Cute little library! They have free Wifi, kids computers and some arts and crafts for the kids…read more There are plenty of books in an array of genres and if they don't have what you're looking for they can put it on hold for you.

Didn't get a chance to check out the inside but it's located in the picturesque, festively…read moredecorated town square. I'm using this opportunity to post videos of how pretty the town square looks at holiday time. Last night the annual holiday parade was here.

We came during business hours but when we arrived there was a hand printed sign saying they were…read moreclosed for the day. No explanation but it said to keep cool. So much for learning more about Paso Robles during our stopover. We did walk around the outside and it was just a brick building in the middle of a large park. The park was nice but just too hot to stay for any length of time.

I've attended one of Cuesta's Emeritus classes there (the one on mythology, which was great)…read more Their meeting room is gorgeous complete with fireplace (and I hear new chairs). I'm looking forward to leading an Emeritus class there myself this fall, and I can't wait. The people are cheerful and extremely helpful.

For the record, the awful review below is obviously for the older community center in Morro Bay…read more The newer center is clean, spacious, and with many rooms available to the community, from conference, to activities and events. The staff is always accommodating and helpful.

WOW! I had no idea the chamber in Atascadero was such a valuable resource for our community! My…read morefriend recommended that I purchase their wine country passport before our weekend together. So I went in and was super surprised! The staff not only gave me lots of tips and tricks on how to best utilize the wine passport. We had a great weekend exploring wine country and the wineries we went to treated us so great. ALSO Shoutout to the lady at the front desk who gave me all the inside info about some great upcoming events and sold me the awesome coffee mug! THANK YOU ATASCADERO CHAMBER!

I first joined the Atascadero Chamber of Commerce 9 years ago when we launched SLO TALK podcasting…read morestudio. From the very beginning ACOC has been supportive and beneficial to our business. The ACOC provides many helpful services, from referrals to providing numerous events & promotional opportunities that has helped our business to thrive and grow. Excellent leadership& staff!

Pretty shocking to find such an awesome looking building and this town. Looks like a little chunk…read moreof ancient Rome.

Our City hall is a real gem. First built in 1913 it was the crown jewel of Atascadero. Fast forward…read moreto 2003 and the San Simeon earthquake severely damaged the building. Skip now to today. and with the help of good vision, a great plan and lots of money, the building is restored beyond the grandeur of its beginnings. Now up to earthquake code, and more it is a hub of city activity. The dome in the main lobby is world class, and even if you have no business to conduct at City hall, step in and enjoy the view. The ceiling is marvelous. There are 2 single room museums that depict tent city, and the earthquake rebuild. all done so well. A real city hall to be proud of.

TO EVERYONE who doesn't know, may I start out saying that this post office if a contracted unit,…read moremeaning we do not do all of the services a regular post office does, but we are a good place to go to for sending out certified mail, international mail, letters and packages. We have a list of things posted in store of what we are unable to do as a contracted post office. Furthermore we do not deliver your packages ourselves, the post office we are contracted through USPS 800 6th street paso robles CA 93446, does all the delivery for us. If you do have a complaint about your delivery please take it up with them at 805-237-8342. Lastly our main company is NCI Affiliates, we work as a training program to train adults with disabilities on how to work a thrift store and post office job so please have patience with our individuals. Thank you to anyone who has read this and we look forward to seeing you if you come in and have a great day!!

DO NOT GO TO THIS OFFICE!!!!!!! I went in to return a small package to the facility and they sent…read moreit back to my home address!! I took it back to them and asked that it be sent to the correct address and they told me that I would need to pay for it again and I asked why and she said because she doesn't know how to re-do it. They made a mistake and were trying to make ME pay for it!! I will never ever go to this post office again!!!

The Ríos-Caledonia Adobe is a historic adobe house built in 1835 in San Miguel, California. The…read moreRíos-Caledonia Adobe is open to the public as a house museum and library. The original building was made of adobe, had a roof of hand-made tiles, and used strips of rawhide to tie the pine rafters in place. It is located directly across the street from Mission San Miguel Arcángel. It has had many different owners, and the property has been a a stagecoach stop with a hotel and tavern, as well as an elementary school and many other businesses. In 1923, the property was purchased as a tourist attraction, and the new owner added the gift shop. The County of San Luis Obispo purchased it in 1964 as the adobe had fallen into disrepair. In 1968, the Friends of the Adobes formed to preserve and restore the adobe. The site now operates as a county park with a history research library, museum, and gift shop. There are plenty of trees to enjoy a picnic or an outing. The Ríos-Caledonia Adobe is right off the freeway, and admission is free.

This is a nice little stop off of the freeway. Its literally across the street from Mission San…read moreMiguel Arcangel, and actually has a lot of history to it. The Rios-Caledonia Adobe is located on an old stage road, and served as a sort of halfway point between San Francisco and Los Angeles. Back in the 19th Century it was a functioning hotel and saloon. When the stagecoach days ended, and the days of the automobile began, the new owners installed a "visible" gas pump, and it served as an important rest stop on U.S. 101. In fact, the driveway you go down is actually a SEGMENT of the ORIGINAL U.S. 101 roadway ITSELF! Not to be missed if you are in the area! Go to see the history of travel before freeways.

Camp Bob!! Wow this place has some history to its name. Opened in 1941 so during the time of WW1…read more Said to be hunted from spirits of Ww1 soldiers. This place has a small little museum and they hold slot of training here for the sm

What a nice drive around the base. Beware of the potholes, random elk, suicidal squirrels, and more…read morepotholes. The roads are slowly being fixed been here 3 years now and I think they are almost done. Nice tank and military museum for the history buffs. Lodging, PX shoppette, chow hall, and a gym that has been closed since I got here. Overall a nice and quiet place to work.