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VISITORS MAP Brown Butter Cookie Company FOOD, BEVERAGE AND EVENTS VENUES Public Restrooms . 190 Ocean Front Ave . John Fazio Real Estate . .109 S Ocean Ave . 712-2889 CAYUCOS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE A Deli & Pieman Pies . 12 N Ocean Ave . 995-1804 Public Tennis Courts & Pool . .250 B St . 781-5930 Rock View Realty . .146 N Ocean Ave . 225-3151 VISITORS MAP Brown Butter Cookie Company . .98 N Ocean Ave . 995-2076 Skate Park . 10 Cayucos Dr . Sims & Company . .299 Cayucos Dr . 234-4315 Café della Via . 155 N Ocean Ave . 995-1610 St Joseph’s Catholic Church . .360 Park Ave . 995-3243 Western Heritage Realty . .. 225 S Ocean Ave . 550-5211 Cass House . 222 N Ocean . 995-3669 LODGING SHOPPING Cayucos Candy Counter . 75 Cayucos Dr . 995-1197 Beachside Rentals . .151 Cayucos Dr . 995-3680 Cayucos Collective . 123 N Ocean Ave . 900-5247 Cayucos Cellars . 131 N Ocean Ave . 995-3036 Beachwalker Inn . 501 S Ocean Ave . 995-2133 Cayucos Coffee . 151 N Ocean Ave . 995-1617 Cayucos Seniors Thrift Shop . 200 S Ocean Ave . 995-3543 Bella Vista Mobile Lodge . 350 N Ocean Ave . 995-3644 Cayucos Creek Barn . 1155 Cayucos Creek Rd . 995-2965 Cayucos Surf Company . .95 Cayucos Dr . 995-1000 Cayucos Fine Meats & Deli . .301 S Ocean Ave . 995-3929 Cass House . 222 N Ocean Ave . 995-3669 Good Clean Fun . .. 136 Ocean Front Ave . 995-1993 Cayucos Liquors . 75 S Ocean Ave . 995-3711 Cayucos Beach Inn . .333 S Ocean Ave . 995-2828 Greywood Home and Garden . 158 N Ocean Ave . 801-6256 Cayucos Vets Hall . 10 Cayucos Dr . 995-2401 Cayucos Motel . .20 S Ocean Ave . 995-3670 Happy Go Smile . 36 N Ocean Ave . 235-4353 Divine Street Café & Catering . .84 N Ocean Ave . 900-5490 Cayucos Sunset Inn B&B . .. 95 S Ocean Ave . 995-2500 Lady Spencer’s Gifts . .. 156 N Ocean Ave . 995-3771 Duckie’s Chowder House . 55 Cayucos Dr . 995-2245 Cayucos Vacation Rentals . .177 N Ocean Ave . 995-2322 McLean Jewelry . .. 180 N Ocean Ave . 995-1212 Five Olives Grill . 222 N Ocean . 995-3669 Cypress Tree Motel . .125 S Ocean Ave . 995-3917 Pier Gifts On The 1 . 143 N Ocean Ave . 995-1849 Full Moon Wine Bar & Bistro . 10 N Ocean Ave . 995-0095 Dolphin Inn . .. 399 S Ocean Ave . 995-3810 Remember When . 152 N Ocean Ave . 995-1232 Martin’s Restaurant . .49 S Ocean Ave . 995-2626 Estero Bay Motel . 25 S Ocean Ave . 995-3614 Remember When Too . 36 N Ocean Ave . 995-2074 The Outlook . 248 S Ocean Ave . 900-5500 Ocean Front Pizza . .156 1/2 Ocean Front Ave . 995-2979 Highway One Vacation Rentals . 148 N Ocean Ave . 995-3678 Old Cayucos Tavern . 130 N Ocean Ave . 995-3209 On The Beach B&B . 181 N Ocean Ave . 995-3200 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES Paul’s Liquors . 101 N Ocean Ave . 995-3422 Pier View Suites . 12 N Ocean Ave . 995-0014 Cayucos Eyeworks – Optometry . 98 S Ocean Ave . 995-2777 Ruddell’s Smokehouse . 101 D St . 995-5028 Cayucos Tax Service . 10 N Ocean Ave . 995-5049 Schooner’s Wharf . 171 N Ocean Ave . 995-3883 Sea Gull Motel . 51 S Ocean Ave . 995-1600 Seaside Motel . .42 S Ocean Ave . 995-3809 Laura Rarig-Leary, CPA . 36 N Ocean Ave . 995-0858 Sea Shanty Restaurant . 296 S Ocean Ave . 995-3272 Edward Jones Investments . 241 S Ocean Ave . 995-2110 All Phone Numbers in Area Code 805 SeeLyon Beach Rentals . .48 S Ocean Ave . 995-3643 Skipper’s Restaurant . 113 N Ocean Ave . 995-1122 Qatna Tech - Tech Services . .12 N Ocean Ave . 900-5119 Shoreline Inn . 1 N Ocean Ave . 995-3681 CONSUMER SERVICES The Way Station . 80 N Ocean Ave . 995-1329 Terry F Moore DDS . 176 N Ocean Ave . 995-3123 Top Dog Coffee Bar and Café . 12 N Ocean Ave . 900-5194 REAL ESTATE SALES Car Wash . 273 Birch Ave . PERSONAL SERVICES Cayucos Gas/Bakery/Deli . .198 N Ocean Ave . 995-2600 COMMUNITY SERVICES AND RECREATION Central Coast Real Estate . 10 N Ocean Ave . 995-2347 Bodyworks . .41 North 3rd St . 995-0722 Cayucos Pharmacy . .72 S Ocean Ave . 995-3538 Cayucos Art Assn Gallery . 10 Cayucos Dr . 995-2049 Coldwell Banker Real Estate . 