[…]and you’ll pass right by the Avila Bay Club Spa. Located midway along the trail, the Avila Bay Club is a private gym, but the attached spa is open to the public, seven days a week. In fact, the Avila Bay Club Spa welcomes all clients to use the club’s […]
[…]artists across the United States. We are a vibrant, bustling gallery located on the waterfront in Morro Bay, California. We love being a part of this wonderful, beachfront community and find joy in meeting friends both old and new. We sell what we love and we love what we sell […]
[…]around Avila, with the Ontario Ridge Trail being among the most popular. Rooms San Luis Bay Inn offers studios, one and two bedroom suites, including accessible options. The studio and one bedroom options both include a king bed and sleeper sofa. In a two bedroom, there are two full beds […]
Built in 1986 by the citizens of Los Osos, the South Bay Community Center is unique in that its funds for operation come entirely from rentals and private donations. In addition to weekly services like senior nutrition and folk dancing, the Center also hosts special events such as concerts and […]
[…]frequently remind us that our relaxed atmosphere, delicious food, fine wine, friendly service and bay views are what keep them returning! The goal of Blue Sky is to serve the best food available in a simple, wholesome, and relaxed atmosphere. Come join us for breakfast, lunch or […]
[…]Bean java, then hit not one—but two—nearby Monarch Butterfly groves. A kayak tour of the Morro Bay Estuary is a great way to get an up-close look at local scenery and wildlife, but visitors can just as easily spend the day playing disc or foot golf at Sea Pines Golf […]
[…]Springs’ 32 acres since the 1990s. Though the preserve features wide-spanning views of Baywood, Morro Bay and Morro Rock, often the best views here are those of the wildlife. Walk the half-mile trail that loops along the river, watching for Great-horned owls, California quail, black-bellied plovers, long-billed curlews and many […]
[…]into the museum, take in the panoramic view of the coast on top of the hill, overlooking the Morro Bay Estuary. The Museum of Natural History is a friendly little blast-of-the-past that any history buff or family looking for an afternoon activity will enjoy. The presentations are constantly changing, puppet […]
[…]The Magic of the Morro Bay Estuary Kayaking through the Morro Bay Estuary is sure to conjure feelings of gratitude—for the plants and animals, the lush landscape and the unique mix of sea and salt water that allow this important environment to thrive. Experience the breadth of biodiversity, including birds, […]
[…]Morro Bay Estuary Kayak Fishing The coastline around Los Osos and Montana de Oro State Park is well-known and respected by kayak anglers. Most consider Spooners Cove the finest spot for launching and fishing. Due to its protected position, the cove helps keep surf down for easier launching. In fact, […]
