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The perfect place to stop for lunch after a visit to Hearst Castle. Located just across the Hwy nestled in the cove is Sebastian's Store, one of the oldest historic buildings in the area. Oversized sandwiches and salads served outside on a small patio that looks out to beautiful green meadows and a beautiful Julia Morgan building.
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Read about the local wineries, which dot the landscape from Hwy 46 to nearby Paso Robles.
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The Historic East Village Association has developed a website to share this beautiful seaside village in Cambria, California. A wonderful place to explore the lodging, shopping, and restaurant possibilities. Included are local secrets that will surprise and delight you!
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Your guide to the central coast golf experience.
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Cambria’s Historic East Village announces its first annual Elephant Seal Festival January 16th & 17th, 2010. Live music will be featured in the heart of the village. A line up of truly talented musicians like Bubba Ramey on Saxophone, Jill Knight Keyboard and vocalist, the multi-talented John Wessel and The Kicks playing reggae are featured artists starting at 10am until 4:30pm daily.
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Read about the elephant seal rookery near hearst castle.
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Read about Hearst Castle and the enchanted hills of William Randolph Hearst.
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Discover Nitt Witt Ridge, a Cambria home constructed entirely of sculpted junk and recycled material.
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