The Morro Bay State Park campground was a bit crowded and the sites were spaced so closely together that it wasn't very private or romantic. But the noise was less annoying after a glass of wine (or two).
Morro Bay State Park website
Sunday, June 27, 2010
Morro Bay
We backtracked down the coast to camp in Morro Bay. The town is a fishing port that is most famous for Morro Rock, a lava neck that was created when magma in a volcanic vent cooled and hardened. The surrounding earth eventually eroded away and the result is very dramatic:
The Morro Bay State Park campground was a bit crowded and the sites were spaced so closely together that it wasn't very private or romantic. But the noise was less annoying after a glass of wine (or two).
Morro Bay State Park website
The Morro Bay State Park campground was a bit crowded and the sites were spaced so closely together that it wasn't very private or romantic. But the noise was less annoying after a glass of wine (or two).
Morro Bay State Park website
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