San Luis Obispo County
Cayucos
Where Old California Meets Ocean Bliss
About Cayucos
Picture a place where weathered fishing boats bob in the harbor while surfers catch morning waves, and the scent of saltwater mingles with wood smoke from the legendary Hoppe's Garden Bistro. Cayucos wraps you in the embrace of a bygone era—think antique shops housed in century-old buildings, the iconic Cayucos Pier stretching into endless Pacific blue, and beach bonfires that make every sunset feel like a celebration. This is California's most perfectly preserved seaside village, where flip-flops are formal wear and every day feels like a gentle escape from the modern world.
Upcoming Events & Nearby
All eventsFort Vine
Schooners
Cayucos Fall Antique Street Faire
Gems By The Sea
Dave Blunts LIVE at Fremont Theater
Zongo All-Stars - Live at the Lighthouse
Point San Luis Lighthouse
communityPismo BeachCal Poly Mustangs Womens Volleyball vs. CSUN Matadors Womens Volleyball
Mott Athletics Center
Cal State Northridge Matadors vs Cal Poly Mustangs Womens Volleyball
Mott Gym
Cal State Northridge Matadors vs Cal Poly Mustangs Womens Volleyball
Mott Gym
Brighter Days For Donkeys
Tennessee Jimmy Harrell
The Porch Cafe
AGHS Class of 1981 45 year Class Reunion!
Long Beach State vs Cal Poly Mustangs Womens Soccer
Alex G. Spanos Stadium
Local Businesses
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ice_creamCayucos Candy Counter
wineryCayucos Cellars
131, North Ocean Avenue, Cayucos, CA, 93430
Cloisters Community Park
Cloisters Community Park, Morro Bay, California, United States of America
viewpointEstero Bay
wineryStephens Cellar
7575, York Mountain Road, CA
Bayshore Bluffs Park
Bayshore Bluffs Park, Morro Bay, California, United States of America
Monarch Grove Natural Area
Monarch Grove Natural Area, Cuesta-by-the-Sea, California, United States of America
H&R Block
H&R Block, 1075 Quintana Road, Morro Bay, CA 93442, United States of America
Pasadena Park
Pasadena Park, Baywood Park, California, United States of America
Latest News in Cayucos
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CayucosCayucos Rejects Water Rate Hike
South Cayucos neighbors just proved that speaking up still works. Enough residents filed protest votes to stop the County's proposed water rate hike cold, sending staff and the Supervisor back to the drawing board. That's not a small thing in a town our size, where every dollar on the water bill hits hard. Water is personal here. We're a small coastal community, and when rates climb, it's not an abstract line item — it's families, retirees, and small businesses already stretched thin. The fact that folks took the time to formally protest, and that it actually worked, says a lot about how engaged Cayucos is. Estero Bay News (Cayucos) has the full rundown, including what happens next now that the increase is off the table for now. Worth a read, and worth staying tuned — this conversation isn't over.
CayucosCemetery District Looking to Expand
The Cayucos-Morro Bay Cemetery District is once again looking to expand, as reported by Estero Bay News (Cayucos). With local cemeteries nearing capacity, the district is actively pursuing a new location to serve families for generations to come. If you’ve ever tried to secure a plot or plan ahead, you know how important this is for our tight-knit coastal community. This isn’t just about land—it’s about honoring our loved ones close to home. The district’s efforts reflect our area’s growth and the need for thoughtful planning. Stay tuned for updates on where this new site might go and how you can have a say.
CayucosCelebrating Good Clean Fun for 50 Years
Fifty years is a long time to keep a business going, but for Steve Hennigh and Good Clean Fun in Cayucos, it’s been a labor of love. Since 1976, this beloved shop has been the go-to spot for beach gear, souvenirs, and that quintessential Central Coast vibe. As reported by the Estero Bay News, Hennigh is marking a half-century of serving locals and visitors alike with a smile and a steady supply of boogie boards and sunscreen. For anyone who’s spent a summer afternoon in Cayucos, Good Clean Fun is more than a store—it’s a landmark. It’s where families grab their gear before hitting the waves, and where kids pick out postcards and saltwater taffy. In an era of big-box stores and online shopping, Steve’s dedication to keeping it local and personal is a reminder of what makes our small coastal communities special. Here’s to 50 more years of good, clean fun!