Every moment nature provides something special. The Morro Bay Museum of Natural History in MB State Park is a fantastic place to learn about the marvelous treasure. Only $3.00 for people 17 years of age and over , this is a GEM. Overlooking the water, with exhibits as to wind, Morro Rock, Marine Mammals, birds. Great collection of birds to... More

Bring your old shows to walk on the mud flats. Or you can view it from the car but that is not as fun. More

This is a gorgeous area by the Natural History Museum. You often see people clam here. It's a small beach but has the best view of the bay. A great place to park and enjoy the beauty. More

I love Morro Bay; it's a wonderful seaside town. On every trip, I make my way over to Morro Rock, where nearby, visitors can see groups of sea otters. You can easily locate them just off the rocky shore on the south side of Morro Rock and/or by renting a kayak at Rock Kayak Co., which is in town next... More

what a wonderful place for the animals, fish and birds that live in this estuary More

Nice little hands on museum right on the Embarcadero. Very interesting facts More

You have got to see this . All the water ways and birds. Go to the Elfin forest and get a veiw from up top. Its amazing! More

This is a rare chance to share this planet with nature. You have to see it to really believe it--and don't miss the drive through the Morro Bay State park--wow. More

Rent a kayak, or bring your own and choose to put-in up at Coleman Cove (sand) or south at the concrete launch ramp. From the ramp it is about a two mile paddle to the Rock, with the playful otters just offshore (stay away, they are protected), or for a shorter paddle go south to the Marina, where you can... More