Oceanside Harbor

I have camped here for 20yrs. The sites are very narrow and if you have a class A motorhome you cant open your doors. Center parking is for cars however you can park with truck and trailer but you pay for two spots which runs 35 a spot for overnight. The docks are dirty covered with bird dodo and has not been washed down. No alcoh... more

Weekends at California beach campgrounds are booked up until the end of time, so it's great when you can just drive in on a Friday afternoon and get a spot for however long you're willing to pay. Surfers use the lot every day, usually before and after work. Moms and kids come during the day. Everyone shows up on weekends. There was a h... more

This Oceanside lot was my first experience harbor camping. We were in Oceanside for a rare rainy day, so decided to stay an additional night to take care of laundry and such things (side note: the Oceana laundromat in Oceanside is incredible! Impeccably clean, attentive staff, all digital payment, fast free wifi, and 20% off all machin... more

Harbor camping isn’t for everyone. Often you’re limited to a tightly restricted parking lot with a lot of activity around you with little to no privacy. All things considered, we have had great experiences harbor camping in other locations (i.e. Santa Cruz and Great Salt Lake). Oceanside Harbor embodies all that we love about harbor ca... more