Visit Cambria

Cambria’s rich history is rooted in the exciting story of the American West with tales full of Native Americans, cowboys, miners, merchants and pioneers. The earliest human settlement in this area was by Native American Chumash peoples, who lived off abundant marine resources in the coastal area. Legend has it that early settlers were drawn

Olallieberries are one of Cambria’s favorite treats. They naturally come into season in early summer, but fortunately, you can purchase olallieberry preserves year-round in our coastal town. Olallieberries can be found in recipes used in restaurants all over Cambria, from salad dressings to desserts. One of the most popular olallieberry hotspots is Linn’s Fruit Bin,

Do good. Feel good. It’s that time of year again! The annual Coastal Discovery & Stewardship Celebration is here. For the fifth year running, the Central Coast will be hosting the celebration along Highway 1 from Saturday, January 13 to Wednesday, February 28. The seven-week celebration offers visitors almost 40 Coastal Discovery events and Stewardship

Fog, rain, and elephant seals are just a few things Maggie and Orbit encountered during their days in Cambria. The two Boston Terriers and their mom–author of Maggie Loves Orbit, Hannah Zulueta–traveled up the coast for a mini-vacation in the small, coastal town. These adventuring dogs made stops in Santa Barbara, Avila Beach, and Morro

Life can be busy, and finding time to connect with your partner can be challenging. Don’t waste another minute not focusing on each other—book a getaway that’s all about connecting. Create a sweet getaway in Cambria that celebrates those little moments where you can share your dessert, share a glass of wine, or share the sunset as

What’s on your list of things to do before you kick the bucket? In Cambria, there’s no shortage of fulfilling activities to add to your itinerary—but if you’re feeling ambitious, simply make an entire weekend out of the things you can only do in Cambria. (We’d call them once-in-a-lifetime, but the best part about Cambria

The elephant seals are back at the Piedras Blancas rookery! The largest seal in the Northern Hemisphere can once again be seen off the shores of San Simeon, just north of Cambria. These mammals migrate twice a year to give birth, molt, and rest. During the winter months, they will reach their peak numbers, making