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Moonstone Landing
Moonstone Landing



Sand Pebbles Inn
Sand Pebbles Inn



Fireside Inn on Moonstone Beach
Fireside Inn on Moonstone Beach



The Rigdon House
The Rigdon House



Cambria Shores Inn
Cambria Shores Inn



Blue Dolphin Inn
Blue Dolphin Inn



Cambria Pines Lodge
Cambria Pines Lodge



Cambria Beach Lodge
Cambria Beach Lodge



FogCatcher Inn
FogCatcher Inn



El Colibri Hotel & Spa
El Colibri Hotel & Spa



Cambria Palms Motel
Cambria Palms Motel



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East Village
East Village offers a relaxed escape from Cambria's tourist hotspots with charming historic homes tucked among Monterey pines. Art lovers can explore the Cambria Center for the Arts while nature enthusiasts should head to nearby Fiscalini Ranch Preserve for stunning coastal trails. This quiet residential area gives you a genuine taste of local Cambria life without the crowds. Dining options are limited to a few cozy cafes serving comfort food that typically close early evening. Most visitors stay in vacation rentals or small B&Bs that blend into the neighborhood's residential character. A car is essential for exploring, as East Village has minimal public transit but plenty of street parking.

Park Hill
Park Hill in Cambria invites you to slip into nature's embrace among towering Monterey pines. Winding trails at Fiscalini Ranch Preserve lead to breathtaking coastal views where you might spot migrating whales. After a day exploring Santa Rosa Creek Nature Preserve or Moonstone Beach Park, your peaceful forest retreat awaits. Cozy vacation rentals and charming B&Bs nestled in the trees offer a genuine local experience away from tourist crowds. Though dining requires a quick 5-minute drive to Cambria's village center, the trade-off is blissful tranquility and star-filled nights among the pines.

Marine Terrace
Marine Terrace offers a serene slice of California coastal living away from tourist crowds. Walking paths wind through mature Monterey pines, while nearby Fiscalini Ranch Preserve and Cambria State Marine Park provide gorgeous natural escapes. This peaceful residential neighborhood gives you room to breathe with its quiet streets and glimpses of ocean through the trees. Dining requires a quick 5-10 minute drive to Cambria village, where coastal cuisine awaits. Cozy vacation cottages with fireplaces and garden spaces make perfect home bases. A car is essential for exploring this charming area, as public transit is limited in this authentically local hideaway.

Pine Knolls Estates
Pine Knolls Estates offers a serene forest retreat away from Cambria's tourist bustle. Towering Monterey pines surround charming homes with natural wood siding, creating a peaceful atmosphere perfect for nature lovers. While the neighborhood itself has no attractions, you're just a short drive from Fiscalini Ranch Preserve, Moonstone Beach, and Cambria's arts scene. This purely residential area requires a car for exploring nearby villages. Vacation rental homes nestled among pine trees provide spacious accommodations with full kitchens and forest-view decks. The neighborhood's quiet streets make for contemplative walks, though the uneven terrain lacks sidewalks.
Top landmarks in Cambria

Moonstone Beach

Moonstone Beach Park
Fiscalini Ranch Preserve

Nitt Witt Ridge

Leffingwell Landing

San Simeon Nature Preserve
Cambria’s Historical Museum
Cambria Center for the Arts
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Moonstone Beach beckons with its treasure hunt of sea glass and offshore otters performing just for you. Nearby Hearst Castle showcases newspaper magnate William Randolph Hearst's extravagant vision, a palace worthy of European royalty. Fiscalini Ranch Preserve's clifftop trails offer views that explain why artists have flocked here for generations. Nitt Witt Ridge's quirky folk art provides the perfect counterpoint to Hearst's opulence. Downtown wooden boardwalks connect galleries and restaurants in historic buildings where locals debate the best olallieberry pie spot. The Monterey pines, forming one of only three such native forests worldwide, stand sentinel over this artistic enclave.
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The Rigdon House
"Amazing"
Sand Pebbles Inn
"Nice location and breakfast brought to your room"
Creekside Inn
"Beautiful and peaceful Inn"
Sea Otter Inn
"Clean room and a fireplace"
Pelican Inn & Suites
"You can never go wrong when in Cambria. But finding a hotel that is close to the boardwalk and is clean? Priceless!! This was our first staying at Pelican in. And we were very impressed with the suite we got assigned! Definitely elevated the trip for our family of 5."
Fireside Inn on Moonstone Beach
"Loved our stay but felt like we were on our own once we got there staff was no where around or readily available for us at least but still enjoyed our stay."
White Water
"The hotel and staff were amazing! Isabela at check-in was a sweetheart. The breakfast basket in the morning was a nice touch. Highly recommend this place"
Cambria Pines Lodge
"The Cambria Pines Lodge is an experience. You must try for yourself. You won’t regret it."
Little Sur Inn
"The view was exceptional! Right on Moonstone Beach, sitting on the balcony with a coffee was a wonderful way to spend the morning. Breakfast was okay - tasty pastries and decent coffer. The room was large but did not have the best layout. For example, the TV was in an area that made it difficult to view from the beds. The fireplace was a nice touch. The ants (due to water issues according to the information provided) were unpleasant as they were in the beds. The beds were terrible. They were up very high and so soft that each one sunk in on all sides, making it difficult to get comfortable. Despite the flaws, the view made it all worthwhile!"












































