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Learn MoreMorro Bay has three distinct aquatic districts to explore: the beach, the bay, and the harbor. Each offer their own set of activities, wildlife, atmosphere, and experiences to uncover. The beach is where relaxation and sport collide.
Over six miles of continuous sand to wander. Our bay is a protected sanctuary brimming with life. Kayak or paddleboard through its calm waters or bike along its shore for beautiful vistas and meandering paths. The harbor is a working harbor where fisherman return with daily catches that are served at our local restaurants and is also where you can find our population of Sea Otters basking in the sun.
Located on the bay and a calm spot for launching kayaks and paddle boards right into the harbor. This park is located along the Harbor Walk and bike path and is a great spot for bird and ocean life watching. Vistors can enjoy breath-taking views of the bay and Morro Rock while picnicking. There are public restrooms, basketball court, swing set for the kids.
Sprawling from the base of Morro Rock to the north, Morro Rock Beach is where fun and sport collide. Its miles of beach is perfect for playing, beach combing, relaxing, or surfing. Connected to Morro Strand and North Point Beach, you can enjoy walking over six miles of uninterrupted sandy coastline. And with ample parking, public restrooms, and showers onsite, it’s the perfect place to bring the beach chairs, umbrellas, and beach toys for an entire day of fun in the sand. Stay for the sunset to watch Morro Rock come alive with color, utilize one of the City’s fire pits overlooking the beach, and stargaze to the sound of the waves.
*Please note: campfires on the beach are only allowed with permits from the City of Morro Bay.
Beach Wheelchair Program - mobility chairs are available to the public to use for free. Contact the Harbor Department for more information.
The northeast bay offers a different kind of beach experience. Located on the calm, pristine bay, ideal for launching kayaks and paddleboards in the back bay National Estuary. With a perfect view of the sand spit, and abundant wildlife, this beach is a short walk from the heron and cormorant rookery located near the entrance of the National History Museum. Morro Bay State Park Beach is rustic, natural spot calling for exploration and wildlife viewing. It also offers a less seen and unspoiled view of Morro Rock.
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