Lampton Cliffs County Park

Basically an empty lot overgrown with shrubs and gopher holes. Seemed to be used mostly as a dog walk for the people renting cliff houses along the streets here. There is a wooden path down to some tide pools (when there is low tide). If the tide is in, there’s nothing intriguing about this park. Plan accordingly.

Views are great.
My problem is that the 2 times that I’ve been there, my dog has suffered an unexplained grand mal seizure, something he’s not had anytime or anywhere else. I wonder if there is some pesticide that is being used on the surrounding landscape. I won’t be visiting a 3^rd time.

Located in Cambria, Lampton Cliffs is a small, 2.1 acre, San Luis Obispo County Park, with an oceanfront location that somewhat compensates for its size. A steep, but well-​maintained, set of wooden steps leads to its beach, a place more suited by its coastal crags and lack of sand to tide pooling than sunbathing. Still, it’s a pretty piece of oceanfront, and three well-​placed benches on the cliffs are ideal for calming ocean contemplation.
Lampton Cliffs County Park can be found in Cambria at the corner of Lampton Street and Windsor Boulevard. A convenient dirt parking lot can accommodate several cars, with a short trail branching off from there to the beach. Worth visiting if you’re in the area.