Things To Do

Dogs are allowed to play off-leash in a designated area of this park, located on Main Street in Cambria.

We are Cambria Electric Bike Company, your eBike rental company during your visit to this quaint coastal hamlet.

Sponsored by the Cambria Lions Club, the Cambria Farmers Market happens every Friday afternoon, year-round, at the Veteran's Memorial Building parking lot.

When it comes to Cambria hiking trails, you’ll find deep pine forests, coastal bluffs, and famous boardwalks - find moonstones and hidden treasures.

Built into one of Cambria’s oldest homes, the Guthrie-Bianchini House, this museum stands right downtown in Cambria’s East Village.

Shamel Park in Cambria to the Cayucos Pier is a fun tour that meanders down the uncrowded North Coast.

The towers have become a popular “must-see” for both residents and visitors.

Cambria Nursery and Florist will inspire you to create your own garden masterpieces at home

Gift shop with local products and artists and yoga accessories.

Our club is growing and we invite you to come out and give this easy-to-learn, fun game with the funny name, "Pickleball," a try.  

The annual Scarecrow Festival includes plenty of fall festivities, including a trail of handmade scarecrows displayed throughout the town’s East and West Villages.

San Luis Obispo County has an abundance of sea life throughout the coastal towns including elephant seals, sea otters, starfish, and many unique fish.

Anyone who has been to Cambria will tell you: this is a healing, calming, and nurturing place. With miles of native Monterey pines, rugged coastline and bright blue sky, Cambria provides rest, rejuvenation, and tranquility to those who seek it. Spa, massage and wellness practitioners offer a very…

On Cambria’s northern edge, Leffingwell Landing begs visitors to sit and enjoy the beautiful scenery. The park offers BBQ pits, short hiking trails, a scenic lookout, boat ramp and restrooms.

Free of chain stores and brimming with charm, Cambria invites you to exit the beaten path and explore one of California's truly unique destinations.

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

Still standing as a restored inn and restaurant, Captain James Cass’s House is in downtown Cayucos.

Cayucos is a throw back to the original, laid-back California beach town with its relaxed vibe and Western influences. Time still moves a little slower in Cayucos.