The residents of San Luis Obispo County have a nickname for their region: SLO. It’s a clever abbreviation, sure, but it’s also a way of life, where the simple pleasures are enjoyed, food is savored, and relaxation is placed at a premium. After a couple of days, you, too, might find yourself SLOing down, just a little.
The drama of California’s central coast has to be seen to be believed, so schedule a ride down Highway 1.
Located between the big cities, this county has retained a laid-back lifestyle, so don’t rush.
Grapes are the No. 2 crop (behind strawberries); fit in time for a tasting or two.
Nestled on 25 wooded acres with beautiful grounds and landscaped gardens, Cambria Pines Lodge offers 152 rooms and suites for every taste and occasion.
Nestled in the heart of wine country in the historic downtown district of Paso Robles, the historic Paso Robles Inn features 98 guest rooms in a beautiful garden setting.
Go on the adventure of a lifetime with a zip lining tour. Take in the beautiful views as you soar with options to taste wines afterwards.
When in the area, stop by this quaint garden to explore a variety of plants, as well as hummingbirds and lizards. The plants are well-labeled, so you can learn about each one while gathering inspiration for your own garden.
Nestled halfway between San Francisco and Los Angeles, Edna Valley Vineyard is the jewel of California’s Central Coast. Visit us to experience the stunning scenery, our iconic tasting room, and enjoy a taste of Edna Valley Vineyard.
Pioneers in winemaking on the Central Coast, Chamisal Vineyards was the first to plant vineyards in the Edna Valley in 1973. Join us for a flight of our exceptional Chardonnays, Pinot Noirs, and Rhone varietals.
Movie buffs are in for a treat: Hearst Castle is the real-life inspiration for Xanadu, the titular character’s unfinished estate in the classic film “Citizen Kane.”
Kaleidoscope Inn & Gardens, The
F. McLintocks Saloon - Arroyo Grande
SeaVenture Pismo Beach Hotel & Restaurant
