Stearns Wharf Bait & Tackle

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Credits

Stearns Wharf Credit List Credits: Photography on some of the Images and Slideshow: Damian and Guylene Gadal Waterfront logo: City of Santa Barbara Website: Guylene Gadal, GMG Design Merchant Logos: Brian Tharpe    

HISTORY OF STEARNS WHARF

  Stearns Wharf, the oldest working wood wharf in California, was built in 1872 by John Peck Stearns to facilitate the transfer of cargo and people from ships to shore. In 1925, the State of California, conveyed the Tidelands and the Harbor area to the City to be held in trust for certain priority uses …

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Testimonials

Read about reviews from our visitors. We appreciate each and every one.   Review of Stearns Wharf, from Tripadvisor Ranked #24 of 69 attractions in Santa Barbara. No visit to Santa Barbara would be complete wtihout a stroll down this beautiful wharf. Also a great place for that Kodak moment while visitng Santa Barbara. Amy …

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Stearns Wharf Pet Policy

Dogs are allowed Stearns Wharf and there are rules/laws/regulations that govern animals and/or dogs. Most of the laws are common among municipalities. For example, dogs must be on a leash, less than 6′ in length, the dog must always be under the immediate control of the owner, you must clean up after your dog, and …

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Travel Directions to Stearns Wharf

Loading… View the following maps Stearns Wharf parking Map   Stearns Wharf EV Parking Information   Wharf Directory Map   Free parking in the 90 minute areas are available in several lots along the waterfront on Cabrillo Blvd. Parking Fees on Stearns Wharf: First 90-minutes Free for Single vehicle 20-feet and under: $3.00 per additional hour or part …

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About Stearns Wharf

  In 1872 construction was completed on what had just become the longest deep-water pier between Los Angeles and San Francisco. Named for its builder, local lumberman John P. Stearns, the wharf served the passenger and freight shipping needs of California’s South Coast for over a quarter century. When the railroad finally reached Santa Barbara …

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Santa Barbara’s number 1 attraction

Stearns Wharf