Things To Do

Even along the paradise road of Highway 1, it’s rare to find a bar and grill as close to the ocean as Mr. Ricks in Avila Beach. In fact, Mr. Ricks is the only full bar on the Promenade in Avila Beach. This is the ideal place to…

Mustang Waterpark offers safe, family water fun, excitement and relaxation for all ages!

A "who did it" scavenger hunt played on a smart phone.

The Colibri Spa is tucked away in a private corner on the top floor of the hotel. Our petite luxurious Spa is complete with two private treatment rooms, an outdoor Jacuzzi, two steam rooms, and separate bathrooms, showers and locker rooms.

The Nipomo Native Garden has undertaken the restoration to native habitat of a twelve acre portion of Nipomo Regional Park.

The site is in the final stages of being restored to a native botanical garden which will feature native plant communities endemic to the Nipomo Mesa and dunes complex.

Nipomo Regional Park covers more than 140 acres

More than a swap meet, more than a flea market, this is where everyone goes to find anything—especially a bargain.

There is a play area, picnic tables, security gate, and Mutt Mitt dispenser.

In an industrial area at the edge of Edna Valley, this brewery welcomes beer lovers and the beer-curious to taste their small-batch brews. Just off Tank Farm Road, the Oak and Otter Brewing Company taproom offers something for everybody. Like so many of the Central Coast’s ace brewers,…

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

The County Airport in Oceano is located just a few minutes walk from some of the most beautiful coastline in California.

Oceano Campground, located within Pismo State Beach, offers all kinds of attractions

The Oceano cultural mural was painted on the side of Chacho's Mexican restaurant by local artist Oscar Pearson.

This facility provides our community and park visitors with new educational opportunities.

Bring your pole, bucket and bait.

Oceano Park and Campground was once a favorite hunting and fishing ground of the Chumash Indians.

Ontario Ridge Trail is a rugged, sometimes-steep track crossing a 700-foot hill above the Shell Beach bluff, with spectacular ocean views.