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Price Historical Park

9 Reviews

#12 of 15 things to do in Pismo Beach

Sights & Landmarks, Historic Sites

100 Rancho Pismo Drive, Pismo Beach, CA 93449

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“Very Historic Area”

People are correct, no one is around on a Saturday morning and there is minimal or no signage. This... read more

Reviewed January 24, 2018

5150rocks

Redwood City, California

“Passably Interesting”

This is a group of buildings and a small farm that were the homestead of the founder of the city of... read more

Reviewed April 15, 2012

tooluser

Los Angeles, California

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3.0 9 reviews

Excellent11%
Very good22%
Average45%
Poor0%
Terrible22%

Jan 24, 2018

“Very Historic Area”

Dec 1, 2017

“Local Eval= Not for tourists & generally closed”

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100 Rancho Pismo Drive, Pismo Beach, CA 93449

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Most Helpful Positive Review

trkennedy

Little Rock, Arkansas

Reviewed December 20, 2012

Fun Price Historical Park

Our Group Family Reunion had Lunch at the Park, The View was Beautiful. The Kids had a Great time playing games and after Lunch all the Familys sat around telling stories until SunSet.

5 Thank trkennedy

Most Helpful Critical Review

Andrew F

Jefferson City, Missouri

18885

Reviewed June 6, 2011

Local History at it's best

It's great to go and visit - if you can go when it's open. They've been working on this site for the past 15 years +, and since I was a kid I'd go out here to spend a little time. It's still not done...More

7 Thank Andrew F

5150rocks

Redwood City, California

16441

Reviewed January 24, 2018

Very Historic Area

People are correct, no one is around on a Saturday morning and there is minimal or no signage. This is an historic park and house in the middle of a neighborhood and supported by donations from the public and city. It is interesting to see...More

2 Thank 5150rocks

Paul M

San Luis Obispo, California

8135

Reviewed December 1, 2017

Local Eval= Not for tourists & generally closed

This is a local landmark that mainly is of interest to certain locals in the area. Price was one of the founding people in the Pismo area & the houses are careful works of restoration that has been going on for years. The grounds are...More

1 Thank Paul M

Eric M

Pismo Beach, California

22334

Reviewed September 13, 2016

Cool little attraction!

Historic buildings in a dry park like setting. You can drive right up to it or walk up via walking trails.

1 Thank Eric M

e2live

Tucson, Arizona

124

Reviewed August 21, 2016

Not worth the visit.

No one around and pathways were locked on a Saturday afternoon. No signage to explain anything. Pictures on website are misleading about what you will see on site which was totally uninteresting and uninviting. It has potential. If someday there is explanatory signage, and false...More

1 Thank e2live

FarAway543253

9143

Reviewed April 6, 2015 via mobile

Nothing to see

Two buildings at the end of a road in an area regulated for new houses. It seems to be closed for good, and the houses were not special.

6 Thank FarAway543253

trkennedy

Little Rock, Arkansas

Reviewed December 20, 2012

Fun Price Historical Park

Our Group Family Reunion had Lunch at the Park, The View was Beautiful. The Kids had a Great time playing games and after Lunch all the Familys sat around telling stories until SunSet.

5 Thank trkennedy

tooluser

Los Angeles, California

127147

Reviewed April 15, 2012

Passably Interesting

This is a group of buildings and a small farm that were the homestead of the founder of the city of Pismo Beach. It's totally out of the way near a new subdivision, and you have to deliberately search for it. Unless they are running...More

7 Thank tooluser

micanthony76

Pismo Beach, California

3615

Reviewed December 5, 2011

Interesting

I would say if you are interested in history or love old homes, you should go. There was an ice cream social that I took my family, the little ones were bored. I love the pictures in the homes that show Pismo's past. You can't...More

7 Thank micanthony76