This iconic rock is what has helped put Morro Bay on the tourist map. You can drive right to the base of it and park your car. You are able to hike around parts of it but not the entire way (unless you ignore the...More

I only came for the otters. I’m not impressed with the big rock. Parking is easy. This site is set amongst industrial small town buildings including smoke stacks. So not the prettiest views for sure. But the otters.... sooo cute and a delight to watch....More

Very friendly folks in Morro Bay. Driving out to the rock is a rewarding experience. You get closer to the seagulls and the amusing seals and otters. And the air is wonderful. Take the kids—you’ll all have more fun if you do!

What a beautiful spot! Such a nice surprise to see the seals and around the other side were sea otters. A nice detour!

What else can I say about a rock? There is all lot of marine life here and fantastic bike paths and footpaths for walk-ability

I got a kick out of the bad reviews what do these folks want. Its striking spot rain,fog or sunny and there really isnt anything else like it on the coast that doesnt require a major hike. See the otters, surfers and fishermen or just...More

Morro Rock reminds me of the Rock of Gibraltar. Though much smaller, it stands guard to the entrance to the small seaside town of Morro Bay. It is like a huge dome and appears to be made of a single piece of rock. It is...More

Up close, not so much. It just happened to be in the area that we chose to stay for the night. You have to see it from the distance to appreciate it.

Great walking area loved watching the wild life especially the otters. Would love to go back and try kayaking.

We've never gotten close enough to realize this is a good easy walk out to the water, we saw a bunch of otters feeding babies, great picnic spot right on the beach