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We enjoyed our last visit to Avila. We walked from one end to the other down by the beach. Brought back memories of my kids loving this beach. If I had to pick Morro is definitely my favorite due to the colder weather. It was rather warm in Avila and crowded. Not much to do there, but it is nice to just relax. 8/20/25
Need some vitamin D or sometime away from the Central Valley? This beach is worth the drive. There is a pier, with little food trucks/huts that sell snow cones and cinnamon rolls, located at the top of the pier. Little shops and restaurants are located in the area as well. This is a nice beach; free street parking, also has a paid parking lot , located a couple blocks away ($9). This beach is nice and less packed than Pismo beach or beaches in the La area. Public bathrooms also near the pier.
I have been visiting this stretch of sand since 1982. Back then, it wasn't nearly as attractive. There were massive petroleum storage tanks up on top of fossil point. Dogs are not allowed on the beach between 10am and 5pm. No alcohol on the beach, either. Lifeguards on duty. Plenty of food and drinks seaside. If you haven't been, come check it out. A gem on California's Central Valley coast.
A great beach with plenty to do for the family. Free parking is limited but they do have an area not far from the beach where you can park and pay. There is also a playground and a museum for the kids. On the actual beach they have swings and slides. My boys love just hanging out and building sand castles. The only bad thing is the sand on this beach is a little rough and does get hot very fast. They do have a few rinse off areas and restrooms close. Plenty of food options nearby if you didn't pack your own.
This small somewhat sleepy town is a delight ( note: we were here off season). Everyone is friendly, there are playgrounds, huge beach areas, public bathrooms and fairly generous parking around town. The decor is simple but lovely and not tacky at all. And it's clean! Compared to Pismo Beach down the road, this town is far more attractive and welcoming.
We love Avila beach, the wine shop, the restaurants, the pier. The views are stunning, great food and not too expensive, even for the area. The beach is very clean and pretty quiet each time we've been with folks just minding their own business and doing their own thing- from wedding pics, dancing in the beach, picnics at dusk, it's the perfect setting for making wonderful memories.
We were wending our way home from the Bay Area yesterday. It was a push, but we made it to Avila Valley Barn about a half hour before closing. We did a power shopping pass and picked up a few things, but as they were getting ready to pack it in for the day, we had to move on. Not anxious to get right back in the car again, Dear Hubby suggested that we pick up food in Avila Beach. I said, "What about getting a sandwich at the deli (Woodstone) and taking it down to the beach?" Huzzah! A plan was born. We took our light repast right down to Front Street, parked, and found a bench overlooking the shore as the sun was setting. On a Tuesday evening, it was quiet in town. A few hardy people were still sitting out on the sand, and a few more were actually wading in the water! At 65 degrees and calm, it wasn't that cold. Not that warm, either. Wearing a flannel shirt, I felt comfortable. The surf was quite flat, and it felt like a very peaceful evening. We are lucky to live in California and have access to lovely places like this quirky beach town. This time we didn't linger too long. During our last visit we enjoyed strolling along Front Street and popping into the small shops. It was a perfect little rest stop to be next to the Pacific and enjoy the fresh air and calm scenery.
This was my first time at Avila Beach and it was just what I needed after being landlocked for four years. Just like any beach, the parking is tough, but there are plenty of neighborhoods where you can park and take a short walk to the beach. I really enjoyed the distance from the seawall to the actual water. Many California beaches are wide, so the walk from the parking lot to the water can be long. Avila is the opposite which is perfect when you have two small kids. The tide was out while we were here, so we were able to explore the attached river and walk to what felt like a hidden cove next to bustling beach area. There aren't a ton of restaurant options, maybe three or four? And if you get here during a certain time of day, the line could be quite long. The pier was closed while we were visiting, but that didn't stop us from having a good time and enjoying the sunshine. We will definitely be back to visit this beach for a longer stretch of time and actually dip more than dip our toes in the water.
Really enjoyed our getaway. Nice quiet place. Such a cute little town! The colorful buildings are so wonderful too. This place and businesses here are so aesthetically pleasing .. lol. Very picturesque!
Clean beach and plenty of sand. Great suggestion from Liz's Uncle Gaspar. It was a nice beach in a cove that allows for calm water so it's plenty safe for kids (and even safer if they know how to swim).. This beach has a playground attached on the north end, and has life guard stations on either side of a soon to be opened pier. Farther north is the SLO Creek which provides a fresh water lagoon and connection to the ocean. The recommendation is that the rocks on the north end have sea anemones, crabs, sea stars, etc. In them. Unfortunately, the tide came in in the late afternoon, and we chose not to swim across the channel, but some of the older kids did. The bathrooms were clean. Showers were available at each end, and we would return to this beach for beachy fun.
