Morro Bay Street Ends Access
Morro Bay Street Ends Access
Morro Bay Street Ends Access provides multiple informal coastal access points along the Baywood Peninsula and Cuesta-by-the-Sea neighborhoods, offering hand-launching opportunities for small watercraft like kayaks and sailboats in the calm, protected back bay waters.
Key access points include the south end of 1st Street (with picnic table and informal boat ramp), 2nd Street pier (with small seating area and sandy beach), and Mitchell Drive/Doris Avenue (well-used for vertical access to the shoreline).
These street-end easements are ideal for paddlers seeking shallow, motorboat-free waters free from strong currents, though access is governed by tides and some sites lack formal parking or facilities.
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