48 S Ocean Ave . 235-8552 Cayucos Aloha Spa . .196 S Ocean Ave . 995-2222 Post Office . .97 Ash Ave . 995-3479 Cayucos Community Church . 60 S Third St . 995-3821 Dale Kaiser Real Estate . 36 N Ocean Ave . 995-2900 Cayucos Barber Shop . .175 N Ocean Ave . 995-2700 Cayucos Super Market . 301 S Ocean Ave . 995-3929 Cayucos History Museum . 41 S Ocean Ave . 995-1200 Franklin Real Estate & Rentals . .289 S Ocean Ave . 995-9390 Cayucos Unleashed . 287 S Ocean Ave . 900-5555 Launderland - Laundromat . .475 S Ocean Ave . Cayucos Library . .. 310 B St . 995-3312 Gilligan Real Estate . .100 S Ocean Ave . 995-1057 Gentle Hands by Sandi . 80 N Ocean Ave . 234-6260 Nelson’s Garage . .. 50 S Ocean Ave . 995-3658 Cayucos School . .301 Cayucos Dr . 995-3694 Highway One Realty . 148 N Ocean Ave . 995-1545 Illuminate Spa & Boutique . .257 S Ocean Ave . 900-5400 Rabobank . 107 N Ocean Ave . 995-3671 Cayucos Visitors’ Center . 41 S Ocean Ave . 995-1200 James Molnar Realty . 80 N Ocean Ave . 469-6448 Noggins N’ Nails Etc . 14 N Ocean Ave . 995-1030 < Cayucos Creek Rd HWY 1 N & S To Cypress Ave MAP LEGEND School Library Little Cayucos Creek <99-0> STREET NUMBERS Birch Ave Cayucos Drive Cayucos Bakerseld Ave BEACH ACCESS Swimming D St Hardie B St Pool Fresno Ave Park Park Ave Park Ave Park E St F St G St I St H St J St PLAYGROUND 4th St Park Ave Ash Ave Santa Ysabel Dr Post Oce St Mary Ave 100 St Mary Ave 300> <299-200> <199-100> <99-0> <0-49> <50-99> 200> N Ocean Ave N Ocean Ave S Ocean Ave 300> 400> 500> D St To 10 1St St S Ocean Ave Skate < S 3rd St 2nd St HWY 1 Park N 3rd St . > Cayucos Creek 4th St St 13th 6th St P 5th St 12th St > Ocean Front Ave > 10th St 11th St 8th St North 7th St Ocean Front Ln 9th St Vets Hall P Pacic Ave PLAYGROUND PIER Pacic Ave CAYUCOS STATE BEACH Cass Ave VISITORS PAUL k ANDREWS CENTER PARK Hearst Castle EVENTS CALENDAR CAYUCOS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE WINE COUNTRY CONTINUING ACTIVITIES VISITORS MAP Farmer’s Market • Every Friday, Memorial Weekend – Labor Day Piedras Blancas SAN SIMEON Coastal Discovery & Stewardship Light Station PASO ROBLES Cayucos Visitors Center and History Musuem Piedras Blancas Elephant Seal Rookery Santa Rosa Creek Rd VINEYARD DR ANNUAL EVENTS WINE COUNTRY January Carlin Soulé Memorial Polar Bear Dip CAMBRIA Cayucos Wine & Food Festival TEMPLETON February Pacific Coast Wine Trail Passport Weekend WINE COUNTRY Old Creek Rd March Mermaid March - All Month WINE COUNTRY Cayucos Sea Glass Festival Masquerade Ball & Dinner Auction PACIFIC OCEAN Easter Cayucos Easter Egg Hunt Harmony ATASCADERO Headlands Easter Bonnet Dog Parade Where the Old West Meets the Pacific in Cayucos, California - a classic little beach town! Estero Blus April EROICA California Vintage Bike Tour Whale Rock State Park May Antiques Street Faire CAYUCOS Reservoir May Madness Fireworks Fundraiser CAYUCOS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Cayucos State Beach Access Point Memorial Weekend Peddlers Faire Lost At Sea Memorial Day Service VISITORS CENTER Miracle Miles for Kids HISTORY MUSEUM Antique Insulators Show Antique Gas & Steam Engine Show 41 SOUTH OCEAN AVENUE June SLO Gem & Mineral Show ACTIVITY MAP MORRO BAY CAYUCOS, CA 93430 Cayucos Activities Overview July 4th of July Celebration cayucoschamber.com/ThingsToDo.html SOUTH BAY BLVD Sand Sculpture Contest 805-995-1200 MAP LEGEND Annual Parade & Fireworks cayucosvisitorcenter@gmail .com LOS OSOS VALLEY RD July 4th Weekend Peddlers Faire HIGHWAY SAN LUIS OBISPO Montana de Oro Cayucos Lions Barbeque STREET State Park Cayucos Lioness Bingo FOR MORE INFORMATION BIKE ROUTE WINE COUNTRY Pancake Breakfast www .cayucoschamber .com Annual Rock to Pier Fun Run Thank you, Terry Throop for your time and dedication to this project! Rock’n Around the Pier Half Marathon cayucoschamber@gmail .com Annual Portuguese Celebration Activity Website Activity Website August Cayucos Lioness Spaghetti Feed Summer Hours.
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