Social area in Cambria, California

Welcome to Cambria Dog Park, a beloved community space nestled at the end of Rodeo Grounds Road in Cambria, California. Located at 2021 Rodeo Grounds Road, our park is a vibrant hub for both locals and visitors who are looking to give their furry friends a place to run, play, and socialize. Open daily from 7:30 a.m. until dusk, Cambria Dog Park offers a safe and welcoming environment for dogs of all sizes to enjoy fresh air and exercise. Managed by the Cambria Community Services District, we are dedicated to ensuring that our facilities and online presence are accessible to everyone. Our commitment to accessibility means our website is designed in line with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) version 2.1, AA, and is compatible with commercial screen reading software. We strive to make our digital content as inclusive as our park, providing equal access and enjoyment for individuals with disabilities.

Schoolhouse Lane Apartments, located at 2835 Schoolhouse Lane in Cambria, California, is a 24 unit multi-family complex that offers affordable housing in the north coastal area of San Luis Obispo County. Built in 1997, it was the first newly constructed affordable housing development in the area. The apartment complex features a community building with a kitchen, a laundry facility, and a playground for residents to enjoy. Additionally, there are recreation areas on-site for residents to relax and socialize. The on-site staff at Schoolhouse Lane Apartments coordinates programs such as after-school tutoring and computer classes to support the residents in their educational and personal development.

Welcome to Creekside Reserve Nestled in the heart of Cambria's historical district, Creekside Reserve offers a serene escape into nature while celebrating the rich cultural heritage of the area. Located at 2264 Center Street, Cambria, California, this lush park is home to the newly restored Chinese Temple, also known as the Association House. This historic building, dating back to the 19th century, stands as a testament to Cambria's vibrant past and the significant contributions of Chinese immigrants to the region's economy as miners, laborers, and fishermen.