A Classic California Coast Town

Pismo Beach, CA is a small Central Coast city in San Luis Obispo County, located centrally between San Francisco and Los Angeles. It's place on California's Central Coast alongside the Pacific Ocean makes it a tourist destination, and its small town charm keeps the tourists coming back!

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Small-Town Charm and Adventure on the Central Coast

In this small town, your vacation can be as relaxed or adventurous as you choose! You can stroll the beach and watch breathtaking sunsets or do some sand dune exploring. At the right time of year, you can catch the Pismo Beach Clam Festival, and just down the road you can jump in the Avila Hot Springs at Avila Beach! Dinosaur Caves Park is (often called the dinosaur park by local kiddos) is a family friendly location for fishing trips or just walking and enjoying the view. There are plenty of picnic tables and amenities to keep the whole family happy during the trip.

Must-sees in Pismo Beach, CA

Pismo State Beach

If you came to Pismo Beach, CA looking for beach access, then Pismo State Beach should be your first stop! Long white beaches meet glistening turquoise water, creating the perfect place to take a stroll and enjoy the spectacular view of the Pismo Beach sunset along the Pismo Pier.

Shell Beach

Although technically Shell Beach isn't in Pismo Beach, it's close enough to count. When you're ready to ride the waves, surf shops abound with plenty of gear and recommendations for seasoned surfers and newbies alike. And, of course, there are tide pools, sea caves, and a beautiful beach for non-surfers and others to enjoy!

Morro Bay State Park

Morro Bay State Park offers camping, hiking, and tons of wildlife - all beachside!

Pismo Beach Premium Outlets

Discount shopping galore and over 30 stores right at your fingertips!

Price Historical Park

History, culture, biking, and hiking all in one place.History, culture, biking, and hiking all in one place.

Monarch Butterfly Grove

From late October to February, butterflies in search of warmer weather cluster in the limbs of a grove of eucalyptus trees at Pismo State Beach!