[…]and 3 full bathrooms. This split level house is designed to host up to 10 guests in its 2,500 square feet of living space. A great choice for couples traveling together, this house has a queen size bed in each of the four bedrooms. The primary bedroom is en suite […]
[…]Angeles. This private vacation rental is a nature lovers’ retreat that is close enough to nearby towns to make it the perfect balance. Spends a few days or a few weeks to learn what true relaxation is all about. Location Los Osos is a scenic, coastal town that neighbors San […]
[…]As a bonus, the garage has been converted into a game area with a television, dart board, roll-up door and more. Amenities Bring Fido and plan to have some great fun at this unique vacation rental in Los Osos. Amenities here include WiFi and television with cable service. The house […]
[…]processed to stay soft. The town is also home to the historic Dana Adobe. Built in the early 1800s by Captain William Dana, the adobe offers tours that are friendly for all ages. Layout The Farmhouse BNB vacation rental in Nipomo is a 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom property that sleeps […]
[…]experience. One of the original motels in Cayucos, this property has been thoughtfully restored to be as welcoming as possible. Location Cayucos is south of Big Sur – a picturesque stop on an epic Highway 1 road trip. What this small town lacks in size, it more than makes up […]
[…]tucked into the vineyards of Edna Valley. This fully renovated vacation rental is situated on a 20-acre working farm. Guests staying here will enjoy the convenient location, as well as the scenic views. Location Edna Valley is a more rural and agricultural area, bordering the southeast edge of San Luis […]
[…]Contest Winner Congratulations to Pat VanPatten and her family, who were our winners of a $5,000 Together Again Family Reunion! They just returned from their stay in Avila Beach, along the Highway 1 Road Trip and had a fantastic time. The VanPatten family stayed in a beautiful vacation rental overlooking Avila […]
[…]hiking and equestrian trails, mountain biking, canoeing, birdwatching and so much more. Many visitors to the Central Coast make Lopez Lake their staging area for visits to wineries, golf courses, historic sites and Hearst Castle. The warm climate of the Central Coast makes Lopez Lake the ideal, your-round recreational destination. […]
[…]companies rent ATVs and dune buggies for you to tear around the dunes. You can rent these in town and they’ll drive you to the dunes. Or, some companies set up a mini-office on the park side of the creek where you can rent the vehicle of your choice. The […]
[…]fact: there are over 10,000 types of seaweed in the ocean. Learn all about the varieties and health benefits of seaweed on a foraging tour with Marley Family Seaweeds on California’s Central Coast, along the Highway 1 Road Trip.Surrounded by stunning views, you’ll spend 90 minutes walking on the beach […]
[…]hour-long farm tours on Saturdays for $10 per person (kids are free), but be sure to call beforehand to make sure owners Bill and Barbara Spencer are around. Bill gives tours of the farm and explains the principles behind organic and biodynamic farming at Windrose. Dogs, sheep, chickens, guinea fowl, […]
[…]doors will open at 4:30pm. Feel free to bring blankets and folding chairs! Ticket for Entry: $5.00 (Kids 12 years and older tickets required) Please Note: Patio seating is available but not guaranteed, beach blankets and folding chairs are welcome. Wine will be available for purchase by the glass and bottle. […]
[…]doors will open at 4:30pm. Feel free to bring blankets and folding chairs! Ticket for Entry: $5.00 (Kids 12 years and older tickets required) Please Note: Patio seating is available but not guaranteed, beach blankets and folding chairs are welcome. Wine will be available for purchase by the glass and bottle. […]
[…]a botanical garden. Visitors are sure to discover that it’s a memorable California destination for visitors seeking natural beauty, abundant outdoor activities, and an “off the path” experience. Download the Los Osos and Baywood map or for those looking to make a difference while on vacation, check out the list […]
[…]questions about everything there is to see, do and experience here? Stop by our new Visitor’s Center to learn more about the […]
[…]First lit on February 15, 1875, to guide ships along the Central Coast of California, the 100-foot-high lighthouse operated for 100 years. In 1975, the tower was automated and the station went unmanned. In the fall of 2001, the Bureau of Land Management began restoring the light station and grounds. […]
[…]in 1991 to produce ultra premium wine with limited production of each varietal around the 1,200 case level. Chardonnay was the initial Varietal to be produced, while Pinot Noir followed in the 1993 vintage. In 1996 Cabernet Sauvignon, Zinfandel and Pinot Blanc were also produced. Distribution is based on allocation […]
[…]large birds have altered the ecosystem, causing a high acidity level that the trees are unable to withstand. Enjoy a short talk about Great Blue Herons, Great and Snowy Egrets, Black Crowned Night Herons and other residents of the Rookery. Walk to the site and observe these magnificent birds. Learn about […]
[…]breaks and chest-high swells. If you’re imagining coming to a San Luis Obispo County beach town and seeing people of all ages in wetsuits and swim suits roaming the beach, walking the pier, admiring the waves, and tying their surfboards to the tops of their cars, your imagination has not […]
[…]Blancas Lighthouse. First lit in 875, to guide ships along the Central Coast of California, the 100-foot-high lighthouse operated for 100 years. In 1975, the tower was automated and the station went unmanned. In the fall of 2001, the Bureau of Land Management began restoring the light station and grounds. […]
