For all the City of San Luis Obispo Parks & Recreation forms, click here.If you are interested in hiking, camping, biking, swimming, or fishing then this page is perfect for you. Here is a list of parks and lakes all over the San Luis Obispo area, as well as some links if you are interested in renting bikes or playing golf, etc. |
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Vista Lago Park / Anholm Park / C.L. Smith Joint Use Site / French Park / Islay Hill Park / Johnson Park / Mitchell Park / Emerson Park / Laguna Hills Park / Throop Park
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Santa Margarita Lake Regional Park Trails / Lopez Lake Recreation Area Trails / El Chorro Regional Park / Cuesta Park / Heilmann Regional Park / Bishop Peak / San Miguel Park / Templeton Park
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Cayucos State Beach / Estero Bay / Hearst San Simeon / Los Osos Oaks / Montana De Oro/Morro Bay / Morro Strand / Oceano Dunes / Pismo / San Simeon / William Randolph Hearst Memorial
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Santa Margarita Lake - A day-use lake known for its great fishing, including bluegill, catfish and striped bass. Nacimiento Lake - A large lake known for its water skiing, fishing and shore facilities. White bass, crappie, catfish and bluegill fishing. Lopez Lake - A medium-sized lake with great camping facilities. Fish include bluegill, crappie, catfish, large/small mouth bass and trout.
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Los Padres National Forest encompasses nearly two million acres in the beautiful coastal mountains of central California. The forest stretches across almost 220 miles from the Big Sur Coast in Monterey County to the western edge of Los Angeles County.
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