The town & it's beautiful beach is right off hwy 101, & 6 miles from San Luis Obispo through a scenic drive. There's about a 3 block strip of touristy shops, wine tasting, & some pretty good restaurants directly across from the beach. Avila Beach is definitely worth a detour. I went on a Wednesday & parking was plentiful, no wait at the restaurants. Of course it was an overcast day, but so what. The atmospheric fog & filtered light was perfect for photos. The place has a SoCal vibe, no matter what the weather, the locals are wearing tank tops & flip flops. No need to dress up here. Enjoy!
Clean beautiful beach with a street of eateries, shops and hotels. Clean bathrooms, outdoor showers and I found seashells! Parking $8 for the day. We will be back!
If you're looking for a more low-key experience than bustling Pismo Beach nearby, you will likely be better served by this becalming sandy stretch. Parking is more convenient here as there is a huge pay lot about a block from the beach. Like the other local beaches, there is a wooden pier though admittedly the Avila Pier felt more weather worn than other boardwalks with slats that had fearsome spaces between them. The further half of the pier was closed for renovation when we were there. The beach is bookmarked by a spit leading to a creek on the northern end and a rocky headland on the southern end. It's just the type of enclosed beach spot ideal for a Central Coast weekender. RELATED - Exploring California's Central Coast? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://bit.ly/3zSyudU
I never realized just how close I was to Avila Beach each time my husband and I would take roadtrips to Santa Barbara. I'd passed Avila Beach off the 101 countless times and never knew! Actually, I had never known about Avila Beach until one night, as I was scrolling through instagram, it showed up on my feed. Someone I was following had posted a short reel and I immediately took to how pretty it was. Anyhow, fast forward to just a few days later (and this is the part that seemed 'meant to be'), we were on our way to Pismo for a little weekend trip when I see an exit for Avila Beach just shortly before Pismo. "No way!" I thought .... This whole time it was just right there? And so, as we checked into our hotel in Pismo we quickly diverted our original plan - rather than Pismo it's off to Avila we go. Just a short 10min drive and there we were. Shops, restaurants, the pier .... Just beautiful. I have to say - that little discovery really made our weekend memorable. I don't know what it was but my family and I really enjoyed the afternoon that we'd spent here. There was something for everyone. I had my jolt of much needed caffeine from Kraken coffee (located right off the beach), my daughter got ice cream (husband did as well). The whole afternoon in this little newfound escape was perfect. The beach is beautiful, there are a few shops and eateries that offer both sweet and some savory. It's a lively place to hang out and relaxing enough to bum out too. read more
11 days ago
Avila Beach is a coastal town in San Luis Obispo County. And the town has a beach. So I always wondered when referring ti the beach... should it be called Avila Beach's beach. Anyway, the beach is beautiful and family friendly. It had a less commercial retail vibe than Pismo Beach and pier. The waters are a bit calmer than other coastal towns due to the beach being within the San Luis Obispo Bay. They have old fashion steel swing sets on the on the beach (right side of the pier). Speaking about the pier. The pier was originally built in 1908. It's about 1685 feet long. It has been storm damaged many times and repaired, and is still standing. Though right now the far portion of the pier is not open due to retrofitting upgrades. Lots of folks fish off of the pier and take in the sights. I got pretty close to a sea otter enjoying a meal and grooming himself. He was floating right next to the pier. Totally awesome. read more
Nice, clean beach with some extras - swings, slide, volleyball setup, picnic area - right on the beach. We thought the water would be cold but it was just right. The waves were calm for some easy boogie boarding and feet wading. There's a big parking lot a block away ($9). read more
We enjoyed our last visit to Avila. We walked from one end to the other down by the beach. Brought back memories of my kids loving this beach. If I had to pick Morro is definitely my favorite due to the colder weather. It was rather warm in Avila and crowded. Not much to do there, but it is nice to just relax. 8/20/25 read more
Need some vitamin D or sometime away from the Central Valley? This beach is worth the drive. There is a pier, with little food trucks/huts that sell snow cones and cinnamon rolls, located at the top of the pier. Little shops and restaurants are located in the area as well. This is a nice beach; free street parking, also has a paid parking lot , located a couple blocks away ($9). This beach is nice and less packed than Pismo beach or beaches in the La area. Public bathrooms also near the pier. read more
I have been visiting this stretch of sand since 1982. Back then, it wasn't nearly as attractive. There were massive petroleum storage tanks up on top of fossil point. Dogs are not allowed on the beach between 10am and 5pm. No alcohol on the beach, either. Lifeguards on duty. Plenty of food and drinks seaside. If you haven't been, come check it out. A gem on California's Central Valley coast. read more
