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The Oceanside Pier is one of the most popular places in the City, allowing people to fish, take a leisurely stroll, and view the spectacular coastline. A stroll on the Pier is a beautiful, fun, free activity for all.
May 10, 2024 · Oceanside to reopen 80% of fire-damaged pier this Friday Western end damaged by blaze will be fenced off from public; debris removal and repairs are expected to begin soon May 6, 2024
This wonderful pier and surrounding areas afford you a beautiful and very long pier offering breathtaking views of Oceanside in San Diego! What a place for a stroll with the kids watching folks surf, fish from off the pier, and romantically hold hands as they walk along marveling at the great Pacific...
Historic Oceanside Pier is one of the longest wooden piers on the West Coast, spanning 1,942 feet in length. Opened in 1987 as the city’s sixth pier to be built (and fifth on this spot), it is located at Pier View Way and The Strand.
This wooden pier extends more than 1900ft out to sea. Bait-and-tackle shops rent poles to the many anglers who line its wooden fences (per hour/day $5/15). Two major surf competitions – the West Coast Pro-Am and the National Scholastic Surf Association (NSSA) – take place near the pier each June.
Stretching out at about 1954 feet, Oceanside's pier is the longest wooden over-water pier on the west coast of the United States. Walk the length of the pier for some truly awe-inspiring views of our downtown coastline.
Fishermen, tourists and locals stroll along the wooden planking and gaze into the ocean, just as Oceanside’s early citizens did over 130 years ago. Oceanside’s pier is a tradition, one that despite relentless waves, high tides, low funds managed to survive. Remnants of our first pier are now buried.
