Rain or shine, there are plenty of outdoor activities to keep you and the kids busy throughout the year. Take a look at this list of over 100 things to do outside to ensure you'll stay entertained no matter what. Most of these great ideas can be customized for adults, little kids, or for the family. Some of these are nature-based, while others are some of the best outdoor activities. 

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There are many fun things to do outside for all ages, from hosting an outdoor movie night to a water balloon fight in the local park.

Many of these activities for the great outdoors are free (outdoor dance party, scavenger hunt, etc.), but some require payment, such as miniature golfing. Many of these can be done with items you likely already have at home, like making DIY bubbles. See how many of these you can do in a day or during summer vacation.

100 Things to Do Outside 

1. Make an obstacle course in the backyard or front yard 
2. Spend the afternoon at an amusement park 
3. Make a fairy garden 
4. Play hide and seek 
5. Walk around to see how much street art and graffiti you can find
6. Do a nature scavenger hunt 
7. Plan an outdoor movie night (you can get an outdoor projector screen or simply watch it on your phone or laptop)
8. Make or play with slime outdoors
9. Go to a local outdoor concert 
10. When life hands you lemons, make a lemonade stand 
11. Head over to your local farmers market for fresh air and produce 
12. Calm down with outdoor yoga 
13. Visit a dog park 
14. Stroll your local botanic garden 
15. Go geocaching 
16. Play basketball 
17. Play tennis
18. Spend the afternoon cloud-watching
19. Go stargazing
20. Pull weeds from the backyard
21. Paint a shower curtain (try a clear shower curtain or liner for this)
22. Make a sensory bin
23. Play with Legos or blocks
24. Go horseback riding 
25. Get binoculars to go bird watching (you can get a bird watching book and binoculars to better spot the wildlife)
26. Take photos
27. Plan a trip to a national park 
28. Take a bike ride 
29. Attend a basketball or baseball game
30. Build an outdoor fort  
31. Find a quiet spot in a park to read a book or listen to a podcast 
32. Play frisbee golf 
33. Play freeze tag
34. Go to an outdoor ice skating rink 
35. Spend time at a state park 
36. Build a mud kitchen 
37. Get artistic and draw on the pavement with sidewalk chalk (buy sidewalk chalk online here)
38. Visit a pumpkin patch 
39. Play board games outside 
40. Go kayaking or conoeing
41. Run through the sprinklers on a hot day
42. Play or build a treehouse 
43. Paint pet rocks 
44. Do an outdoor workout
45. Create a playlist and listen to it outside 
46. Grill burgers or veggies outside
47. Get the whole family to do an outdoor dance party
48. Go on a walk to see if you can identify the nature around you (plants, flowers, trees, etc.)
49. Tie dye shirts or beach towels outside so you don't stain anything (you can get a tie dye kit and pick color themes like neon colors, etc) 
50. Get vitamin D and take a long walk on the beach 
51. Wash your car inside and out 
52. Hike local trails
53. Go to a water park
54. People watch outside
55. Go swimming at a local pool, lake, beach, etc.
56. Go surfing
57. Run through the sprinklers 
58. Cool off in the splash pad (there are splash pads for different ages, so you can keep this in mind)
59. Look for bugs
60. Watch the sunset or sunrise
61. Try your hand at paddle boarding
62. Try out your green thumb and plant a garden in your backyard 
63. Fly a kite 
64. Pitch a tent in the yard and camp there
65. Explore your local park, beach, or forest 
66. Write in your journal in a park (100+ Journal Prompts for Self-Discovery)
67. Go rock climbing
68. Play a game of tug of war 
69. Do a puzzle outside 
70. Eat breakfast, lunch, or dinner outside
71. Give your patio, balcony, or welcome mat a good wash 
72. Paint rocks in fun shapes like fruits or vegetables 
73. Hug a tree 
74. Make s'mores (there are electric flameless s'mores kits if you don't have access to a fire)
75. Go camping 
76. Have a picnic in nature 
77. Take an outdoor nap 
78. Go skiing or snowboarding
79. Check out a book from the local library and read it outside
80. Eat homemade popsicles in your backyard 
81. Hula hoop (buy hula hoops online or at the store)
82. Play hopscotch
83. Climb a tree
84. Make a bird feeder
85. Walk the dog
86. Lay in a hammock 
87. Play capture the flag 
88. Grab old magazine and make a collage outside
89. Meditate in the great outdoors
90. Play hopscotch 
91. Build a fairy garden
92. Head to a zoo or petting zoo
93. Play catch
94. Build an obstacle course
95. Make DIY chalk paint 
96. Make DIY bubbles (but you could go fancy with a bubble gun or bubble machine)
97. Feel the grass on your skin on a sunny day 
98. Attend an estate sale or garage sale
99. Host a garden party
100. Cool off with a water balloon fight (they also have reusable water balloons)
101. Play mini golf
102. Go fishing

