Morro Bay State Park Introduce
Morro Bay State Park, located at 60 State Park Rd, Morro Bay, CA 93442, USA, is a multifaceted destination that blends natural beauty with recreational opportunities. You can contact them at (805) 772-2560 or +1 805-772-2560.
As part of the Campgrounds & RV Parks category, Morro Bay State Park offers a well-maintained campground with amenities designed for a comfortable stay. Visitors consistently praise the park's cleanliness, convenience, and scenic views.
Key features and services include:
- Campground Facilities: The campground is well-regarded for its cleanliness and maintenance, offering easy access to a dump station, ample water spigots, and fantastic showers and restrooms.
- Golf Course: The park features a golf course with stunning ocean views on nearly every hole, including significant elevation changes. Visitors enjoy the well-maintained putting green and chipping area.
- Scenic Views: The park offers breathtaking ocean views, making it a picturesque location for various outdoor activities.
- Hiking Trails: Pet-friendly trails are available, allowing visitors to explore the park's natural beauty with their furry companions.
- Bird Watching: The park is a haven for shorebirds, providing excellent opportunities for bird watching.
- Convenient Location: The park is situated close to Morro Rock (3 miles) and a full-service restaurant and kayak rentals (1/2 mile).
- Generator Use: Generators are permitted from 10 am to 8 pm, though visitors are advised to use them with consideration for neighboring campers.
Visitor reviews highlight the park's beautiful scenery, well-kept facilities, and friendly atmosphere. The combination of camping, golfing, and hiking opportunities makes Morro Bay State Park a versatile destination for outdoor enthusiasts. The park's proximity to local attractions and its pet-friendly environment further enhance its appeal.
Whether you're seeking a relaxing camping experience, a challenging golf round, or a scenic hike, Morro Bay State Park offers a memorable experience amidst the natural beauty of the Central California coast.
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I really enjoyed playing this course. The staff were very nice and welcoming. The putting green was good and a nice chipping area with plenty of room to move around. The course is beautiful with amazing ocean views on just about every hole. There are some big elevation changes (which I like). I walked the front 9 during sunset and I loved it!! Definitely recommend playing Morro Bay!
Plenty of shorebirds and beauty here. Campground is awesome, well taken care of, easy dump station, plenty of water spigots, fantastic showers and restrooms. Three miles to Morro Rock, 1/2 mile to a full service restaurant and kayak rentals. Pet friendly trails nearby. Generators ok 10am - 8pm though close proximity to neighbors means use with discretion.
We were traveling from Santa Barbara to Carmel-by-the-Sea and stopped to eat at a local restaurant and visit this park. The bay's most prominent landmark is Morro Rock (Climbing this landmark is prohibited). Visit the cities website to read more about the history of Morro Rock. The park is very beautiful but has a DUSTY parking lot during dry summer months😃it also has an area for campers etc. We really enjoyed watching the sea otters. The water is very clear which means undisturbed by humans. I love the natural habitat and the squirrels will come close which means people have been feeding them. They don’t run when you approach them like squirrels in the wild. I love the statues of the family waiting for the sailor husband and father to return. There are also benches for those who can’t stand long or just to sit and watch the scenery. I absolutely enjoyed visiting this park and highly recommend you do the same if in the area.
Morro Bay Park is such a nice spot! The coastal views are beautiful, and the trails are perfect for a relaxed walk. Great for a quick escape into nature or a picnic with friends. Definitely worth a visit if you’re nearby.
Dog heaven so my heaven. Great place to paddle board, kayak and the museum is well worth a visit. Nice golf course there as well in close proximity to campsites and water. Cool little trail adjacent to the museum that wraps up above it for a great panoramic view. We enjoyed that as did our dogs. It is quiet on this side. The state park is a great place to stop on your journey.
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