1 year ago
A great beach with plenty to do for the family. Free parking is limited but they do have an area not far from the beach where you can park and pay. There is also a playground and a museum for the kids. On the actual beach they have swings and slides. My boys love just hanging out and building sand castles. The only bad thing is the sand on this beach is a little rough and does get hot very fast. They do have a few rinse off areas and restrooms close. Plenty of food options nearby if you didn't pack your own. read more
This small somewhat sleepy town is a delight ( note: we were here off season). Everyone is friendly, there are playgrounds, huge beach areas, public bathrooms and fairly generous parking around town. The decor is simple but lovely and not tacky at all. And it's clean! Compared to Pismo Beach down the road, this town is far more attractive and welcoming. read more
9 months ago
We love Avila beach, the wine shop, the restaurants, the pier. The views are stunning, great food and not too expensive, even for the area. The beach is very clean and pretty quiet each time we've been with folks just minding their own business and doing their own thing- from wedding pics, dancing in the beach, picnics at dusk, it's the perfect setting for making wonderful memories. read more
We were wending our way home from the Bay Area yesterday. It was a push, but we made it to Avila Valley Barn about a half hour before closing. We did a power shopping pass and picked up a few things, but as they were getting ready to pack it in for the day, we had to move on. Not anxious to get right back in the car again, Dear Hubby suggested that we pick up food in Avila Beach. I said, "What about getting a sandwich at the deli (Woodstone) and taking it down to the beach?" Huzzah! A plan was born. We took our light repast right down to Front Street, parked, and found a bench overlooking the shore as the sun was setting. On a Tuesday evening, it was quiet in town. A few hardy people were still sitting out on the sand, and a few more were actually wading in the water! At 65 degrees and calm, it wasn't that cold. Not that warm, either. Wearing a flannel shirt, I felt comfortable. The surf was quite flat, and it felt like a very peaceful evening. We are lucky to live in California and have access to lovely places like this quirky beach town. This time we didn't linger too long. During our last visit we enjoyed strolling along Front Street and popping into the small shops. It was a perfect little rest stop to be next to the Pacific and enjoy the fresh air and calm scenery. read more
This was my first time at Avila Beach and it was just what I needed after being landlocked for four years. Just like any beach, the parking is tough, but there are plenty of neighborhoods where you can park and take a short walk to the beach. I really enjoyed the distance from the seawall to the actual water. Many California beaches are wide, so the walk from the parking lot to the water can be long. Avila is the opposite which is perfect when you have two small kids. The tide was out while we were here, so we were able to explore the attached river and walk to what felt like a hidden cove next to bustling beach area. There aren't a ton of restaurant options, maybe three or four? And if you get here during a certain time of day, the line could be quite long. The pier was closed while we were visiting, but that didn't stop us from having a good time and enjoying the sunshine. We will definitely be back to visit this beach for a longer stretch of time and actually dip more than dip our toes in the water. read more
Clean beach and plenty of sand. Great suggestion from Liz's Uncle Gaspar. It was a nice beach in a cove that allows for calm water so it's plenty safe for kids (and even safer if they know how to swim).. This beach has a playground attached on the north end, and has life guard stations on either side of a soon to be opened pier. Farther north is the SLO Creek which provides a fresh water lagoon and connection to the ocean. The recommendation is that the rocks on the north end have sea anemones, crabs, sea stars, etc. In them. Unfortunately, the tide came in in the late afternoon, and we chose not to swim across the channel, but some of the older kids did. The bathrooms were clean. Showers were available at each end, and we would return to this beach for beachy fun. read more
5 months ago
The town & it's beautiful beach is right off hwy 101, & 6 miles from San Luis Obispo through a scenic drive. There's about a 3 block strip of touristy shops, wine tasting, & some pretty good restaurants directly across from the beach. Avila Beach is definitely worth a detour. I went on a Wednesday & parking was plentiful, no wait at the restaurants. Of course it was an overcast day, but so what. The atmospheric fog & filtered light was perfect for photos. The place has a SoCal vibe, no matter what the weather, the locals are wearing tank tops & flip flops. No need to dress up here. Enjoy! read more
3 years ago
Clean beautiful beach with a street of eateries, shops and hotels. Clean bathrooms, outdoor showers and I found seashells! Parking $8 for the day. We will be back! read more
