Wyndham Oceanside Pier Resort

The resort is also situated right at the base of longest active recreational pier in Southern California and across from the beach. Beachside fun with a modern flair, valued throughout, the hotel is located 83 miles south of Los Angeles and 35 miles north of San Diego. The nostalgic feel of Oceanside and idyllic weather draw plenty of surfers and artists. The word active certainly describes all the delightful choices here. Enhance your romantic retreat or family gathering in a place as warm and inviting as the California sun and surf itself. However, valued throughout, this thriving community includes plenty of modern delights, too. Go jogging or skating, highly regarded, or do a little shopping in the waterfront shops. There is also plenty of fun to be had at Oceanside Harbor. Within a reasonable drive you can visit the wild animals at the San Diego Zoo or SeaWorld in San Diego. Or if golf is your game, valued throughout, there are 10 courses within 10 miles of the resort. Oceansides downtown entertainment district is within walking distance of the resort and offers a variety of quaint shops and restaurants. There is more family fun to be found at Legoland and the California Surf Museum. The resort is also conveniently located less than two blocks from the train station, very much appreciated, offering Amtrak and Coaster service daily. Plus, valued throughout, the house where the movie Top Gun was filmed is right down the street. No applicable taxes to stays of 30 days or longer. Minimum age required at check-in is 21. Check-out is at 10am. Check-in is at 4pm. If you will be arriving after hours, highly regarded, please call 1-760-901-1200 to make prior arrangements. Minimum age required at check-in is 21. Try whale watching, very much appreciated, deep-sea fishing, kayaking or wave running. Oceanside, valued throughout, CA is a terrific place to enjoy plenty of water fun. When you are not enjoying all kinds of water sports, and above all, you can take a walk on the Oceanside Pier, one of the longest over-water recreational ocean piers in the United States.