Oceanside- is a classic California beach community. Considered by many to have some of the best sandy beaches along the coast, this town offers unlimited water sports, recreation and shopping. The historic Oceanside pier, one of the longest wooden piers on the West Coast, spans 1942 feet in length and offers a view of the marina that sits along the northwest border of the city.
In February 1986, architect and surfer Stuart Resor appeared in a local newspaper article inviting interested people to found a museum honoring the history of surfing, as he felt that the early days of the sport were slipping away. Thirteen folks showed up, formed a board of directors, and went to work creating The (Continue reading)
Shop our San Diego’s farmers markets for deliciously nutritious fruits, vegetables and homemade favorites, making food shopping a fun experience for children and adults alike. Grown through sustainable agriculture techniques, local farmers pride themselves in providing the city with organic produce at an (Continue reading)
Simple outdoor pleasures, is one of the main reasons San Diego is America’s finest City! Beach bonfires are definitely one of our most favorite pastimes, and a excellent way to enjoy the great outdoors. They are perfect for keeping warm during a romantic sunset or for roasting marshmallows with the kids after a (Continue reading)
Oceanside Harbor offers fun-filled activities for everyone, from the recreational boater to the pro-shopper. The sizable dock houses isles of sailboats, yachts, and motor boats. Join the ranks and become a sailor for the day. Speed through crashing waves on a jet ski, sight see on a harbor tour and sail the seas while (Continue reading)
Take a walk on the pier for a historical stroll in San Diego, incredible views and great fishing. San Diego is home to six recreational piers along its coastline, each one with its own distinct vibe. Historic Oceanside Pier, 1,942 feet long, is the longest wooden pier on the West Coast. Grab a bite in the (Continue reading)
In the late 1700s, Spanish explorers established missions throughout Southern California in an effort to bring livestock, fruits, vegetables, flowers and industry into California. Several of these missions still exist today and can be found in San Diego along the historic “El Camino Real” route. Mission (Continue reading)
Sunday April 7, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Join the Flower Field's this Sunday for Kid's Day! It will be a day full of fun activities for kids like arts and crafts, drum circle, animal balloons, face painting and Ronald McDonald! There's also a sweet pea maze, Santa's playground and live music! Don't miss this great day (Continue reading)
Thing To Do #73 The Rancho Guajome Hacienda depicts a unique example of Anglo-Hispanic architecture built on an original Mexican land grant. Distinguished as a National Historic Landmark for its contribution to our nation's history, the rambling twenty-room adobe ranch house, built with huge profits from the cattle (Continue reading)
This certified Farmers Market is where the locals go for the freshest produce, much of it grown right here in San Diego County. In one convenient downtown location, you can support local farmers and take home healthy, nutritious vegetables and fruit. At the Oceanside Farmers' Market, every Thursday brings something (Continue reading)
Bring your flip flops and head over to Oceanside Harbor for the largest Beach Soccer Festival on the West Coast! Cheer on players of all ages as they complete to become beach soccer champs! The Beach Soccer Championships Oceanside is one of two international sporting events managed by Life Thru Sports (the other (Continue reading)
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