Paradise By The Sea RV Resort

Overview

Paradise By The Sea RV Resort is situated near California's most authentic beach town - Oceanside, and is the perfect place for a relaxing yet exciting camping trip. With plenty of homey charm and California excitement, you're certain to return every year to soak in the sunshine and the daily coastal fun.

Amenities and Activities

There's tons to experience on or near the campground, for plenty of individual and group fun. Visitors can look out for opportunities for cruising, hiking, fishing, biking, surfing, skydiving, water skiing and scenic viewing. Plus, there's plenty of opportunities for sunset viewing and stargazing. Amenities at the park include: a clubhouse, beach access, a resort style pool, a playground, a basketball court, and a beach cafe. The park also includes all your basic amenities like restrooms and laundry facilities.

Travelers can look forward to a number of attractions just beyond the campground, including: 

- Museum of Making Music

- Mission San Luis Rey- California Surf Museum

- Deep Sea Sport Fishing

- SeaWorld San Diego

- San Diego Zoo

- Buena Vista Audubon Society Nature Center

- Skydiving, whale watching and helicopter tours

Oceanside and its surrounding regions offer campers with some of the best campgrounds, activities and attractions on the west coast, so if you're heading out here soon, be sure to spend a few nights at this great campground. Hope to see you soon!

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Melanee Davis

3.0

So, once again we learned to do our research before booking an RV Park. The pictures on their website are great and it all looks so amazing. The park is very clean and very well decorated. The pool and spa area is very pretty and has a fire pit and “Tiki Bar” (that is never open). The bad news is they are not right on the beach. They are probably closer to a quarter mile away so no private access. The cost is $80 per night so I tend to think the price is too high for what they offer, but this is California. It’s about a 2 mile hike to the pier which was also a let-down. No shops and restaurants around except for the hamburger joint at the end of the pier. No bar or cocktails at tables over-looking the ocean. No pets allowed on the pier. The hot tub is usually full of kids but it’s “supposed” to be adults only from 7:30 to 9:30 pm. The water temp is raised to 103 at that time but is cooler during the day. They also have a fun room with pool table, shuffle board table and a ping-pong table. It also, is usually filled with kids.

July 13, 2016