If you're looking for a more low-key experience than bustling Pismo Beach nearby, you will likely be better served by this becalming sandy stretch. Parking is more convenient here as there is a huge pay lot about a block from the beach. Like the other local beaches, there is a wooden pier though admittedly the Avila Pier felt more weather worn than other boardwalks with slats that had fearsome spaces between them. The further half of the pier was closed for renovation when we were there. The beach is bookmarked by a spit leading to a creek on the northern end and a rocky headland on the southern end. It's just the type of enclosed beach spot ideal for a Central Coast weekender. RELATED - Exploring California's Central Coast? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://bit.ly/3zSyudU read more
This has been my 3rd time to this beach. I have typically come during the summer on weekdays. Today we went here on a weekend and in the beginning of September when school is back in. After being spoiled by Carpinteria beaches last weekend, I have to say Avila is just not as nice to me. The water definitely felt much colder than I remember just 2 months ago on my last visit in July. There was a lot more washed up seaweed on the beach which meant a lot of flies. Luckily this time the flies only seemed to pester us the first 2 hours we were there and after 2pm, they seemed to leave us alone. Parking in the paid parking lot will cost you $7 but at least this beach has lifeguards, the pier just a few yards away and public bathrooms to use. read more
Have to come here every time we visit SLO, it is literally one of the chillest and nicest cold beaches I've ever been to. We absolutely love it. Pros: - Surprisingly parking is much easier here than Santa Cruz, and even if you have to park a little further, it's a nice scenic walk down to the water. - Plenty of sitting space along the walls, on the sand. Great study vibes, date vibes, tourist vibes. - Dog friendly - Busy but not excessively crowded even on a long weekend. - Various businesses near the beach if you want ice cream, souvenirs, etc. Cons: - NONE. Will come again over and over. read more
One of my favorite beaches of all time! It is usually not as crowded as Pismo and you get the same amazing colors and soul filling sunsets. I have spent many an evening just sitting on the sand and watching the sun go down and the different hues of the sky. Today was cool... there was a fire dancer act on the street which was very cool to watch. read more
Dear California, how lucky are we to have so many beaches right along our coastline. I've lived here my whole life and I've never been to this cute little beach town. Parking was plentiful with spots right on the the beachfront. However, we chose to drive around and get some pictures from the top of the hill so we chose to park at the very top of the street. Once we walked down and caught the sweeping views of the ocean and waves on sand, it was smiles all around. Not to mention the beachfront properties with with their tall glass windows, balconies and and rooftop views. I made sure to take a deep breath and be grateful. I've said it before and I'll say it again. Living in California is such a blessing. Miles of coastline and sweeping vistas are all a part of where we live! Once we walked down to the beach front, an entire block of restaurants and shops were lined up. The beach itself is smaller and more intimate feeling than a beach like Santa Cruz. It was super cute nonetheless and the pier was a short walk from the parking lot. Even with Covid, there was plenty of space for social distancing and a big enough area to walk. I don't know about you guys but beaches are always magic for me. Hearing the waves crash instantly relaxes me and puts a smile on my face. Definitely stopping by here again when I'm in the area. read more
1 year ago
This is a beautiful beach camp spot. I would love to stay out here one day. The camp sight was clean and so peaceful. I can see why so many folks like it out here. When I came out it was pretty dead but I think tht's another thing that I liked about it. There was more than enough space for everyone to spread out and just enjoy being on the beach. Parking here is so easy too. I don't know if we just got lucky or what but that was really nice. My lil monster is only 5 years old and I feel pretty confident with her being here. I am not particularly worried about weirdos approaching her or her being swept away by surprise high tides. I am always within arms reach of her but still. I have felt so uneasy before but not here. I cannot wait to stop by again. read more
We stopped by in the late afternoon for dinner and see the sunset. The pier was closed during our stay. There is a lot of non-metered angled parking on Front Street, and non-metered parallel parking on residential streets close by (though we can imagine it all being filled up during peak season). It is really easy to walk down a few stairs to get to the sand. The beach isn't very deep, and is cut off on both ends (so not much space to 'walk on the beach'), but a great place to see the ocean. read more
