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Oceano Dunes
(Photo courtesy of Jason McClintock)
With only 1,500 acres open to off-road vehicles, Oceano Dunes (Pismo Beach) is fairly small, but it is dripping with off-road history. People have been ripping up the sand at Pismo Beach for decades and it’s one place you need to put on your bucket list. This is the only dune riding area in California with beach access and you can camp out as well. Any place you can ride and swim in the ocean is OK by us.
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