There are many fun things to do in the great outdoors. If you can't think of anything, refer back to this list. This is a fantastic way for kids to stay occupied during school breaks or vacations. 

When you're trying to think of a fun way to spend the day outside, you have to figure out what type of activities you like to do first. Do you prefer being active, like doing outdoor yoga or a bike ride? Do you like leisure activities like bird watching or strolling around a garage sale? Do you just want to do something minimal and be outside, such as reading? Figuring this out will help you find your favorite things to do for yourself, your family, and your kids.

There are so many things to do on a rainy day. When we see rainy days in film, we often watch characters cuddling under a cozy blanket and giggling romantically with a partner; you can do that and so much more! 

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These rainy day activities include some low-key options as well as some fun things to do outside of the house. These great ideas will keep you entertained through all seasons where you find a bit of rain. If you have kids, there are a lot of things on this list you can do with kids too.

Whether you opt to stay inside or outside, these 100+ things will keep you busy in the pouring rain. No need to stay bored!

100+ Fun Rainy Day Activities

1. Host an indoor picnic
2. Pick up beers from a local brewery and have an at-home taste test 
3. Go to a winery for a glass of wine
4. Do an at home beer tasting with a few different beers.
5. Have a video game tournament
6. Eat hot dogs or hamburgers
7. Sip on hot chocolate 
8. Have tea or coffee at a coffee shop
9. Eat a meal at a fancy restaurant
10. Make the first recipe you see on TikTok, Instagram Reels, etc.
11. Make a fancy mocktail with whatever you have at home (sparkling water, soda, juice, fruits, syrups, cinnamon, etc.)
12. Bake dessert (chocolate chip cookies, cake, bread, loaf, muffins, etc)
13. Make kombucha. Here are 85+ flavor ideas if you need inspiration.
14. Make yourself a solo meal and then do 3 things on this list
15. Go grocery shopping
16. Meal plan and come up with meal ideas for the next few days. 
17. Head to the local pub, sometimes they have karaoke, dancing, line dancing, etc
18. Take cooking classes or do an online cooking lesson. A cooking class not only gives you additional life skills but it's fun and tastes good too.
19. Invite a friend or sibling or bestie over for a sleepover. 100+ Things to Do at a Sleepover.
20. Buy a book from a local bookstore and spend the day reading
21. Read a short story
22. Go roller skating at an indoor rink
23. Golf at an indoor driving range
24. Create a super fun indoor obstacle course 
25. Go window shopping at your local mall
26. Go people-watching somewhere popular (the mall, downtown, etc)  
27. Spend the day binge watching tv. Some streaming services have access to live tv or local channels if you don't have cable. 
28. Invite friends over for a movie marathon. Take turns watching movies that each person recommends or you can pick one series and watch each film.
29. Spend the afternoon learning magic tricks 
30. Take turns recommending a YouTube video to watch with your friends, family, partner, roommate, etc.
31. Start embroidering. You can get an embroidery kit from Amazon and jazz up old tote bags, jeans, etc.
32. Do an art project. Whether you use items you already have at home or you have to make a Michael's run, there are so many crafts, projects, and fun things to create.
33. Go to an art gallery 
34. Go to a museum
35. Go bowling
36. Go to an aquarium 
37. Play laser tag. They also have laser tag kits on Amazon if you want them delivered to you.
38. Go ax throwing
39. Watch a movie in the movie theatre
40. Watch a play or live performance
41. Sign up for a library card
42. Go to the library and check out a book or two
43. Host a trivia night. You can pick a theme and make it up yourself. or play something like Ultimate Trivia, Volume 1: 800 + Fun and Challenging Trivia Questions. View it on Amazon here.
44. Try to make your way out of an escape room
45. Plan out your dream vacation 
46. Plan a scavenger hunt indoors
47. Jump the day away at an indoor trampoline park
48. Let your creative juices flow and make a vision board 
