There are a couple sketchy streets, but for the most part it is fine to nice.

Jan 19, 2020
2:45:08pm

Solomon Levi All-American

I like that area because it still feels a little more old school beach community and less developed than some.

Plenty of eats within walking distance, great surfing

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Looking at staying in Oceanside, CA for a few days. How's the area around

Santos L. Halper

1/19/20 2:43pm

There are a couple sketchy streets, but for the most part it is fine to nice.

Solomon Levi

1/19/20 2:45pm

Yup, only later on weekend nights would I say you might feel a little

Champ Kind

1/19/20 3:48pm

We stayed in Oceanside Village and really liked it.

blackandblue

1/19/20 2:46pm

We are staying in Oceanside a few days next weekend at Springhill Suites

Saxa

1/19/20 2:48pm

That's where we're staying too - but in March.

Santos L. Halper

1/19/20 3:02pm

You can check out boogie boards, chairs, and some other beach stuff

ConnCoug

1/19/20 5:54pm

Stayed there many times. There's a beach and restaurants on the harbor. Main pier has a lot of fun stuff with

Soupie

1/19/20 2:56pm

The strand area is always really busy. The area south of Bucaneer Beach Park

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