Morro Creek Ranch — Attraction in Morro Bay

Visited on 7/26 on my way to Morro bay. We've been visiting for over 20yrs. They used to have home made root beer, this jalepeno jelly I'd always buy because I beleive in supporting local, and an assortment of curious hot sauces. I went as a kid, and now am bringing my own kids.

This place USED to be staple stop every time we go to the beach, but now they've lost a lifetime customer. I bought a bottle of avocado oil among some other things, but on my way to my car, the paper bag ripped and the avocado oil broke in the parking lot. When I told the guy in the store what happened, he said I was out of luck and I could buy another one. What?! Your bag ripped and it fell out the bottom! Never again will I return to this place. So rude after supporting this...

It’s a very nice location and a very very nice farm stand; however, their prices are a bit steep for the farm stand…about $1.25-$1.50 for each avocado. I understand that what it takes to bring this quality to fruition is pretty intensive, but I’m imagining you distribute millions of Avocados per year? I was just thinking that for the 0.0001% of the people that eat your avocados and are able to buy them directly off the road, there should be a community type of discount…$70 for a 25lb box of Avocados seems pretty pretty steep—but then again I don’t like Avocados (was there with my wife). But it’s a...

I love taking this drive through the canyon, and passing by Morro Creek Ranch is one of the reasons. The avocado grove is HUGE and stretches for a couple acres. They have plenty of signs as you approach to give you a heads up that the store is coming up. Aside from avocados, they sell oils, hot sauces, pickled things, and more.

Ripe avocados go for $1 and they are big! They have a very mild tastes too -- not too oily if that makes sense. There is plenty of parking.

I always stop by to pick up avocados when I go camping at Cerro Alto. We make avocado toast for breakfast and they...