Oceanside is a cute part of San Diego with some great parks! Here are some of my favorites
Martin Luther King, Jr. Park
Martin Luther King, Jr. Park in Oceanside has a playground, a tot lot and swings. It features a walking-hiking trail, a large grassy area, ball fields, soccer field, a skate park, and roller hockey field. It has restrooms, lots of parking and a really nice gazebo!
Heritage Park & Museum
One of the most unique parks in Oceanside is Heritage Park, which features original buildings of downtown Oceanside. The buildings include Oceanside’s first General Store, the old city jail, a doctor’s office, Libby School, and The Blade Newspaper, among others. The historic buildings were all relocated from various parts of Oceanside. It’s a quaint park to spend an afternoon and feel as though you’ve been transported back in time. Detailed guided tours are offered weekends during the summer months.
Redfin asked me for my favorite outdoor activity in Oceanside and I shared this park! Check out the article: Outdoor Activities in Oceanside: 8 Fun Things New Residents Need to Do
Buccaneer Beach Park
Buccaneer Beach Park in Oceanside has a playground and restrooms. You can walk to the beach from this park!
Guajome Regional Park
Guajome Regional Park in Oceanside has a playground. It features fitness equipment, a walking-hiking trail, a half-court basketball court, and soccer field. It has restrooms
Libby Lake Park
Libby Lake Park in Oceanside features a lake, playground, restrooms, volleyball, picnic facilities. Several reviews (and news sources) say to avoid this park at night.
Alamosa Park
Alamosa Park in Oceanside has a playground. It features a walking-hiking trail, and a large grassy area. It has restrooms.
