Just 15 miles north of Cambria on a rugged, windswept coastal point rests the historic Piedras Blancas Lighthouse. It was first illuminated in 1875 to guide mariners along the rocky California coast. The Bureau of Land Management now manages the Piedras Blancas Light Station as a historic park and wildlife sanctuary accessed by guided tours […]
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Because Cambria is a secluded coastal hamlet, there are plenty of ocean-view activities to take advantage of. From tasty chow and relaxing retreats to historic sites and outdoor adventures, there is something for everyone in Cambria—and that something probably has a view of the ocean. 1. Explore Highway 1 Whether you’re gearing up on your
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Mission Gallery specializes in original works on paper by living artists. You’ll find a wonderful selection of etchings, engravings, woodblocks, lino-cuts, oil paintings and one of the finest collections of mezzotints in the country. It is a warm, comfortable and inviting space – giving you the opportunity to develop a connection with the artists, their
When in Cambria, don’t miss the opportunity to take breathtaking pictures and share them with your friends. Cambria is a photographer’s dream, but even amateurs can revel in the stunning landscapes and distinctive quirks in the area. Here are ten of the best-know, most-loved, and most-unique places to capture Cambria. (Be sure to tag @VisitCambria
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Cambria is a getaway full of natural wonders, hidden treasures, and an abundance of breathtaking scenery. Pictures don’t quite do this seaside village justice—you have to see it to understand. Every point on the map in Cambria is a new chance to discover the heart of what makes this unique town so universally adored by
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Jessica McDonald, her husband, and their daughter hopped in the car and took a drive up the Central Coast for a weekend of sand, sun, and Disneynature: Oceans. The Healthy Mouse blogger, Jessica McDonald, her husband, and their daughter took a road trip up the Central Coast from Los Angeles on a weekend adventure to
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Hospitality and stewardship harks back to the 16th century, and it’s still alive and well today in Cambria. Locals welcome visitors and strangers from all walks of life to visit and share in the natural and historic destinations that make this little village so unique. We encourage locals and visitors alike to explore Cambria’s natural
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Cambria is one of the most pet-friendly towns on the Central Coast! The village is full of folks walking their four-legged friends and enjoying patio seating while they dine at one of the many delicious restaurants, while the Moonstone Beach Boardwalk is a perfect place to enjoy the sunrise or sunset (or any time of
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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
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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,
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