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Pismo Beach Lodging Choices
To plan your next Pismo Beach getaway, browse through our Hotel Location Map or select your desired price range: $-$$, $-$$$, $$-$$$, $$$ ( $ = $99 and less $$ = $100+ $$$ = $150+)
Relax in the comfort of your own RV at one of two our fully equipped RV Parks that boast the most spectacular ocean vistas in all of Central California.
For a beach vacation with all of the comforts of home, Pismo Beach offers a variety of options of vacation rentals from charming beach bungalows to opulent ocean bluff villas.
Enjoy the best of the outdoors hiking, surf-fishing, kayaking and more right on the Central Coast. Pismo Beach offers two campgrounds each offering it's own unique topography and ecosystem.
- Wine & Waves
Wine & Waves In Pismo Beach
Your Wine and Waves Destination
Pismo Beach is the ideal destination to enjoy the comforts of the beach and sip on some of the best varietals of the Central Coast
Over 20 wineries and tasting rooms are located within a fifteen-minute drive of downtown Pismo. Click here for a complete list of area wineries.
Our wine cafes are located on Price Street, also called "Restaurant Row."
Click here for a complete map with suggested wineries and turn-by-turn driving directions throughout Pismo, Edna Valley and Arroyo Grande.
Known for Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Syrah, Edna Valley is one of the most distinct wine regions of the Central Coast. 14 wineries are within the Edna Valley and a short drive inland from Pismo Beach.
The scenic Avila Valley is home to seven local wineries which boast an array of flavors and varietals for you to enjoy.
A small coastal town just south of Pismo Beach is the Arroyo Grande Wine region which boasts 3 distinct wineries.
- Dining
Pismo Beach Dining
From Fresh Chowder to Regional Italian and Farm to Table Cuisine, Pismo Beach offers an array of dining options to satisfy any palette
- Things To Do
Things To Do In Pismo Beach
Gateway City to the Dunes
Experience all Pismo has to offer with an array of outdoor activities.
These other activities are a very integral part of the Pismo Beach experience.
From golfing to surfing, experience it all in the heart of Pismo Beach.
We may be known for our clams in Pismo Beach but we also boast one of the finest butterfly preserves.
Sports equipment is available for rental including kayaks, surfboards, and ATVs.
Explore over a dozen city parks.
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Monarch Butterflies cluster by the thousands. Our Monarch Butterfly Grove is located on Highway 1 just south of the North Pismo State Beach Campground. For more information, please visit www.MonarchButterfly.org. - Pismo Today
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Pismo Beach » Today » Ocean/Surf Report
Diablo Canyon Power Plant - Ocean/Surf Report for 2/6/2012
SWELL:
Arriving from the Northwest:
This morning's 5- to 7-foot northwesterly (290-degree
deep-water) swell (with a 13- to 15-second period) will
decrease to 3 to 5 feet (with an 11- to 13-second period)
this afternoon.
Strong to gale-force (25 to 38 mph) southeasterly winds
tonight into Tuesday morning will generate 7- to 9-foot
southerly (190-degree shallow-water) seas (with 4- to
6-second period) late Monday night through Tuesday
morning.
A 7- to 9-foot westerly (270-degree deep-water) swell
(with an 11- to 20-second period) will follow Tuesday
afternoon and night.
An 11- to 13-foot west-northwesterly (285-degree deep-water)
swell (with an 11- to 18-second period) will develop along
the Pecho Coast on Wednesday. This west-northwesterly
(285-degree deep-water) swell will decrease to 8- to
10-feet (with an 11- to 17-second period) on Thursday.
A 6- to 8-foot northwesterly (310-degree deep-water) sea
and swell (with 5- to 14-second period) will develop along
the Central Coast on Friday through Saturday.
Preliminary extended surf analysis:
A series of storms in the North Pacific will continue to
produce a series of medium to higher-energy swell events
through February.
SEAWATER TEMPERATURE:
Intake seawater temperatures will range between 54- and 56
-degrees through Friday.
SEAWATER VISIBILITY:
Seawater visibility was 20- to 22-feet at the Diablo Canyon Intake.
OUTLOOK for WINDS:
DIR. SE SPEED 30-35 + 45 Tuesday morning
Decreasing to: DIR. SW SPEED 15-20 Tuesday afternoon
Decreasing to: DIR. SW SPEED 5-10 Tuesday night
EXTENDED OCEAN CONDITION OUTLOOK:
A change to wetter and cooler conditions across the Central
Coast is anticipated late in February, and these conditions
should persist into early April.
