Pismo Beach Pier Plaza — Attraction in Pismo Beach

This is definitely a nice walk!

PSA: no bicycles allowed no skateboards No wheeled devices ADA and strollers are allowed No dogs allowed.

Stopped at the Pismo Beach Pier since I’ve never been here.

Surprised again that it’s so policed!

There are halo cameras everywhere which doesn’t actually make me feel safe at all.

Yes it’s beautiful and clean and such but we are losing the capability to have great experiences without being watched all the time.

There are sign’s everywhere of what is not allowed.

You can breathe, walk and talk quietly that’s about it without being considered loud.

Make sure you pay for parking if your not disabled they have someone writing tickets all day.

For a quick peaceful moment yes stop by but if your looking for a place to be yourself with out all the rules this isn’t the place for you.

Yes it’s beautiful however you cannot fully enjoy yourself if you are someone who is more outspoken and enjoying of all outdoor activities.

It’s not as culturally diverse as it used to be from stories of older generations.

I felt very uncomfortable walking around with all the folks staring at me yes I’m long haired and tattooed up but that does not mean I’m going to do something to anyone.

It’s a shame really how policed...

Loved this beach as an alternative for Avila beach. But the trolley was not operating at this season so my final stop was Pismo Beach. It was a beautiful day beautiful people were happy my dog was happy the only thing I have to say is the nightlife too loud revving cars revving motorcycles total noise pollution all the way, maybe for the younger crowd but not for me a senior. Plus I got stranded overnight because I missed the last bus. I thought maybe people camped on the beach without a problem when I settled in to try that I almost got Jumped by a couple of young adults so i got out of there and hid in the Shadows until the morning bus but it was a wonderful experience I would recommend it if you have a vehicle. Our picnic it was great. The bus routes were awesome I couldn't ask for anything better coming from...

It was a first visit here. Parking was at a minimal. We drove around 3 times and found parking 5 blocks away on the street. There is paid parking closer in which was full. Restrooms are at the entrance of the pier. It was a Tuesday but it was still crowded along the sidewalks of the shops and restaurants. It was windy on the pier. We walked to the end of the pier and had a great 360 view. There were a couple of airstream food trucks on the pier at the entrance. Probably won't visit here again. We were told Avila Beach north of...