49. Do an indoor treasure hunt. This is perfect for adults and anyone who needs entertainment.
50. Sign up at your local gym
51. Take a workout glass or exercise class
52. Spend a few hours learning a new language. You can communicate with more people and challenge your brain too.
53. Buy a sudoku book and do as many sudoku puzzles as you can.
54. Buy a newspaper and read the whole thing
55. Do a crossword puzzle
56. Play charades 
57. Play card games. You could go for Go Fish, Solitaire, Old Maid, etc. You can play a few rounds. Play cards!
58. Play board games. Play a board game or two with friends, family, or roommates (Monopoly, Clue, Catan, Candy Land, Sorry!, etc.)
59. Can't pick just one game? How about a game night where you play card games, board games, and play video games like Mario Kart. Play games all day.
60. Write a letter to your future self
61. Write a letter to your past self
62. Write a letter and sent it in the mail
63. Spend the entire day doing, trying, eating things you've never tried before. Doesn't have to be fancy. If you've never tried sushi or eaten a fig or had a martini, today's a good day. If you've never worn overalls, go to a store and try one on in the dressing room. How does it look? You get the picture.
64. Go to an ice skating rink
65. Write a list of productive things you can accomplish this week
66. Have a dance party. You can go by artist, album, playlist, vibe, genre, etc. There are so many options because there is so much music out there.
67. Listen to records, CDs, Spotify, whatever music device you have
68. Have a spa day or self-care day
69. Hang up your laundry
70. Organize the pictures on your phone. Delete, put them in albums, see what's there.
71. Create a budget for the month
72. Stay home and invite your friends over. Do as many things from this list as you can! 100+ Fun Things to Do at Home with Friends.
73. Find a photo booth and take a photo! Perfect for a rainy day date!
74. Call a friend or relative. Catch up, ask how their day was, and say that you were thinking of them.
75. Turn off your phone, tablet, tv, and spend the day without social media or the internet.
76. Organize your closet, garage, cabinet, under the sink, etc.
77. Mend any clothes that need fixing. Sew on a fallen button, repair a hole, etc.
78. Dress up in your finest clothes and just feel fancy for the night
79. Pick out some items, books, clothes, dishes, etc. to donate.
80. Journal, write in a diary, process your thoughts. If you need inspiration, 100+ Morning Journal Prompts: 100 Journal Prompts for Self-Discovery. Read here.
81. Make a collage
82. Do a DIY project
83. Make your own candles with a DIY candle-making kit
84. Rearrange the furniture
85. Rotate your plants
86. Take a bubble bath
87. Buy some new plants
88. Build an indoor fort
89. Recycle your cans, glass, and aluminum. See if there's a recycling center near you where you can exchange the recyclables for a bit of cash.
90. Delete and organize photos if you have any printed out
91. Delete and organize your emails
92. Organize that drawer in your home that has all the junk you don't know what to do with
93. Practice learning an instrument
94. Play in a puddle
95. Dance in the rain
96. Go on a rain walk
97. Watch the rain from indoors
98. Camp in your backyard
99. Look up Halloween costume ideas such as Cher Horowitz or Laney Boggs from She's All That Prom Dress.
100. Have a fancy date night with your partner or by yourself
101. Have a personal favorite day where you do everything you love. Eat your favorite food, order your favorite drinks, go to your favorite spot in town.
102. Try new cocktail recipes
103. Play a drinking game
104. Play poker
105. Play Candy Crush
106. Play truth or dare
107. Start a scrapbook. Put photos, knickknacks, tickets, movie stubs, and other things you've collected into the scrapbook.
108. Make a time capsule
109. Relax, meditate, and let the rain act as a personal white noise machine.
110. Take a nap
111. Take photos of flowers
112. Plan your next trip. Look up flights, train tickets, transportation, hotel, Airbnb, etc.
113. Do 5 things on this list
114. Do 10 things on this list
115. Do as many things on this list as possible before midnight
116. If it's rainy for a few days, see if you can cross off everything on this list of things to do on a rainy day for adults!

