Fisherman's Beach, San Luis Obispo, CA 93405, United States
Geo Location
Lat long (35.1754562,-120.7533694)
Fisherman's Beach - Featured Reviews (141)
Just dog bliss! Our corgi will just run end to end chasing the seagulls! Big enough to find some space for yourself usually or make tons of friends meeting other dogs!
Port San Luis use to be the place to go. Not so much now. There are many new rules which are not posted except at the site. No dogs allowed on DOG BEACH any more. No place for our traveling companions, dogs, to relieve themselves. Every dirt patch now has a sign stating "Sensitive Area Stay Out". There are still dogs on Dog Beach. There is still a dog poop bag station setup next to the sensitive area signs. The camp host said, in email, she doesn't agree with the no dogs on beach rule. I pointed out 7 dogs on the beach to her, she said she notified harbor patrol. Guess who never showed up to enforce this rule. There was a camper stuck, yelling for help, trying to climb a 75ft cliff going from Dog Beach to the cliff camping sites. Unable physically to help I called the harbor patrol office, spoke to Chris. It took Chris 25 minutes before responding to help. Other campers ended up helping her. Cars are parked in clearly marked No Parking areas yet harbor patrol never bothered to look into this, even after driving past these vehicles several times. To all of us campers it looks like they only enforce rules when they want to. There is a terrible speeding problem in front of the waterfront campsites. The roadway is posted 15mph limit but noone enforces it. There are many many issues that need to be addressed at this site.
Great little beach in Port San Luis Harbor. You'll find it at the very end of Avila Beach Drive on the left before you make it to the parking lot. It's a small beach but there are no cars allowed and usually not many people on it. Dogs are no longer allowed on this beach.
What a great place to come and let your dog run free! It should be understood that dogs are dogs and it is the responsibility of the owner to make judgment calls on the hostility of thier animal. Also, it's a good thing the tide comes in twice a day to wash away all the dog urine and fecies. And wouldn't it be better to just let the dog pooh biodegrade naturally instead of wrapping it in a plastic bag only to take an extra 150 years because half of the people don't bother to take the bag of pooh with them after doing their part of bagging it up!
Very nice times to be had here. Warning the dogs can run up the rocks to he roadside where the listed speed is 40 and it's a very narrow two lanes with lots of parked cars.
There is some serious danger for the dogs in that regard, my dog was all most hit and killed in that situation. I ripped open my foot running vertical up jagged rocks.
Besides that it's pretty amazing beach spot for off the collar dogs and beach great for kids
Not a dog beach. That one is a few yards away before this beach. Which is nice to have both options. This portion doesn't have a bathroom. The dog beach at Old Porte does.
Beautiful area for day visits and camping. Very safe water conditions and weather is typically great. The sand and beach are nice and clean. Routine Harbor Patrol patrols of the area are good for all around checks on safety and assistance if needed.
1. This is NOT dog friendly, the dog beach part is the tiny beach on the other side of the rocks.
2. It’s filthy, it’s covered in rotting seaweed and the water is orange and smells like dead fish.
3. The road is very close and poses a danger to dogs and children.
4. There is no beach amenities such as a bathroom or a place to rinse off after.
The best dog beach is Morro Bay Dog Beach or Pismo. We came here to try something new because it’s 40 minutes closer. Not worth it.
I've climbed up this hill with a friend both during the day and during the evening. It's a great vantage point to be able to see the lights of all the climbers of Madonna mountain. My friend likes to call this place flat top hill. It's just a leisure
Cute and well-maintained park. The bathrooms are kept clean and there is plenty of space set aside for courts built for various sports. There's also plenty of free space to run around for kids, dogs, or people playing a sport on their own outside of
Well kept park. A few homeless sometimes scattered about, but there's plenty of space. Nice green grass and shady areas, plus a play area for little kids that looks like it would be a lot of fun if I completely refuted adulthood (which I am still con
Leslie's MUSE women's writing circle offers an experience of the senses and dip into creative beauty. She gently brings you into intuition & relaxation through a variety of mindfulness & somatic noticing exercises, which opens the body, mind and sen
Great atmosphere and great whiskeys! The Distiller's Reserve Rye is probably the best rye I've ever had, and we just got back from a week on the Kentucky Bourbon Trail.
It's a fun hike but can be pretty steep and is one of the more difficult hikes around the area. There's a fair amount of poison oak on the trail. So be careful. I would ensure you wear decent hiking shoes for this one and bring water. If you're bring
Great hike, not super long but still a bit tiring. Pretty steep at the end so bring hiking sticks if that's something you use.
Great views from the top, especially if it's been raining recently, it gets really green!
Plus of course, there's the nic
My husband and I ordered two MILD (wasnât spicy at all which is what we wanted) sandwich meals which each came with fries and a drink. I also got an order of fried pickles (I wish they came with ranch but they were very fresh and good). And last we
The food is excellent with great service. Its alway the quality of the ingredients which really is highlighted in every bite! The atmosphere is very nice with table views of the creek.
I always prefer the traditional Japanese dishes like sushi or s
Super nice outdoor 16 lane lap pool. Reservations are easy to make, it's cheap for such a nice pool, you get the lane to yourself, and most people seemed to be very courteous. I'm used to awful indoor gym pools so this place is phenomenal, especially
Excellent service and our server was very knowledgeable and friendly, answering all of our wine questions. The tasting room is a nice quiet place next to a lot of vinyards where we could savor each glass under the cool breeze. Interesting lighter Zin
Bear & the Wren in San Luis Obispo was a pleasant surprise. The pizza with hot honey was quite enjoyable, offering a unique flavor combination. Our server knew their way around the wine list, providing helpful recommendations. The management was frie
OK, so it is a place that sells junk...but that's only half the story. They (or their creative partners) find clever ways to reuse/repurpose pieces of nostalgia in a way that's either functional (like antique cameras into lamps) or art (like Monopol
