San Luis Obispo County
Morro Bay
Where majestic rock meets ocean magic
About Morro Bay
Morro Bay's iconic volcanic rock rises from the Pacific like a sleeping giant, casting its spell over a charming harbor town where sea otters play among colorful kayaks and fishing boats. Savor buttery clam chowder at waterfront cafes while pelicans dive for their dinner, then stroll the Embarcadero as fog rolls in to kiss the legendary Morro Rock. This is coastal California at its most enchanting—where every sunset feels like a masterpiece painted just for you.
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Local Businesses
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bankRabobank
251, Harbor Street, CA, 93442
car_partsAutoZone
450, Quintana Road, CA, 93442
The Shell Shop
The Shell Shop, 590 Embarcadero, Morro Bay, CA 93442, United States of America
fuelSinclair
940, Morro Bay Boulevard, CA
butcherMorro Bay Butcher & Deli
911, Main Street, CA, 93442
doctorsMorro Family Practice
685, Morro Avenue, CA, 93442
clinicUrgent Care
deliMorro Bay House of Jerky
1130, Front Street, Morro Bay, CA, 93442
post_officeMorro Bay Post Office
Latest News in Morro Bay
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Morro BayReimagined Morro Bay Avocado Festival Returns Saturday, September 12
If you've been missing that unmistakable avocado-everything energy on the Embarcadero, good news: AvoFest is back at the Morro Bay Waterfront this Saturday, September 12. It's a full day of live music, displays, games and, of course, plenty of creative ways to eat the fruit that put our corner of the coast on the map. There's something special about seeing neighbors and visitors wander the waterfront with guac in hand, the Rock in the background and a breeze off Estero Bay. Big thanks to Estero Bay News for keeping us posted on the return of this longtime local tradition. Whether you're a festival regular or a first-timer, come hungry, bring layers (it's Morro Bay, after all) and support the vendors and musicians who make this town feel like home. See you down by the water.
Morro BayCity Council Green Lights Buying Morro Elementary
Big news for the west side of town: the Morro Bay City Council has voted to move forward with buying Morro Elementary School. That's the grand old main building from 1936 — generations of local kids have walked through those doors, and now the city is poised to decide what comes next for the site. This isn't just a real estate transaction. It's a chance to shape what Morro Bay looks like for the next fifty years — whether that's community space, housing, parks, or some mix. Estero Bay News has the details, and we'll be watching closely as the purchase moves ahead. Whatever happens, it's worth showing up for the conversation. This is our town, and this corner of it belongs to all of us.
Morro BayReport Seeks to Reclaim City Park
If you’ve driven past City Park lately, you’ve probably noticed the playground sitting quiet behind that pretty iron fence—wood chips clean, swings still, no kids. It’s a strange sight in a town that loves its green spaces, and it’s got folks wondering what’s next. Estero Bay News dug into the story, and it looks like the city is finally ready to tackle the playground’s future. For Morro Bay families, this isn’t just about new slides or a fresh coat of paint. It’s about having a safe, welcoming spot where kids can be kids again, right in the heart of town. With the fence already up, the next step is figuring out what kind of playground fits our community—and how to pay for it. Let’s hope the conversation stays loud and neighborly, because this little corner of the park matters more than we realize.