A List of Rainy Day Activities

Hopefully, this list gives you endless inspiration on how to make it through the rain. You can do these fun rainy day activities alone, you can do them with friends, you can spend time with the entire family, there's a lot of variety. You can customize it as needed.

In films, a rainy day seems so romantic. You always see the movies of people dancing in the rain and hugging and kissing and having a good time. The rain gives a different ambiance, a completely different atmosphere. There's the wetness and dampness, the clouds, the grey skies. If you’re looking for a great rainy day date idea to do with your partner or some things to do with friends, this list is for you. This list will get you through the rainy season. You can have so much fun whether it's just you stuck inside or whether you invite a family member over. You can spend the rainy day playing your favorite games, watching YouTube videos, and learning a new skill.

Rainy Day Date Ideas

There are heaps of things to do on a rainy day for adults! A rainy day for adults has so much more possibility than it does when you were a kid. Now you can do whatever you want. Consider this list if you need rainy day date ideas. From going to a brewery to working out to dancing in the rain, there are plenty of fun rainy day activities. You can customize this list to do with your partner for an unforgettable experience. Rainy day dates just got better!

Get some snacks, watch some scary movies, and get together with a bunch of your friends for a fun sleepover. This list of fun ideas contains more than 100 fun things to do at a sleepover party. Whether you're an adult who wants to invite your adult friends over or you're a parent planning for your kid's sleepover, this list will help you come up with ideas. You can set up the sleepover in a bedroom or living room, depending on the size of the room, the number of people, kids or teens at the sleepover, and the comfort level. 

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Whether you want to invite your best friends over for a slumber party or your teen wants to invite a group of sleepover guests over for a girl's night, there are many ways to have fun and enjoy the night. And you never have to leave the house. This list will give you fun sleepover ideas on how to create a night to remember as well as some fun sleepover games that you can play. A sleepover party for girls or boys doesn't have to be a big occasion, it could be with one close friend! 

If you are a teen or tween, be sure to ask your parents permission to do the sleepover ideas on this list like using the oven or whatever your house rules are. 

Want to host your guests for a sleepover on a budget? There are a lot of free and fun things to do too!

