Surrounded by the beauty of the Pacific Ocean and rolling hills, guests can enjoy the very best of the Central Coast. Tour the legendary Hearst Castle, watch elephant seals at Piedras Blancas, or sip wines at nearby vineyards. Cambria Village’s east and west ends are filled with delightful restaurants, boutique shops, and art galleries, making every day a new adventure.
1.4 Miles | 4 Minutes Driving
Every Friday 2:30 PM to 5PM | For other local farmer’s market schedules, please ask the front desk.
7.5 Miles | 16 Minutes Driving
Take a drive out Santa Rosa Creek Road to Linn’s Farmhouse and browse their large selection of homemade pies and pastries. Well known in the area for their Ollaliberry Pie
1.1 Miles | 3 Minutes Driving
Local kayaking and surfing are abundantly available not only in Cambria, but also in San Simeon, Cayucos, and Morro Bay.
0.1 Miles | 2 Minutes Driving
Look for moonstones, jade, sea glass, sea otters, and tide pools on local Moonstone Beach.
14.3 Miles | 20 Minutes Driving
Great for hiking or biking. Explore the natural terrain including the popular Bluff Trail.
2.7 Miles | 5 Minutes Driving
Located 2 miles north of Cambria. Its 3.3 mile trail runs through parts of the San Simeon Natural Preserve and the Washburn Campground. The trail includes scenic overlooks, rest-stop benches and interpretive panels with information on wildlife and habitat. A portion of the trail along the seasonal wetland is wheelchair accessible.
3 Miles | 6 Minutes Driving
The seaside village of Cambria is one of California’s best-kept secrets, located midway between San Francisco and Los Angeles. Enjoy the fresh scent of evergreen pines, spot whales cruising offshore, and order a basket of fresh seafood at one of the local eateries.
11 Miles | 26 Minutes Driving
Built between 1919 and 1947 by newspaper magnate William Randolph Hearst, Hearst Castle is an architectural marvel that features an impressive collection of art and antiques, remarkable design elements, a variety of exotic animals, and breathtaking views.
24 Miles | 30 Minutes Driving
Nicknamed the 'Gibraltar of the Pacific', Morro Bay is best known for Morro Rock, an ancient volcanic mound. The rock sits within Morro Bay State Park, home to countless nature trails, lagoons, saltwater marshes full of birds, and a natural history museum.
3.4 Miles | 7 Minutes Driving
Get up close and personal with elephant seals at Piedras Blancas. Offering year-round viewing and public access, the rookery is one of the most unique things to do in Cambria, California and one of the best places in the world to view these 5,000-pound marine mammals!
0.1 Miles | 1 Minutes Driving
Collect moonstones on the sparkling shores of the beach, stroll along the 1-mile boardwalk that meanders along the coast, and explore tidal pools at Leffingwell Landing. This beautiful state park offers great oceanfront wildlife viewing opportunities.
15.7 Miles | 20 Minutes Driving
Located 2.6 miles south of Harmony, along the west side of Highway One. It features a two-mile long Headlands Trail that departs from the parking lot and provides breathtaking ocean views west to the marine terrace grasslands. Nature lovers, hikers, photographers, artists and bird watchers will all find this walk a rewarding and memorable experience.
1.1 Miles | 3 Minutes Driving
The Cambria Chamber of Commerce Visitor’s Center, located at 767 Main Street in the charming coastal village of Cambria, is a must-stop for vacationers exploring California’s Central Coast. Open Monday to Friday from 9:00 am to 4:30 pm, this welcoming hub is staffed by local volunteers and experts ready to provide personalized tips on everything from scenic hikes and tidepooling spots to lodging, events, and dining options.
1.1 Miles | 3 Minutes Driving
With a name that pays tribute to the stained hands of workers harvesting the rich, red wine varietals and the lifestyle of the roaring 20s, Black Hand uses the latest vineyard practices to produce quality grapes for their award-winning Syrah.
30.2 Miles | 38 Minutes Driving
Just 30 miles away you have a fantastic opportunity to visit the Paso Robles wine country and explore.
2.1 Miles | 5 Minutes Driving
Owned and operated by a family of five, Cayucos Cellars and tasting room is the true definition of a boutique winery. All of the wines produced here are fermented using only the inherent abilities of wild yeast and are aged for three to six years in neutral oak barrels before bottling.
7.8 Miles | 12 Minutes Driving
Enjoy the small-town ambiance and rural setting this family-owned winery, committed to producing fine wines at affordable prices. Founded in 1989 by Chuck and Kim Mulligan, the winery has grown from a 2,000 case micro-winery to a 7,500 case boutique production facility.
1.1 Miles | 4 Minutes Driving
Whether you’re in the mood for Chardonnay, Cabernet, Sauvignon Blanc, Zinfandel, or Merlot, Moonstone Cellars pours out award-winning wines in a laid-back Cambria tasting room. Take a taste of the best grapes the valley has to offer here.
