Sycamore Springs: US-101 : San Luis Bay Drive
Sycamore Springs is best known within California for the mineral springs that gave this small community in San Luis Obispo County its name. Set in coastal foothills beside U.S. Route 101, it is close to the San Luis Bay Drive turnoff for Avila Beach and San Luis Obispo Bay. Oak-dotted slopes and scattered development mark the transition between the city of San Luis Obispo and the Pacific shore. The surrounding Avila Valley supports agriculture and contains the Sycamore Mineral Springs resort, preserving the area’s long association with therapeutic bathing. U.S. 101 follows the historic El Camino Real corridor, a route linked with California’s Spanish mission era, through this part of the Central Coast.
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Sycamore Springs has served as a mineral-springs retreat in coastal San Luis Obispo County since the late 19th century. It sits in a low valley along San Luis Obispo Creek, between the inland city of San Luis Obispo and the Pacific coast at Avila Beach. The area is associated with Sycamore Mineral Springs, where naturally heated mineral water has long shaped its identity as a place for soaking and relaxation. Oak-covered coastal hills and the nearby shoreline give this small locality a distinctly Central Coast setting. Browse additional webcams from the San Luis Obispo County area to extend your view of California’s Central Coast.
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