I'd say use another mail service but do we really have a choice? I either lose a package or have it…read moredelivered to a neighbor about once every 3 months. The lack of caring is probably the worst. We're not talking rocket science here. Match numbers on the envelope to the numbers on the box...

Superb quiet Post Office: you'd be hard pressed to find a nicer post office in California. Folks…read morehere genuinely helpful.

What a wonderful trip through an eventful life! We attended a 50th anniversary party at this…read morebeautifully located event center last weekend and were very impressed with the facilities. Friends and family gathered to make this a truly memorable occassion in this lovely place. Located on a main street in Avila Beach, the Community Center is behind the Post Office. Since virtually everything in Avila is relatively new, this is a bright modern and very functional space with a lovely view from the back balcony. There is a large parking lot below, which is hampered a bit by some ongoing construction. As someone who coordinated a huge social event in the county for half a decade, I can really appreciate the facilities available here to the public. There is a large kitchen with a pass through to the main room, there are tables and chairs available, and bathrooms off a small side hall. The banquet/meeting room also has AV equipment available for rent if desired. The multi-purpose room holds up to 150 people depending on the use. The rates vary from $50-$60 per hour, and there is a security deposit as well as a cleaning fee, which also vary depending on usage. You don't have to live in Avila Beach to use this facility. You can get a discount by joining the Avila Beach Civic Assocation, and being a member for one year to obtain 25% off the fees. I attended as a guest, and really enjoyed the guests, the fresh sea air, and beautiful weather at Avila, as well as the gorgeous sunset as the event wound down. I will keep this venue in mind for future fun!

From the owner: Beautiful community center located 1 block from beach. Call for tour and more information for your…read morespecial event. Weddings, reunions, parties & conferences.

An enlightening trip into the history of Pismo Beach…read more Visit the Website to book a tour of the Price Anniversary House. www.friendsofpricehouse.com

This off-the-beaten path local historic little park &…read morehistorical preserve, is likely not to be of much interest to any, but us locals. In general, the restored houses & the interesting stuff, is not open to the public, except on special occasions. I am a donor & supporter and even I often get forgotten for email invites. Since I am a relatively new local & was not born & raised here, my enthusiasm is not as great as those who can trace their ancestry back to Price's time. Awhile back, when I first donated, I went to check the place out. I found some hardy volunteers struggling with cutting grass & dealing with a water leak. I helped as best as I could, until a kind police officer used quite a bit of muscle to fully close a shut off main. After that ordeal, the caretaker was kind enough to give me a brief, but nice little tour of the inside of the Price house. While volunteers did an amazing job of restoration, some stuff was not original. The history of Price house can be found on the internet, if you are curious. As for the park area itself, it is pleasant enough, but rather raw & undeveloped. There is really not much to do nor see...especially for kids. I do appreciate the place for it's history & it still being sort of a serene oasis among the ugly developments. I have also found it to be a nice spot for some wildflower pics when in season. I think that it is a nobel endeavor & they do on-line donations if you are kind enough.

Literally 0 parking available on car show day so a lot of people Parked in a safe area in front of…read morea no parking sign. They had the audacity to write everyone tickets. How about take care of your city first instead of writing parking tickets

I've had several stressful situations where the Pismo Beach Police Department stepped in and truly…read morehelped me. They retrieved my stolen vehicle from an ex who kept violating multiple protection orders, and on another occasion they recovered my eldest son's cell phone from a different ex who attempted to theft it for the 3rd time after removing personal belongings & letting the air out of my tire from my vehicle then claimed I have no proof of him doing so in case of potential future legal action at controlling a narrative to portray himself as a victim for relief of any responsibility at potential claims of abuse. Every interaction has been friendly, supportive, and focused on keeping me safe -- never on penalizing me. I'm genuinely grateful for their help.

San Luis Obispo County Public Health officials announced an order on Wednesday, March 18, 2020 for…read moreall county residents to shelter in their homes. The shelter-at-home order goes into effect Thursday, March 19, 2020 at 5 p.m. This order is to aid in preventing the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19). The order is not a shelter-in-place, which is an order to barricade ones self inside one's home. The shelter-at-home order applies to pubic and private gatherings of any number of people outside a household or living space. This order encourages social distancing at this time, to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Social distancing -- a term that epidemiologists are using to refer to a conscious effort to reduce close contact between people and hopefully stymie community transmission of the virus. Activities that residents can still undertake while the order in place include: obtaining food, medications and sanitary items, outdoor activities such as walking, hiking, surfing, etc., helping to care for pets or relatives in other households, as well as going to health care appointments. In the city of SLO, bars, breweries and wine-tasting facilities are to close. Restaurants and coffee shops may only sell food and drinks to go, or for delivery. All essential government operations and businesses will remain open, including grocery stores, gas stations, and banks. According to a county official, residents are encouraged to voluntarily comply, however violations could be considered a misdemeanor. It is anticipated the shelter-at-home order will remain in effect for thirty days.

Traveling in and out of San Luis Obispo is a dream for me. Close to home, easy parking, easy access…read moreto the one gate and almost always on time flights, make my hops to Phoenix, LA and San Francisco simple. Thank you County of San Luis Obispo for a good time every time!

Again of five stars. I always buy tickets in advance and also get a ticket for the ride up there…read more We saw Alex Lucero this time. He sounded like Joe Cocker. Everybody was dancing and had a good time. My husband bought a bottle of wine and we drink about half of it. I know some of the volunteers there and they really work hard. They're there every weekend when they have concerts setting up staying for the concert and then tearing down much appreciated. Always remember to tip wherever there's a tip jar. My brother and his girlfriend want to go with us when we go again next year. I even recognize people from last year. Great following.

We just attended a concert at the Lighthouse outdoor venue. It was fantastic! The music, the views,…read moreand the staff. But.............this was a bummer. You cannot bring in water. They make you dump it before you enter the seating area. The women at the entry was very rude when I asked why. So your only way to have water is to buy the small plastic bottles which are not great for drinking or for the environment. My suggestion would be to have a filling station inside the venue so people with water bottles could drink water for free in their own vessels.

My iPad was stolen back in February. 8 months later- It pinged. I called in and told them the…read moresituation and they were on it, recovered within an hour! This was on a Saturday at 6:30pm. I had zero faith in its recovery. I lived in Minneapolis for 10 years. One winter my car was stolen, took police 4 hours to come and take a statement. They never found it. I realized Minneapolis is a lot bigger and more is going on... But I really can't believe my lil hometown showed them up! Thank you Christine I'm dispatch and Officer Moses.

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Located along highway 101 in California's Central Coast in the county of San Luis Obispo with a…read morepleasant, moderate weather year round. We love this classic, beach, small town that offers so much to its residents and visitors such as sandy beaches, camping, beautiful parks and so much more. It is dog-friendly so you see many fur babies around. We visit every summer and enjoy our staycation in Pismo and bring our dog along. Downtown has many shops and eateries, all small businesses which makes it even more special to us. We have always had a great time in this clean, beach town and will continue to enjoy.

Cute city. Loved visiting . We had no idea there was a car show and man was it packed. Saw so many…read morebeautiful cars! Being from Oxnard, I grew up with this car culture so it felt like I was home! The minus was the traffic craziness and really no officers out controlling it all. A lot of streets were blocked off causing tons of delays. We paid 20 bucks for parking , walked some trails and the beach. Cool that they allow vehicles on the beach! I had never seen that before. Lots of families and soccer teams on the beach on a Saturday.

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