Fun Things to Do at a Sleepover - Ideas for Adults

1. Play Truth or Dare.
2. Play 20 Questions.
3. Play Would You Rather.
4. Play Two Truths, One Lie.
5. Play Never Have I Ever.
6. Play MASH.
7. Play charades.
8. Do a few rounds of hide and seek.
9. Have fun and do a few rounds of I Spy.
10. Enjoy playing video games.
11. Play a funny card game like Cards Against Humanity.
12. Use a Magic 8 Ball and ask it a bunch of questions.
13. Pillow fight, but don't smack each other too hard you break a pillow (or a tooth!!).
14. Play ring toss. You can use glow sticks at night to have a bit more fun.
15. Host a themed party. Whether it's Harry Potter, old-school Hollywood stars, medieval, pick a cool theme and run with it. Everyone can dress up. You can even decorate the house with items from the party store.
16. Host an indoor beach party and decorate with a beach theme. Everyone can bring towels, beach balls, swim wear/swim cover ups and enjoy inside!
17. Host game night and play a classic game or two. Take turns to play your favorite board game for each person.
18. Game and movie night. This will be so much fun and make for a memorable experience! Classic sleepover games and movies could last the entire night!
19. Do a DIY project. You can find crafts to create on YouTube, TikTok, etc.
20.  Watch a movie marathon. You could watch each of your favorite movie or do a series (like Harry Potter, Twilight, Star Wars etc.)
21. Watch films none of you have ever seen before. Watching it together will be so much fun. Don't forget to have them bring their coziest blankets.
22. Watch horror movies.
23. Play movie bingo.
24. Make popcorn and watch some TV shows or a TV series.
25. Watch funny videos on YouTube.
26. Have some fun with board games like Clue, Monopoly, Sorry!, chess, etc.
27. Get a special edition Monopoly to play that the kids or teens will like. There are different ones like SpongeBob Meme Monopoly, there's a Star Wars edition, and many more.
28. Try your hand at card games like Go Fish or War.
29. Sing some karaoke. If you don't have a karaoke machine you can always use YouTube or even Spotify. 
30. Play music. You can use a recorder player, play CDs, or cassettes.
31. Play a random Spotify playlist with each guest's favorite songs.
32. Play top trending songs, like Top 40 or a current TikTok playlist.
33. Do a neighborhood scavenger hunt.
34. Do a virtual museum tour.
35. Tell scary ghost stories in the dark.
36. Create a pillow fort in the living room or other open space.
37. Have a water balloon fight outside.
38. Spa night. Put on sheet masks, give yourselves fresh manicures, pedicures, it can be simple and all about self-care amongst friends.
39. Create a vision board. Bring old magazines, newspapers, glue sticks, scissors, and compile them into a vision board to bring your goals and dreams to life.
40. Do a spa day with face masks, body scrub, etc. 
41. Make a DIY cinnamon sugar body scrub.
42. Make a tie-dye a shirt with bleach. Click here to learn how to make it.
43. Host a dance party or dance contest. Play your favorite songs and dance it out. Dancing is fun. You could do a glow stick dance party, too.
44. Dress up and throw a costume party. Pretend to be different characters with backstories. Don't forget to take photos of the hilarious outfits.
45. Film a TikTok video. You can post it for friends only so only your closest friends see it.
46. Learn a fun TikTok dance. 
47. Paint your nails. You could even do a different color for each nail or get creative with the designs.
48. Draw. Draw still life, draw each other, draw random shapes. You get the idea!
49. Paint. You can try to recreate a painting, paint each other, or get creative with it. You and your friends might create a masterpiece.
50. Paint with your eyes closed.
51. Paint rocks.
52. Host a virtual Zoom party for friends who couldn't make it.
53. Do a talent show and each person can show off a talent of theirs.
54. Write a letter to your future selves.
55. Solve a puzzle.
56. Do a crossword puzzle.
57. Solve a Sudoku puzzle.
58. Do a few Mad Libs. They even have a Sleepover Edition of Mad Libs!
59. Rearrange the furniture or the room to make it feel like you're in a new place.
60. Camp in the back yard or set up your sleeping bags in the living room.
61. Have a quiet evening and each of you read a book or your favorite book.
62. Start a book together. Each person can read a page out loud and then pass the book.
63. Star gaze.
64. Cloud watch.
65. Search for four leaf clovers in the backyard or outside.
66. Throw some hoops.
67. Make slime.
68. Put on a puppet show.
69. Make puppets out of whatever you have in the house. Get more creative the better.
70. Host a clothing swap. Each guest brings some items they want to get rid of and then friends can swap with each other!
71. Have an indoor picnic.
72. Have an outdoor picnic in the backyard or just outside where you can make it work.
73. Make a snack platter or kids or teens charcuterie board.
74. Do a snack exchange. Each person could bring a bunch of snacks and then try them out.
75. Make ice cream sundaes. 
76. Make homemade cookies.
77. Find a good recipe, gather the ingredients, and make it! 
78. Make some weird popcorn flavors. See what you can come up with. Chocolate chip and cheese? Might be good?
79. Make s'mores. It's an easy and fun idea. You only need chocolate, graham crackers, and marshmallows. You can microwave it to make it easy.
80. Make an ice cream bar with all the bowls, spoons,  and ice cream toppings set up such as chocolate sauce or nuts (depending on food allergies of course). Each kid at the sleepover party can make their own ice cream bowl.
81. Make your own pizza. Homemade! You could buy some dough, sauce, cheese, and toppings at the grocery store or Trader Joe's, or some store like that.
82. Eat breakfast for dinner. Eggs, pancakes, bacon, all that good stuff.
83. Enjoy the fun of a fondu pot. Make your food and eat it too.
84. Create a candy charcuterie board.
85. Decorate cupcakes. You can bake them and then have a little set up for decorating. Or buy plain cupcakes from the grocery store. You can have candy, sprinkles, frosting, etc.
86. Have a hot cocoa bar or hot chocolate station.
87. Have a popcorn bar.
88. Make paper airplanes and see whose paper plane flies the furthest.
89. Make homemade bubbles and see what shapes you can come up with.
90. Create DIY friendship bracelets. Cool way to spend quality time with them too.
91. Take pictures and group photos to remember the moment! Take a group photo or do a group photoshoot. 
92. Do each other's hair.
93. Scroll Buzzfeed.
94. Tie-dye t-shirts. You can buy party kit tie dye packs on Amazon - click here to check it out.
95. Create a collage.
96. Make a time capsule of your evening together. 
97. Make ice slushies by freezing water and creating your own syrups with sugar and flavorings.
98. Try to learn a new instrument.
99. Talk about your favorite TV shows.
100. Talk about where you see yourself in five years.
101. Chat about your goals and dreams.
102. Order food from a local restaurant. You can eat in or takeout.
103. Chat and catch up with each other. How have you been? What have you been doing? Interested in any films, books, TV shows? What's your current hobby or obsession?
104. Feeling tired? Get your beauty sleep and head to bed early. Relax!
105. Do an outdoor adventure. Walk around, explore.
106. Play flashlight tag at night in the back yard.
107. If there's a pool, lake, etc. nearby, go for a swim.
108. Watch the sunset.
109. Watch the sunrise.

