Morro Bay State Park RV & Campground Guide
California
Morro Bay State Park
is a beautiful natural area that includes a lagoon and a natural bay, and it's also home to Morro Rock, which is a volcanic peak in the middle of Morro Bay. The park is full of wildlife and geological features as well as cultural and Native American history. It's located in the western part of San Luis Obispo County, which is in central California on the coast. Because of its coastal location, the park has a moderate climate that features temperatures between the 40s and the 60s year-round. In October, you may see temperatures hit the 70s, and between June and November, the lows are in the 50s. The rainy season in Morro Bay, which produces about 17 inches of rainfall, is between October and April with February being the rainiest month.
Spring 45-65 F
Summer 51-65 F
Fall 51-70 F
Winter 43-67 F
San Luis Obispo, CA
Los Osos, CA
RV Resorts & Campsites in Morro Bay State Park
Visiting Morro Bay State Park in an RV has its advantages. For one, you'll have many of the amenities you enjoy at home with you, and you'll have shelter from the rain and heat during the cold nights. There's RV camping within the park offering potable water, showers, and picnic tables.
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Morro Dunes RV Park
Morro Dunes RV Park is right on Atascadero Beach and near Morro Rock. There's a lot to do in the area, including golfing, surfing and swimming. Pricing starts at $44.40 for full hookups. Discounts are given for longer stays.
• Water hookup: Yes
• Electrical hookup: Yes
• Sewer hookup: Yes
• Wi-Fi: Yes
• Pet-friendly: Yes
• Other amenities: Cable, picnic tables
Morro Strand RV Park
Morro Strand RV Park features fantastic landscaping and is located just minutes from the beach and Morro Rock. It's also close to plenty of services, including restaurants and shopping.
• Water hookup: Yes
• Electrical hookup: Yes
• Sewer hookup: Yes
• Wi-Fi: Yes
• Pet-friendly: Yes
• Other amenities: Showers, fire pits, laundry, general store
Harborview RV Park
Harborview RV Park is a great spot to spend some time whether you have an RV or not. If you show up, make sure to have a week's worth of time as there is a one-week minimum. Pricing starts at $325 a week.
• Water hookup: Yes
• Electrical hookup: Yes
• Sewer hookup: Yes
• Wi-Fi: Yes
• Pet-friendly: Yes
• Other amenities: Laundry, trash, picnic tables
What to Do at
Morro Bay State Park
Inside Morro Bay State Park
There's a lot to do inside Morro Bay State Park. Because it is right on the water, you can sail and fish here. There are also plenty of bird-watching opportunities and hiking trails. Additionally, there's a museum on-site, a colorful marina and a golf course.
Outside Morro Bay State Park
Not only is there a lot to do inside Morro Bay State Park, but there are also plenty of fun attractions in the general area, including more than a few culinary spots.
Restaurants
Tognazzini's Dockside Restaurant
Tognazzini's is located right on the Morro Bay Embarcadero with sweeping views over the water. It is a family-owned place that features some of the tastiest seafood choices around.
Type: Seafood
Location: Morro Bay, CA
Windows on the Water
Windows on the Water is a fine dining experience with a window to the sea. There is a varied menu of beautifully prepared seafood classics and American favorites, including local halibut and beef fillet. It's located in Morro Bay.
Type: Seafood
Location: Morro bay, CA
Mi Casa Restaurant
If you like Mexican food, then check out Mi Casa Restaurant. The chefs serve up an array of Mexican classics as well as seafood dishes prepared a la Mexicana. The restaurant is located in Morro Bay.
Type: Mexican
Location: Morro Bay, CA
Dutchman's Seafood House
If you're into food joints with deep histories, then you'll want to check the Dutchman's Seafood House in Morro Bay. It's been around since the late 1960s, and it was started by a family that immigrated from Holland. All of the standard seafood options you expect are served at the Dutchman's Seafood House as well as delicious fish tacos.
Type: Seafood
Location: Morro Bay, CA
Shopping
The Shell Shop Inc
As its name states, the Shell Shop Inc is in the business of selling shells. However, it doesn't simply sell shells found locally; the Shell Shop has imported shells from over 20 different countries.
Location: Morro Bay, CA
The Indie Collective
The Indie Collective is a locally owned and operated boutique art shop that features stunning pieces from local and worldwide artists. The Indie Collective also has trunk shows and workshops.
Location: Morro Bay, CA
Hwy 41 Antique Emporium
This delightful shop is full of antiques, novelties and knickknacks. It also features vintage clothing, modern items and fine art from a variety of vendors.
Location: Morro Bay, CA
Sightseeing
Morro Bay Skateboard Museum
You don't have to be a hardcore skater to appreciate this museum dedicated to the sport. It's filled with history, exhibits and skateboards that date back to the 1930s.
Location: Morro Bay, CA
Morro Strand State Beach
Morro Strand is a spectacular beachfront park that features 3 miles of sandy delight and is a great place for hiking, fishing and kite flying.
Location: Morro Bay, CA
Black Hill Trail
Black Hill is a 661-foot volcanic peak that is one of the easiest hills to reach in the area. You can summit it in half a mile; along the way, you'll get some great views of the surrounding area.
Location: Morro Bay, CA
Morro Bay Maritime Museum
The Morro Bay Maritime Museum is all about preserving and presenting the maritime history of California and more. It has originals and replicas of old maritime crafts and lots of historical information and events that highlight the rich maritime culture of the state, country and world.
Location: Morro Bay, CA
Bay Theatre
Head to the Bay Theatre if you feel like catching a flick in a unique spot. The building housing the theater was built in the 1940s and continues to exhibit its historic, charming characteristics.
Location: Morro Bay, CA
How to Get to
Morro Bay State Park
You can access Morro Bay State Park by heading north or south on Highway 1 until you get to South Bay Boulevard. Take South Bay Boulevard south to Park View Road, and then take Park View Road to Park View Drive, which will take you to the park.
Entering Morro Bay State Park
The park is open for day use from 6:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.
Per vehicle : $8
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