Moonstone Beach, Cambria, California

[@FossilHunter51]

Amethyst leave me a comment. Thanks for watching. Frank

[@tarot_esoterica_with_erin]

Hubby and were just there (again). Love Csmbria! No moonstones to be found but did find some nice pieces of chalcedony. April '24. Happy hunting all.

[@nataliewilliams9741]

This is what I miss about home.

[@Sheeesherz]

nice video im on my way that way should be there by the morning

[@felixsheldon2707]

enjoyed it =)

[@FossilHunter51]

Thanks for stopping by and your nice comment......Frank

[@ethanvanlent6794]

They’re actually called Agates! You can also find them in an assortment of colors.

[@FossilHunter51]

Thanks for your comment and visiting my site!😊

[@tujoxicipriano4486]

I got married in Cambria, and visited this beach, the whole area feels very hidden and magical.

[@FossilHunter51]

Thanks for stopping by and your nice comment. My wife and I love this place!! Take Care!!

[@heatherhopereed2147]

We just went there a couple weeks ago 😁

[@FossilHunter51]

Thanks for stopping by and your nice comment. Frank😊

[@Sabrinasee02]

Where is this located exactly in Cambria. I would love to travel there. It’s about 2.5hr from where I’m at.

[@FossilHunter51]

Thanks for stopping by and your nice comment. Moonstone Beach Drive , Cambria CA Route one and left at the traffic light west of downtown town Cambria Moonstone Drive park anyway you can and just walk along the beach. Hope this helps!

[@Sabrinasee02]

@@FossilHunter51 thank you so much for your respond.

[@Sabrinasee02]

After 2 years I finally went to this beach. Didn’t fine much moonstone but my kids sure love collecting nice pebbles.

[@bellashealingartistry8934]

They're actually Agates and jaspers

[@cirenenery4526]

Foca mais por favor ,so as brancas aspretas e as coloridas nao ??

[@bellashealingartistry8934]

You have mostly Clear agates there it looks like

[@karigarcia8316]

Are their any rules as to how much rocks one can take from the beach?

[@FossilHunter51]

Hi Kari, thanks for asking. You can collect as much as you can carry. Thanks for watching! Frank 😊🌴

[@tiktok11150]

@@FossilHunter51 Check online for any area you are rockhounding before you go. Some areas in CA have weight restrictions others such as National Parks will get you a $1000 fine for taking any rock, plant, grass, pine cone ect. from the park. I believe Moonstone Beach is part of San Simeon State Park but I have never seen or heard of a Ranger citing someone for taking rocks as a hobby. There are lots of rules in CA so it is better to check to avoid a Misdemeanor.