Things to do
Located four miles south of Pismo and 92 miles north of Santa Barbara, people come for the Dunes and stay for the Beach Boardwalk and a weekend at the West End. Most Grover Beach sites are within walking distance to the train.
Grover Beach Adventures
The Dunes & Beach
The Oceano Dunes are known worldwide. Learn more about why we love the Dunes.
A day at the Dunes
Take the train into Grover Beach for a day at the Dunes. Enjoy a beachside picnic, jog the coast, or even ride a horse. Check out our custom itinerary for those looking to explore Grover Beach’s amazing landscapes.
Oceano Dunes, photo by Chris Burkard
Pick your adventure
Let us help you plan the perfect Grover Beach adventure! Or just take a stroll along the Beach Boardwalk and visit the Monarch Butterfly Grove.
Have a suggestion for an iconic Grover Beach itinerary? Share it with us at hello@visitgroverbeach.com.
Grover Beach Map
Visit the City of Grover Beach site for a Map of Attractions in Grover Beach
Grover Beach Summer Concert Series
Located at Ramona Park in Grover on Sunday afternoons from 3 PM to 6 PM.
Starting June 5th through August 21st. This event is free to the public with a wide variety of bands.
Pismo Beach Golf Course
Located at the West End of Grover Beach, the Pismo Beach Golf Course is a coastal option for those looking to putt a few golfballs.
Monarch Butterfly Grove
Located less than a mile from the Train Station, the Monarch Butterfly Grove draws crowds to witness the beautiful migration and thousands of Monarch butterflies in their grove of Eucalyptus trees.
Exploration Discovery Center
The Exploration Discovery Center is located on the West End of Grover Beach and is a wonderful place to expand growing minds with cultural, historical and scientific hands-on experiences.
The Locked Inn
Test your mental powers at The Locked Inn. Each room is a unique theme and offers challenges for all skills and ages.
Coworking Space Now Open
Located on the West End of Grover Beach, a coworking space to meet all your remote work needs. They welcome visitors and locals!