San Luis Drive neighborhood walk
San Luis Drive neighborhood is full of cute homes, varied gardens, and large trees. There are even two tree houses in the gardens, and a unique house on San Luis Drive that looks like it's straight out of a Disney movie! It's nice to start on hilly Cazadero Street, walk to the end of Alta Street for views of Bishop's Peak, stroll along Conejo Ave, down Andrews Street, along Corralitos Ave, and then to the end of San Luis Drive, where it becomes wooded and you are tucked against the mountains. Here you walk along the creek, listening to birds singing (and some freeway noise). High School Hill trail begins at the dead end.
There is a pedestrian bridge where you can look down over the creek at the dead end of Andrews Street. You might see ducks gathered on the rocks beside the creek. If you continue over the Andrews Street bridge, you will first come to the Monday Club garden with a trellis, canary palm, lavendar, and mountain views. The Monday Club is a charity that gives music and art scholarships and preserves the historic building where it is located. Turn left on Monterey Street and you can walk past Petit Soleil Inn, for a delightful European view of flower boxes in windows. Further south on Monterey Street are coffee shops full of students and young professionals, such as Kaffein, with its pretty decor and huge windows, or Field Day Coffee, an open-air spot with nice decor and a patio way off to the side. There is also an Asian market called SLO Oriental Market, which is neatly organized and pleasant to shop at.
If you instead go north on Monterey Street, you will come to Apple Farm Restaurant, a slightly more expensive restaurant which is especially charming at Christmastime.
A house with morning glory vines in the front yard.
White picket fence, and Bishop's Peak in the distance.
Flowers by a tree above the creek, at the end of San Luis Drive.
Tree house on San Luis Drive.
Norfolk Pine and cute window above a garage at Andrews Street.
Blossoming tree and mountain views.
Creek views and birds singing, at the end of San Luis Drive.
House with a rounded corner, on San Luis Drive.
Modern house with a bright door and colorful plants on Andrews Street.
Treehouse and long decorative grasses on Alta Street!
Cactus and pebbles in a garden on Alta Street.
Silvery pine and tropical plants on Alta Street.
Citrus tree in the morning light, on Cazadero Street.
Bridge over the creek on Andrews Street.
Disney-style house on San Luis Drive.
Paper bark on a eucalyptus tree!
Sweet house with adirondack chairs and a magnolia tree on Conejo Ave.
Spring bell flowers.
Views of Bishop's Peak from Alta Street.
Amazing tropical flowers called Red Hot Poker flowers, on Cazadero Street.
Modern house with face sculpture against attractive fence on San Luis Drive.
Views of houses above Cuesta Canyon Park, from the end of San Luis Drive.
Disney-style house on San Luis Drive.
House with nice landscaping and mountains behind it, on San Luis Drive.
Japanese-style garden and defined edges, on a modern house on Conejo Ave.
Looking towards Bishop's Peak, on hilly Cazadero Street.
Tree with theatrical branches, on San Luis Drive.
Blossoms falling on the ground, on San Luis Drive.
View of the clear creek from the bridge on Andrews Street.
Window under a tree.
Views of the mountains, and a bright tree on Alta Street.
Petit Soleil Inn on Monterey Street.
The wooded area at the end of San Luis Drive.
Lush vegetation by the creek, as seen from the bridge on Andrews Street.
Petit Soleil Inn is gorgeous, on Monterey Street.
Mountains seen from the parking lot for Monday Club, across the pedestrian bridge.
The creek below the pedestrian bridge, with a duck!
Ducks gather on the rocks by the creek.
Trellis in the Monday Club garden, across the pedestrian bridge at the end of Andrews Street.
Canary palm in the Monday Club garden.
The creek below the bridge at the dead end of Andrews Street.
Lavendar in front of Monday Club, which is across the pedestrian bridge at the end of Andrews Street.
This neighborhood walk starts at the intersection of Cazadero Street and San Luis Drive, SLO. There is plenty of parking along the road.
Last Updated: Wed, 01 Oct 2025 16:22:02 GMT
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