Things To Do

Ocean heir features the largest selection of handmade letterpress greeting cards in Cambria

GOWA was founded by Christopher & Dinah Lee

People come from around the world to visit the shops in Cambria. Our vibrant artist community includes designers, artists, craftspeople and you will find special treasures you will not see anywhere else.

Visitors and locals alike enjoy the self-guided walking tour that visits 26 historic structures throughout the small and welcoming town.

The Garden Cottage Getaway is a cozy retreat for two in Cambria, California, surrounded by Monterey Pines and idyllic gardens.

The Casa Pelicano vacation rental in Cambria, California is a luxury retreat surrounded by acres of Monterey Pines.

We hand make fresh baked goods every morning and open at 7am. Stop in at lunchtime for a fresh deli sandwich or our soup of the day. 

Enchanted is exactly how you will feel after your stay at Enchanted Gardens, a vacation rental in Cambria with gardens surrounding the house.

The Ranch is far from the largest of coastal ecosystems, but packs more biological diversity into a confined area than many larger properties. 

The San Luis Obispo North Coast Byway provides an extraordinary experience.

The Ranch is far from the largest of coastal ecosystems, but packs more biological diversity into a confined area than many larger properties.

Moonstone Cottages in Cambria, California, are three unique spots with the perfect balance between a hotel and a vacation rental.

Cutruzzola Vineyards is located in a coastal valley just outside the town of Cambria on California’s Central Coast. 

Just minutes from Main Street in downtown Cambria, two miles up scenic Santa Rosa Creek Road, visitors find a restored farmhouse that sits at the base of a sun-kissed nine-acre vineyard.

The Santa Rosa Chapel, a National Historic Registry landmark and one of the oldest churches in San Luis Obispo County, was built in 1870.

Lampton Cliffs Park is a 2.1-acre park with trails and benches overlooking the sea.

Our camp in Cambria was established in 1946 to serve the community as a non-profit camp and a conference center.

The Temples were moved, but preserved in a house located on Center Street