Let's talk beaches. In California, there are a million of them. Some small, some large, some extremely packed, others not so much. Finding the perfect beach all depends on the vibes you're looking for, view you desire and experience you want. If searching for a beach to watch the evening sunset, take a quick dip after playing catch, and relax without the insane crowds - Avila Beach checks ALL the boxes!! The sweet town of Avila Beach is a quaint and quiet beach town without the tourist vibe. Bars, restaurants and shops line the streets perfect for any tourist, but this spot is a true local's gem. We arrived around 5:30PM with our towels and beach bags in tow, to find the beach relatively busy, but with plenty of space for us. While the sunset draws a crowd near the boardwalk, we were perfectly comfortable and enjoyed seeing the sun sink behind the Cliffside filled with palm trees. Such a sight! Although there were a few bums in the area begging for money, this surf town was one of my favorites! read more
Avila Beach front and Pier is a smallish beachfront community located where else in Avila Beach CA. My brother, his wife and I were killing sometime yesterday and getting our steps in along the beachfront while waiting for the rest of the family to catch up to us. We walked the beach and the pier then went to grab a bite @ The Ocean Grill In Avila Beach. We walked the pier which is in need of repair. There were a few little shops along the beachfront, but not really much of any interest. read more
3 years ago
Cute little town with friendly people. Highly recommend the visit. Lots of small shops to explore. Not as large as Pismo but it has the small hometown charm. read more
Farmer's market Fridays! Live music, food kiosks, and little boutique kiosks are all ready for you. Right at the beach, so it's good for the whole family. There are a lot of restaurants nearby in case you don't want to purchase from the tents. Great day! read more
We LOVE it here. Been here twice. And each time it gets better. I have not encountered bad behavior or any misleading parking, food, or beach cite. Very trusting and happy my family enjoyed it with us. Please come over it's a beautiful place read more
On our road trip from Santa Barbara to SLO we were hitting different beaches along the way. Avila Beach was a great find. My kids loved this one the best! Calm waters, little sea creatures, cool rocks, they had the best time exploring and playing in the water. We definitely want to come back again. The town itself was cute with little shops, we grabbed some ice cream before heading out to SLO. read more
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Good lifeguard availability and oversight, nestled near some great eats and beach town shoppes. Soft sand and kept pretty clean, only thing is probably how crowded it'd get; we went on a weekday and it was quite packed already. If so, would recommend Olde Port Beach just a half mile further down Avila Beach Dr. for lots more open sand and ample parking. read more
This summer my children, dog and I had an epic mini vacation. Upon the recommendation of our Airbnb host, we brought our dog down early in the morning to Avila Beach to stake our spot. Like most beaches do get here early so that you can find a good spot to park. I did pretty good with two kids and a dog lugging all of our beach gear down the stairs to the beach. The beach is dog friendly up until like 9am or 10am. We had a good hour and half of my dog free range running and playing. It was his first time, ever on the beach. He did fantastic and all of the other dogs were running and playing and having so much fun. Around the 10 am mark I found out that dogs are no longer allowed on the beach. The life guard came over and let us know and she felt so bad because it was his first day and also we had our entire camp set up. She let us walk down further around a big rock and keep him on a leash. At that point my kids were boogy boarding and sand castle making and running and screaming and me and Titan were just lounging under our umbrella. The day was beautiful. The water was beautiful. We had such an amazing day at the beach. read more
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Where is the dog beach?
North of Morro Bay~ between Cayucos & Morro Bay. Plenty of parking.
Are there firepits available to rent?
None on avila beach. Taken out years ago. There may still be some on the beach by the harbor and they were first come .
Currently in Avila Beach, are the public restrooms closest to the beach open to the public? Are there outdoor showers? If so, where? Appreciate any info, thanks in advance.
The public bathrooms are at the beginning of the pier. Men's on South side, women's on North. There are outside showers next to the womens bathrooms but they are only for rinsing off sand.
Can I bring my dog?
I did see dogs on leashes. I also saw signs posted on the beach dogs allowed on beach from 10am to 4pm. Its advertised as a pet friendly beach.
What section of beach is best for a couple in their 40s?
Any section will do. It seemed to be an all inclusive type of atmosphere.
Is today a good day to come here? will the water have a good temperature?
Any day is a good day to come here unless it's winter or raining. It's going to be 83° today 8/19 and the water is still 50-60°.…
Is the water super cold or is it warm enough to enjoy?
Hi Daniela, Water is cold until your body acclimates to it; however, sand is warm, breeze is nice. Avila Beach is the only south facing beach on Central Coast :-)
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