[…]gorgeous beaches and Monterey Pines here. This area is part of the up and coming Central Coast wine region, which has tasting rooms along Highway 1. If you want to compare and contrast, the Paso Robles wine region is just a short drive away. Rooms Cambria Beach Lodge has four […]
[…]If you want to taste through the local wine scene, you can spend a day visiting nearby Paso Robles wine country. Then compare it to the coastal wineries in Cambria and along Highway 1. At the end of the day, you will have a selection of top restaurants to choose […]
[…]there are more than just pretty beaches here. This is also part of an up and coming Central Coast wine region on Highway 1 that is making a name for itself. If you’re an amateur or professional oenophile and want to compare and contrast, the Paso Robles wine region is […]
[…]the nearby towns and all there is to do along this stretch of Highway 1. A visit to Edna Valley wine country wouldn’t be complete without a stop at the area’s tasting rooms. After that, grab a picnic and head out for a hike or to a nearby beach. Prefer […]
[…]and its premier wineries. You can compare the marine-influenced varietals with the warmer climate wines by going inland to check out the Paso Robles wine country. Layout This Cambria vacation rental has 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms to accommodate up to 6 guests. Two of the bedrooms are located on […]
[…]The ocean view gourmet kitchen includes top-of-the-line appliances and upgraded touches like the wine fridge and coffee bar. The living area is spacious with vaulted ceilings and plenty of natural light from the windows. Those same windows offer great views of the Pacific. There is also a gas fireplace and […]
[…]of San Luis Obispo is the Edna Valley. This quiet area has become notable for its award-winning wineries so wine tasting should be on the to-do list. Plan ahead and explore more coastal wineries to compare varietals. Visitors can also go cycling through the surrounding vineyards, or stop to check […]
Come to Sub Sea Tours and Kayaks and enjoy spectacular whale watching aboard our 24-passenger power catamaran Dos Osos. The show stopping humpback whales come to the Central Coast in order to feed before heading south for the winter. Amongst the humpback whales you are likely to see sea otters, […]
“Rita G” is a 50′ Uniflite with an experienced crew that is devoted to making your trip successful, memorable and comfortable. The crew of “Rita G” is knowledgeable, professional and courteous and will always put your safety above all else. If whale watching is what you are here for, there is […]
What: Cleanup Kit & Appreciation Tote Bag Opportunity When: Daily Reservation Needed: No reservation is needed, but contact the Visitor Center to get started with your Cleanup Kit If you’re an active visitor who cares about the places you play, connect with, and appreciate, you may want to take advantage of the new […]
Rinconada Dairy has grown from eight East Friesian ewes to a flock of 200 ewes. The dairy farm also has goats and lambs. Experience the typical ranch day while you work in the organic garden, observe the cheese making during milking season, feed the sheep and goats, and perhaps help […]
Every day be amused while looking down at the harbor seals that use the lower level of the Harford Pier as their favorite “hang out.” Watch as they live their life – barking, sleeping, arguiing and fishing. Note: Do NOT get too close and do NOT feed them. Great educational […]
The Music With two stages, there is always music from 10am-10pm on Saturday and 11am-5pm on Sunday! True to the Stone Soup theme, there is a variety of music representing many genres and cultures. Something for everyone. Bring a lawn chair, your dancing shoes, and enjoy some wonderful music. Food […]
The School House was originally built in 1901 and is now a hands-on museum for historical exploration and learning. Restored to its original state, the School House is supplied with student’s chairs, historical books, maps, blackboards and photographs. Used until 1957 in its original location it was then moved to […]
The quaint town of Harmony has a rich and conflict-ridden history. Founded in 1869 around a burgeoning local dairy industry, Harmony served as the home of the Harmony Valley Creamery Association and de facto capital of Central Coast dairy production for nearly half a century. In 1907, the surrounding dairy creamery […]
What: Self-Guided Tour of the Historic Dana AdobeWhen: Visitor Center open daily 11am-3pm; Tours available Saturday & Sunday, 11am-3pm and by appointmentReservation Needed: No The Dana Adobe was occupied by the Dana family as their home from 1839 until 1900. The 13-room adobe was built by Captain William Goodwin Dana in 1840. […]
The Swinging Bridge was originally constructed in early 1875 by the Short family, whose land was divided by the Arroyo Grande Creek. The bridge, rich in history, spans a total length of 171 feet and is suspended 40 feet above the creek. It is now owned and maintained by the […]
Cambria Historical Museum Given the rich history of this seaside hamlet, it’s no wonder Cambria has an active historical society and historical museum. Built into one of Cambria’s oldest homes, the Guthrie-Bianchini House, this museum stands right downtown in Cambria’s East Village. Stop in to indulge your curiosity about days […]
Registered as a California Historic Resource, the Paulding History House was built in 1889 and inhabited by only two families since then. The Paulding History House was the home of Arroyo Grande’s first resident medical doctor, Dr. Ed Paulding. He came to Arroyo Grande in 1882 and married Clara Edwards; […]
San Simeon State Park is one of the oldest units of the California State Park System. The coastal bluffs and promontories of the scenic park offer unobstructed views of the ocean and rocky shore. The park includes the Santa Rosa Creek Natural Preserve, the San Simeon Natural Preserve and the […]
