Spring Break Day 2: Cayucos part 2

The drive to Cayucos from Paso Robles was stunning. It was a tiny, windy, narrow road to get through the hills over to the beach. 

Upon arriving in Cayucos, we again didn't have any set plans so we just went with what came our way. This little beach town seems to be about 3 blocks long with some gorgeous beaches and amazing waves. We watched the surfers ride some incredible waves that we would have had no business even trying to surf like we thought we might try. Instead, we chilled on the beach and the playground on the beach and just enjoyed walking around and soaking in this cute little town. 

Aaron can swing like the big kids. 

Playground swings on the beach. My three babies swinging to the view.
Aaron swinging

The gardens at Cass House. The kids loved playing with Ben the cat in the gardens and playing hide and seek with their walkie-talkies around the property. 

Kyle taking a little siesta in the sun on our patio. 

Cayucos pier

Handsome little Bear. With a monkey in his pocket. Ready for our fancy dinner.

We did a multi-course tasting menu that the B&B puts together. It was wonderful. Kyle and Emily both enjoyed it as well. Aaron's favorite were the abalone balls. Since this was just downstairs from our room, when he was tired and it was bedtime, he went upstairs to bed.  

Nice view

Spring Break Day 2: Paso Robles to Cayucos, part 1

Day 2 of spring break got off to a nice start. We had a delicious breakfast at Summerwood. The kids were thrilled with the place and the meal. It was a bit chilly out so our plans to go to the beach were quickly reconsidered. We thought about horse back riding, but that didn't happen either. Instead, we just winged it and took the day as it presented it self to us. And that was the best decision we could have made. 

We knew we were heading to Cayucos to stay that evening, but otherwise, we let the day dictate itself. About a mile down the road from our B&B toward Cayucos, there was a cute little farm that we saw and figured we should check it out. There were cats, goats and chickens roaming about and other fun farm things to enjoy. 

Driving down the road from Summerwood

The cute little farm

Kyle & Emily LOVED feeding the goats. They were named Vanilla Bean, Butterscotch & Caramel. Their interactions with the goats reminded us of when they were feeding the bunnies in Switzerland after the mirror maze. 

Aaron baaaas at the goats

As we went to the car to leave after spending over an hour there, the chickens decided they wanted to come with us to Cayucos.