For a small fishing village in Central California, Morro Bay (population: 10,500) sure has a lot of fun family-friendly activities. No matter what you’re doing, you get a clear view of the town ...

3. Admire Morro Rock—Most Famous Thing to Do in Morro Bay Morro Rock is the centerpiece of Morro Bay, the ultimate backdrop of the beach and town, standing at 567 feet tall.

In Morro Bay, Cabrillo called the 576-foot-tall mound of splintered volcanic dacite “El Moro,” because it reminded him of the style of turban headwear worn by the Moors of Spain.

Morro Bay State Park has just been named Best California State Park for Camping in the first-ever “Best of California’s State Parks” poll by the California State Parks Foundation.

A study said a fire at the battery plant proposed in Morro Bay, California, would not harm the public. Residents of the city want a more comprehensive evaluation.

Skyline bar owners in Clovis open Sammy J’s, an Irish-American pub & restaurant in historic building in Morro Bay, California.

Travel: Morro Bay is rockin’ it along California’s scenic Central Coast Fiesta, a 55-foot-long vessel with 15 bunks, plies the waters near South T Pier, followed by several seagulls.