Great place and staff are very friendly. Restrooms/showers are a huge plus and clean. Portal…read moretoilets are available, but such a strong odor, I didn't use them after the first time. Would have been nice to have electricity to the tent sites, but not really an issue. I'll be back.

Renting a boat is a great way to explore Lake Cachuma! Cruising around the lake gave us a…read morecompletely different perspective, and it was a relaxing way to spend a couple of hours with family and friends. The boat itself was very easy to operate. Even if you've never driven one before, it's pretty straightforward--just steer and move forward or reverse. Before we left the dock, the staff thoroughly explained how to operate the boat and went over all the safety rules. The guys at the dock were friendly, patient, and very helpful, which made us feel comfortable before heading out. We rented a 12-person pontoon boat for $190 for 2 hours, plus a $15 fuel charge. A $750 credit card deposit is also required at check-in. The only downside was the rental process. We tried to rent a boat on Saturday around 11:00 AM, but were told there were no boats available. The staff simply told us to come back later but couldn't give us any estimate of when a boat might return. We came back again around 3:00 PM, and unfortunately there were still no boats available. Since rentals are by the hour, there should be an approximate return time for the boats so customers don't have to keep making unnecessary trips back to the rental office. Fortunately, we checked again on Sunday morning after checking out of our campsite and were finally able to rent a boat. Once we got on the water, everything went smoothly, and our entire group had an amazing time.

Lake Los Caneros is excellent for bird watching as well as cross country running. Despite ample…read morefoot traffic, you can still find places where you are entirely alone.

Really pretty park; lots of trails; saw birds, baby bunnies, and beautiful wildflowers. Found a few…read moregeocaches along the way.

It's nice campground but bathrooms are older. But at night it can get windy due hills and valley…read morewinds go through toward the beach, There's a small store for ice, drinks, snacks, few different goods and Souvenirs too.

This is just for the campground, not the rest of the park. Stayed here for 1 night while traveling…read morefrom NorCal to SoCal and wanted a little break. It's not typical of campgrounds I'm used to (like in Tahoe) where the sites are separate and there is some level of privacy. This is literally just a parking lot and there's some dirt behind the parking spot for you to pitch a tent. I can't really knock it because that's often typical of beach campgrounds. But just not my style. On the positive, it's like a 2 minute walk to the beach and it's nice to be next to the ocean. It does get a bit windy, so be aware of that. As an en route campground it's definitely not worth the $50 unless you need to shower. Probably should have just slept at a nearby vista point. But I can see it being great for families with kids who want to have beach time and then just walk back to the campsite.

Nikki was wonderful! Everything was taken care of, imagine how relaxing that is? Not only our…read morewinery stops but she found garden stores and a farm stop for us. It was so relaxing and the perfect way to spend the day on our anniversary.

We had the best day with Nikki from Solvang wine tours! From pre planning to picking up lunch for…read moreour group of 14 to day of wineries, she was fantastic! Couldn't recommend Solvang Taxi and Wine Tour more. I will definitely be using them in the future!

Peyton the Lifeguard is the GOAT! Bro saved me from getting pulled out into the abyss, and the…read morehelp me not eat crap when coming back ashore though rocky terrain. Good looking out Peyton!

This was absolutely the best place to camp while staying close to the ocean. The campsites were…read moreclean, the bathrooms were exceptionally well maintained, and the walk to the beach was beautiful. The trails throughout the park were amazing, with abundant greenery and picturesque freshwater creeks around every turn. The park rangers were incredibly friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable, which made the experience even better. I will definitely be making this an annual trip and can't wait to come back!

Such a beautiful place and fun to take the family. Especially now that there should be more waterread more

One of the most underrated hiking spots in Santa Barbara. Absolutely beautiful and not crowded at…read moreall! Great biking spot as well!

Love this park. It's close to home and you can do so many activities here. You can camp, fish,…read morehike, bbq and two playgrounds for the kidos.

Shout out to the crew on the Coral Sea! They'll put you on the fish for sure . Whether you are a…read moreseasoned fisherman or a noob , they'll try their hardest for you to catch a fish. It's a 2.5 to 3hr trip to the islands if the weather is good. Pop a Dramamine if you don't have your sea legs . There are beds so take a nap and the captain will wake you up 15 minutes before fishing then a quick tutorial , pay attention if you don't know how to fish and ask questions . Thy do serve food in the galley, breakfast burritos and some really bomb hamburgers. Also drinks and beers . Great sport fishing experience if you're in the Santa Barbara area. Parking is $20 all day , pay when you leave, get there an hour early for choice parking and don't forget to check in at the bait/tackle shop.

Honestly not really worth the money, everyone who works on that boat seems like they hate their…read morejob. Except for John , John is awesome . The office sold me 100 dollars of tackle which I was told was useless the second I stepped on the boat. Boats pretty overcrowded and lots of tangles. I can deal with the fishing being bad , that's part of it . But being looked at like you're a Moron anytime you ask a question is pretty lame. Like god help you if you've never offshore fished in California before . At one point I got an annoyed nod when I asked a question. At the end of it all we circled in front of the harbor for an hour and a half with no fishing. It is what it is , but I wouldn't spend the money on it again.