Since yesterday's post, I have looked up some related information. It seems a lot of Californians have a special fondness for this basically unspoiled treasure. I found the Crystal Cove Alliance which is a non-profit group partnered with the State Park for conservation and restoration.
Crystal Cove, a federally listed Historic District, is an enclave of 46 vintage rustic coastal cottages built in the 1920's and 1930's near the mouth of the Los Trancos Creek.
This is one of the last remaining examples of early 20th century Southern California coastal development. Crystal Cove Beach Cottages has cottage descriptions and rental information.
The Beachcomber Cafe, is the only restaurant on the beach, and is very popular.
Exploring the unspoiled terrain can make the restaurant
wait into enjoyable memories.
I am hoping you'll stop by again tomorrow? I will be telling you about an earlier profession.
4 comments:
I absolutely love the 4th picture down! And the 6th!!
-Kim
Thanks Kim, me too. Those are my favorites also.
I am so happy you stopped by, and hope you'll
check in again?
Crystal Cove was always one of our favorite places,haven't seen it since the cottages were "improved" or the restaurant added,glad to see it doesn't look too different
Thanks Karen! Yes, Crystal Cove has a big following,
yet it's surprising that so many don't know it's there. Thank God, it's not so easy access?
I am so glad you stopped by the blog and enjoyed the pictures. Honestly, I think it would be hard to catch a bad one?
Hope you'll stop by again?
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