I've taken the Grandsons to the library twice this summer and they did the reading program…read more Great high quality small library. Show your support for this non profit with a donation if you can. The boys really liked it. And asked to return. Ages 5 and 9. First Saturday most months is a Vintage market and Makers fair. 8 am to 1 pm. Usually 1 food vendor too.

Templeton is a small but mighty town. Population runs in the high 8000s. In the town, they have a…read morelibrary. It's on S Main Street across the street from Templeton High School. Sure at first glance it looks like any other community library. It has books, free wifi, computer use, children's reading programs and community events, and book store with profits going back to the library. But unlike most libraries, this one is 100% funded by donors. Staff is made up of volunteers. The community began fund raising and looking for land to construct a library in 2000. In 2020, the County has no funds to provide to the library project. So the community had to pivot to reduce their budget to get the library completed. And they did. In January 2023, the modular built library opened. What a community accomplishment! A nonprofit community organization maintains the funding to oversee the continuing maintenance and operations. Plus the building is made of materials sourced and purchased in the United States, 70% of the materials are made from recycled content and are themselves 100% recyclable. How awesome is that?! Very awesome! (Builder: Enviroplex in Stockton, CA.. Luv the Stockton connection.) This isn't Templeton's first library though. They had one that the women's civic club created back in 1915. But closed in 1979 due to lack of county funding. A lot of libraries closed that year, including some in my hometown. Super glad that Templeton has a library again. The library's motto is ... "A place to gather and grow". Perfect.

Great library, good resources, attentive, helpful staff. Ample parking and very clean and quiet.read more

The Librarian, MJ, was superb assistant with my printing of an email document!!…read moreThank you, MJ

Cute library. I really like the windows where you can set up your computer to do some work. We sat…read morefor a while and worked on the puzzle. Very clean bathrooms.

What a charming library! Very friendly staff, and this was a great way to spend an hour with my…read morekiddo on a recent trip. Lots of selection, free wifi (and a charging stand for cellphones!), comfy seating with a fireplace, water bottle filler... what else do you need? :)

Super cute little town on the Central California coast. There's a west village and an east village,…read moreso be sure to explore from one end to the other. Many little shops and eateries. You'll be sure to find your favorites in no time. There are many accommodations to choose from in Cambria, many doggie friendly. In October, the Town of Cambria hosts a scarecrow festival, which you'll not want to miss. Need a big dose of ocean air? The boardwalk along Moonstone Beach will get you what you're looking for!

The little town of Cambria. I have been here twice. I noticed that people here are very friendly…read more Everytime I walked by anyone I would get a big smile and greeting. It is a small town so there is not much to do besides trying new restaurants and drinking with your buddies, but it is a really nice place to visit. It is really green and beautiful and you get a nice view on the drive there.

We always like stopping by Harmony with family or friends that have never been there. It's such a…read morecute little place. It just cracked them up that it says "Population 18!" We took some cute pictures and looked through the shops. It doesn't take too long, but it's definitely a place to stop by when you're in the area. 7/29/26

Town of 12.... Dairy is gone but ceramic shop, glass shop…read morewith craftspeople working a small coffee shop and a closet sized post office. Dairy has an ice cream truck but not on Tuesdays. It's worth the stop for old central coast california

My husband and I had our wedding here in April, 2016. We had such a wonderful experience. The…read morecoordinator helped us out after Centrally Grown canceled on us two months before our wedding. We had our ceremony outside, so I actually exited the Chapel as I came down the aisle.

We try to find something new to see or something new to do each time we go to Cambria for our…read morevacations. On the East Village off of Main Street, we always drive by this steep hill and have always seen the sign for "Santa Rosa Chapel & Cemetery". So this year we decided to drive up the hill and check it out! A great find to learn more about this town's history! The little chapel can be used for weddings! It was built back in 1870 and had been there since! An old cemetery is also located atop the hill behind the chapel. We took a stroll to check it out and was able to see a few familiar family names. And finally figured that Fiscalini Ranch Preserve was named after the Fiscalini family! I always wondered where that name came from!

Cambria's Veterans' Hall is the town's event center hosting many trade shows, community events, and…read moregovernment meetings. This year we visited Cambria's third annual Gem Show. That was a great event and highly recommend. - Every Friday afternoon the Cambria Street Fair is held here. - This building was moved here from Camp San Luis Obispo where it was once a movie theater.

This is a small courthouse in downtown Paso Robles. It has a newer design, as it is about 15 years…read moreold. Located right near the town center, its two courtrooms are located upstairs. Though the court building itself is on the smaller size as far as courts go, the courtrooms are all normal size and there is plenty of space for any kind of hearing that might need to take place, including jury trials. The volume of cases is low since it is a branch court, and not the main one for San Luis Obispo County. Chances are you would only appear here for something that is local to the area and not for a major dispute. The court house and the courtrooms themselves were well-maintained and clean. Nothing looked too worn out and getting through security was easy.

The thing with the short hair working the Traffic Window (only open 8am-12pm Wednesday and…read moreThursday) probably shouldn't work a people facing position. Rude and unhelpful with a sense of entitlement.