Morro Rock City Beach
Morro Rock Beach is the city beach between the iconic Morro Rock and Morro Strand State Beach in the...
Beaches in Morro Bay
Morro Bay State Park
Morro Bay State Park is well-known for its hiking and mountain biking trails, but there are other reasons to...
Morro Strand State Beach
Morro Strand State Beach is divided into two parts that are in the cities of Morro Bay and Cayucos....
North Point Beach
North Point is a small park with a natural area of brush and dunes just north of Morro Bay,...
Coleman Park
Coleman Park is along the north side of the entrance to Morro Bay between Morro Rock and the marina...
Morro Rock Jetty Beach
Morro Rock Jetty Beach is a small beach south of the massive Morro Rock and just inside the jetty...
Bayshore Bluffs Park
Bayshore Bluffs Park is a small park on the shores of Morro Bay in Morro Bay, CA. There is...
Tidelands Park
Tidelands Park is a small grass park on Morro Bay that’s popular with families. There is no beach here...
Toro Creek Beach (Morro Bay Dog Beach)
Toro Creek Beach fills the gap between the north and south sections of Morro Strand State Beach between the...
Cloisters Park
Cloisters Community Park is the perfect starting point for a pleasant walk that ends at the beach north of...
Explore Morro Bay
Nearby Hotels
456 Embarcadero Inn
The boutique-style 456 Embarcadero Inn & Suites sits along California’s Central Coast, a family-owned and pet friendly destination in...
Inn At Morro Bay
Inn at Morro Bay is located at the base of a hill overlooking the Pacific Ocean and Morro Rock....
Nearby Attractions
Morro Bay Golf Course
The Morro Bay Golf Course is an 18-hole public course with a picturesque layout located in Morro Bay State...
Morro Bay Kayak and SUP Rentals
Morro Bay is a great place to explore on the water. There are numerous companies from which to rent...
About Morro Bay
The waterfront City of Morro Bay offers much more than just incredible beaches. Make a stop at the protected Morro Strand State Beach for three miles of windsurfing, kite flying and fishing. The artificial harbor of Morro Bay, meanwhile, is the only small craft harbor of its kind in the area. Perhaps the most compelling feature of the area, however, is Morro Rock. You cannot actually climb the massive volcanic plug, but you can visit its base of fallen boulders for some fantastic photos. The surrounding beach is a superb location to collect sand dollars and view Peregrine Falcons.
