slice of famous Olallieberry pie. As you continue to chase the sun south along Highway 1, Cayucos’ historic pier beckons, affording quiet solitude and a chance to […]
[…]Cambria, I picked up a delicious latte at Cambria Coffee Roasting Company, which I sipped at the farmers market, mingling with locals and admiring the large onions and colorful squash. For lunch that day, we visited Linn’s, a family-owned restaurant known for its olallieberry pie. Sweet and tart olallieberries, a hybrid […]
[…]rewarded with sweeping views of ranchland and the Pacific Ocean sparkling far below.I head back to Cambria, and recharge with a latte at Lily’s Coffee House and then spend the morning browsing the eclectic art galleries and shops of East and West Villages. My lunch stop is Linn’s, a Cambria must, and AAA […]
[…]ride, too). Where no one knows your name: Deemed sacred by the native Chumash and Salinian tribes, Cambria’s Fiscalini Ranch Preserve remains peacefully wild, centuries later. One of the most coveted hiking trails on the Central Coast, this protected land is home to 437 acres of lush wilderness and plenty […]
[…]the antique and vintage stores in the area. Many visitors to the area are surprised to learn that Cambria is home to several top notch wine tasting rooms. These wineries pour coastal varietals such as Chardonnay and Pinot Noir, among others. If you prefer to dine out rather than eat […]
[…]Sand Pebbles Inn in Cambria will leave you wanting more. One of the most popular hotels in Cambria, this property is located on Moonstone Drive with beautiful views of Moonstone Beach and the Pacific Ocean. Location Cambria is a beloved coastal town along California’s famous Highway 1. Well known as […]
[…]ocean view rooftop hot tub. Location Dolphin Dreams is located on the west side of Highway 1 in Cambria, California. It is just a short walk to the ocean and Fiscalini Ranch Preserve. You will find plenty to do during your visit to Cambria. If you want to embrace vacation […]
[…]Blancas Lighthouse to the north. Location Panoramic Views is located in the Park Hill section of Cambria, between Moonstone Beach to the north and the Fiscalini Ranch Preserve to the south. While staying in Cambria you will find plenty of things to do. Spend a morning shopping and exploring the […]
[…]ecological preserve, you can also observe animals like deer, hawks, quail and raccoons. Location Cambria, California is south of the famed Big Sur – a picturesque stop on an epic Highway 1 road trip. This is not your typical beach town with summer crowds and kids playing on the sand. […]
[…]has space for everyone. Location Bailey’s Beach House is located in the Marine Terrace area of Cambria. This area is on the west side of Highway 1. The house is located about a block away from the beach and just a few blocks from Fiscalini Ranch Preserve. During your stay […]
[…](or solo traveler!) including those with a four legged friend along for the adventure. Add that Cambria is located on the most scenic of road trips – Highway 1 – and you have a vacation that can’t be beat. Location Cambria, California is a Highway 1 destination spot unlike any […]
[…]State Park — a good stop for a scenic, easy hike. Continue another 12 miles and turn right onto Cambria’s Main Street for a ride through its West and East Villages. At the 27-mile mark, turn left onto Cambria Road and an immediate left onto Highway 1 riding south. Follow […]
[…]And don’t miss the lighthouse’s original Fresnel lens, on loan from the Coast Guard at the Cambria Lions Club, 1000 Main Street in Cambria. Hiking and Boucher Trail North San Luis Obispo County offers some of the best hiking in California, with abundant coastal views and untouched scenery. Hit the […]
[…]over the world. Bird Watching Cambria While good birding can be found throughout the quiet town of Cambria, two spots are particularly good. Both are in and around Santa Rosa Creek. To reach this area, drive north on Highway 1 into Cambria. At Windsor Blvd, turn west (left) and continue […]
Brookshire Farms offers up fresh produce, a pumpkin patch, Christmas tree stand and plenty of fun for the whole family. A local favorite, you’ll find everything you need to celebrate the fall and winter seasons all in one scenic location. Nestled along Los Osos Valley Road in San Luis Obispo, […]
