Famous for its dramatic coastline and breathtaking views, the Moonstone Beach Boardwalk is where your Cambria seaside escape begins. Whether you want to sink your toes into the sand, catch glimpses of marine life swimming by, explore living tide pools, or head out to sea for surfing, boating, and other aquatic adventures, you will find […]
A 2.1-acre state park with trails and two benches overlooking the sea at Sherwood Street and Lampton Street on the Marine Terrace, Lodge Hill. Tide pools are found at the base of the cliff.
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Easy beach access is available at Wedgewood and Harvey Streets. There is a rough access to Otter Cove at the south end of Fiscalini Ranch and the north end of Windsor Boulevard.
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Easy beach access is available at Wedgewood and Harvey Streets. There is a rough access to Otter Cove at the south end of Fiscalini Ranch and the north end of Windsor Boulevard.
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Nottingham Drive Beach Access is a 3-acre State Park with one bench on Nottingham Drive between Plymouth and Cambridge Streets.
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Shamel Community Park is a 6-acre county park with a playing field, swimming pool (open in season), barbeques, picnic tables and a children’s play area. Shamel Community Park is adjacent to a long sweeping beach that is the south end of Moonstone Beach. Hunt for Moonstones near the mouth of Santa Rosa Creek.
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Moonstone Beach is one of the primary beaches in Cambria. It boasts Central Coast views that run north and south for many miles. The Moonstone Beach State Parklands consists of 30 acres, including Leffingwell Landing State Park, Moonstone Beach Drive, and Santa Rosa Creek access. Famous for its dramatic coastline and breathtaking views, the Moonstone Beach Boardwalk is
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Leffingwell Landing State Park offers beautiful views of the ocean and a park area with tables and benches can be enjoyed. Step down to the small cove for beach access. There are trails throughout the Cypress Groves to the north that lead to beautiful vistas and benches.
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Just off Highway 1 and across from the Moonstone Gardens and Centrally Grown Nursery on the north end of Moonstone Beach Drive is a small parking lot and trail. Walk north on the trail, then down the steps to the beach and north to San Simeon Creek.
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The Simeon Cove & Pier, located at the William Randolph Hearst Memorial State Beach directly across Highway 1 from Hearst Castle, is a popular beach spot for visitors. From fishing on the 850-foot San Simeon Pier, ranked as the 25th longest pier in California, to hiking along sandy stretches of beach, to swimming in the
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