A beautiful spot on the central coastline to enjoy all the Pacific has to offer.
From Highway 101 South, you will want to get off on Marsh Street and turn right, make another quick right on an unmarked dirt road and you will see a small parking area next to the trailhead.
San Luis Obispo is a great wine region with various locations to do tastings. Some popular spots are Chamisal Vineyards, Wolff Vineyards, Tolosa, Edna Valley Vineyards, and Kelsey See Canyon Vineyards just to name a few.
Head to the Poly Canyon Village on campus. You’ll want to park at the Village Drive Parking Structure. It’s a large parking lot, can’t miss it. Parking is $7 for the day and you pay at machines before leaving the ticket in your window. Standing on Village Drive at the front of the parking lot, look for a little sidewalk to the right of the parking structure. It’ll be a long path with gardens and some trees. It leads to Poly Canyon Road. Look for the yellow gate and walk past it.
Local mineral water hot springs in Avila Beach with amenities including picnic area, a children's water slide, cabins, and camping sites.
There are multiple courses in the local area including Dairy Creek, Morro Bay, Chalk Mountain, Laguna Lake, Avila Beach, and Cypress Ridge to name a few.