Henie Hills Dr Oceanside, CA 92056
The neighborhood of Henie Hills has a very interesting history. Though considered a “newer development” for Oceanside as it was built in 1939 after the Great Depression had settled down, one entrepreneur saw a beautiful coast and a good opportunity: Read More →
Ivey Ranch / Rancho Del Oro Oceanside, CA
Rancho del Oro is a very important part of Oceanside. The city has poured a lot of its new development efforts into it, including grand new homes, a corporate park, and an eventual community park aptly named El Corazon. Read More →
Saint Malo Beach, Oceanside, CA
This private beach community is a special part of Oceanside. It sits on the southern border, near the Rancho Buena Vista Lagoon. This community has a heavy French influence, making it very charming; the buildings and homes are inspired and Read More →
605 San Diego St, Oceanside, CA 92058, USA
The Historic East Side was originally an enclave for Mexican-Americans and later African-Americans and Samoans in the 1900s, and the generational bond in the community is apparent. Families have been here for over a century, passing along still-practiced traditions and Read More →
Plumosa St Oceanside, CA 92058
The subdivision of Plumosa Heights was a historic turning point in Oceanside's major leap in development during the booming 1920s.
Jeffries Ranch Rd Oceanside, CA 92057
This equestrian themed neighborhood was first developed in 1978 by Dr. C.W. Jefferies, who dreamed of wide open spaces, tree-lined streets and winding horse trails.
S Clementine St, Oceanside, CA
Travel a few blocks inland from the gorgeous beaches, and you'll find the community of Seaside, largely known as being eclectic and representing the essential “beach community” vibe that the residents here are very proud of.
Village Dr, Oceanside, CA
Arrowood is located in the northeast of Oceanside, and in certain parts is more affordable than other neighborhoods.
Recent Reviews
Oceanside Public Library by RedBird OnTheRise
Beautiful water pools, architecture. Friendly, knowledgable and helpful staff:-)
Breakfast Club Diner by Monica L.
This place feels like the classic American diner, albeit involved in an 80s explosion. The decor is cute and a nice throwback. I ordered the Frisco burger and had no complaints. If I had to say something bad about this place it'd be our server...she was just kind of standoffish and quick to rush us. However, the girl serving the table behind us seemed to actually be enthusiastic and welcoming, so...I guess it just depends!
Surf Bowl by Jennifer Bates
Unfortunately I don't live in Oceanside anymore (it's much colder here) but when I did I looooooved bowling here, first with my parents and then with my friends. It just has such a great local vibe. Miss this place! :(