Stop by today. The person who work there is very nice…read more 0) They have a machine to spin to separate the oil and something to make olive oil. 1) There are a few tesla chargers there 2) The store is pretty small, but has upscale olive oil, different favors. Look very nice. 3) the lady who work there explain those different favor olive oil to me. 4) They also have olive oil soap, look very good. (did not buy, just admire nice stuffs) 5) those olive oil can, packaging is very cute container.

This place is awesome if olive oil is the most important thing in your life AND you own a Tesla…read more Obviously those two aspects apply to everyone who wrote reviews here previously. Really what you will find here, besides a very nice olive oil farm, is a bunch of entitled Tesla drivers standing in line for the one bathroom. Or spending $$$ on boutique olive oil in the tiny gift shop. There's nothing to do here while you charge your car. Nowhere to go. Nothing to eat. Nothing to see. Anyone who writes a five star review about this isolated Tesla charging stop needs to get out more and get a life.

We stopped by here yesterday before heading home to do a quick charge on our car…read more The charging station is located in the Cypress Plaza on Quintana Road. It's right off of Hwy 1, which is very convenient. There are 4 chargers that are ultra charged. It took only 22 minutes for a full charge. This is a great charging station. It's right next to a McDonald's and Albertsons grocery store.

Looking forward to this new site, good to get coverage on Hwy 1…read more No power transformer yet as of end of January but solid progress.

On my road trip home from Monterey, I only had enough charge to make it comfortably out to King…read moreCity before I exited to charge the vehicle. The charging stalls for this station were located along the perimeter the parking lot of Burger King. Along with my fellow Tesla drivers, after plugging the car in for a charge, I walked over to the BK to use their restroom. Since I needed a full charge, I decided to get something to eat as well.

16 250kW stalls located in the Burger King parking lot. Nice to have more and more chargers on the…read more101! Charged at 430am and had the whole place to myself lol.

Decent quiet location; super fast chargers. Went from 28% to 90% in 25 minutes at the 300…read morechargers. TJ Maxx, Starbucks and Subways very close and adjacent to the station. In mid April 2026 on a Friday, at 3PM ish, the station was not crowded.

Definitely a very conveniently located collection of SuperChargers. Light food, drinks, and…read moreshopping opportunities nearby. Perfect location to allow many options on the next leg of your trip. Whether you are headed North toward the Bay Area (up highway 101), South towards Santa Barbara/Los Angeles, or East towards Bakersfield/Fresno (along 46), this station is perfectly located to provide ample charge to get you to your destination.

We stopped here last Tuesday. They improved it to be sure. It's now paved & clean. Covered as well…read more My only nit is that the windshield wiper buckets are dry. And no running water I could find. I'd have liked to wipe away the bugs. We also managed to get a meal in at the Harris restaurant nearby. Usually it's a long wait, but took only 15 minutes. Great meal although a bit of a splurge. I won't avoid this place anymore. Again, they invested. Befits the Tesla brand. I still prefer to recharge at Kettleman City, more variety, but this one also suffices.

Tesla Charging and BBQ?! It's a win win for me. There's 80 chargers at this site and 18 nearer to…read morethe restaurant/hotel if this site EVER gets full. A big plus is the self-service squeegee station for cleaning bug guts on your windshield. There are clean, well kept bathrooms at Harris Ranch Express BBQ as well as at the main restaurant which is only a quick 3min walk. A shuttle service is offered if you need one to get to the hotel or restaurant although I've never seen anyone call for it.

I had not visited the park since I was 11 years old but I wanted my teenager to experience its…read morebeauty. She brought her camera and we were treated to a fun tour on a beautiful day. Our tour guide was an engaging storyteller and helped us imagine what life might have been like during the castle's heydey. The views are exquisite and that includes the architecture and artwork indoors. As documented in previous posts, the bathrooms are under renovation so you have to use porta potties outside the center. You cannot bring any food or drink on the bus or walking tour other than bottled water so be prepared to eat before or after your visit. My daughter was so impressed she would like to return for different tours.

I can easily say this castle was one of the most beautiful castles I have ever seen. Everything was…read moreamazing, pool, architecture and decoration. People in visitor center were very nice and friendly. They were very helpful in explaining how the tours work and what to expect. This castle has a gift shop too. Store employees were very nice and friendly. They have really nice merchandises to purchase and take home as souvenirs. I would highly recommend visiting the pool and taking pictures. It is very beautiful and out of this world. I agree with other reviewers California State has to do better job in providing restroom to the visitors. Parking is free and there is plenty of parking spaces.

Come for the charging, stay for the tacos…read more I love that all of these chargers are pull in chargers. But the amenity that really makes this place stand out are the tacos from the grocery store. $3.50 each and are insanely good. Also...remember if you're a Tesla driver, don't be a jerk and block the parking lot since this is a high use local area. Making it difficult for people to do their weekly errands is not nice.

This Supercharger has 12 stalls great charge rates. It's next to the Burger King, which had clean…read morebathroom. Not much going on in the parking lot. There's nearby trashcans which is good for road trips, a Wells Fargo, grocery store, and some small restaurants.

Sadly our stay was short but we LOVED it here. Perfect location, clean rooms, friendly staff. We…read moreshowed up in the evening and were pleasantly surprised with an upgrade to our room! The beds and pillows were comfortable and the breakfast burrito and coffee was fantastic. If you're staying here, splurge for the ocean front room. Can't beat falling asleep and waking up to the ocean noise and view! We will be back, thank you!

What a sweet little place! I stopped here after a very long day of driving down the CA coast, and…read morethe desk manager Jill was so very helpful, both on my way down and once I got here. The location is ideal, the bed and amenities incredibly comfy, and the little touches like how they fold the tissues are so sweet. There's even a fireplace! And I found out they have two pet-friendly rooms if you call far enough in advance, so next time I can bring my boy. Staying here felt like a warm hug after a long day! Can't wait to come back.

Demand charging is what tempted me to use this site. The was only one other vehicle charging when i…read morearrived, so received the lower charging rate.

It is fine to come to charge, location is next to a gas station. They won't let you go restroom for…read morefree. You need to purchase something in order to use.

Along the 101 drive between LA and SF there are 4 chargers in SLO County: Pismo Beach, SLO, this…read moreone followed by Paso Robles. If you are planning a drive along the Central Coast you can then use the 41 to go west to Morro Bay then travel north to places like Cambria and Hearst Castle. Keep in mind that the next SC going up north on 1 is Big Sur. There are 8 V2 stalls with speeds up to 150kW. As other people have mentioned the speeds vary depending on how many people are also charging. Amenities wise there aren't very much - there's a Rabobank with a drive-up ATM on your right, a Denny's on your left and across the street there's SloDoCo Donuts and Que Pasa Mexican Cafe. Not sure if they'll let you use the facilities due to COVID-19 restrictions. I stopped by here twice during my Central Coast drive but now that the SC in Paso Robles is open I'd much rather go there due to convenience and easier access to restrooms and food/coffee. While the Atascadero plus Paso and Pismo Beach SCs fulfills a need so that the SLO SC doesn't get super crowded there's not much to do in the town. Plus I had a rather awful encounter with a non-Tesla driver who gave me a rude gesture because he apparently didn't know that a Tesla is supposed to back into the stall in order to charge.

Needs some TLC, but it'll do if you're in the southern part of Atascadero. No food or restrooms on…read moresite. One could go across the street, I suppose.