Truth or Dare and Other Classic Sleepover Games

No more wondering about what to do at a sleepover. Popular sleepover and slumber party and sleepover classic games for girls or boys include Truth or Dare, 20 Questions, Would You Rather, Two Truths, One Lie, Never Have I Ever, MASH, hide and seek, scavenger hunt. You can also play good old classic board games like Clue, Monopoly, Sorry!, Life. There are a lot of apps too, such as Heads Up. When in doubt, ask your kids or teens what they are into or what they think are the best sleepover games.

Related reading: 100+ fun things to do at home with friends.

Slumber Party Ideas and Essentials

Not sure what to bring to a sleepover party? These are some ideas for slumber parties:

• Pillow or pillows
• Blanket
• Pijamas
• Toothbrush
• Toothpaste
• Period products, if needed (pad, tampon, etc.)
• Sleeping bag
• Hair tie
• Phone
• Fun games
• Phone charger
• Any needed medicine/medication

Sleepover Snack Ideas

There are plenty of good snacks available at your local store. You can buy in bulk at Costco or someplace like that, or you can shop for what works for you and your family. It also depends if the sleepover is geared for kids, tweens, teenagers, or just a good old-fashioned girls night. 

• Popcorn
• Chips
• Veggies and ranch or some sort of tip
• Chocolate
• Pizza (Buy your favorite frozen pizza or make it homemade)
• Water (Bottle or Tap Water is fine)
• Ice
• Soda (cola, rootbeer, orange soda, hot chocolate + whipped cream, etc) 
• Juice
• Wine / Beer (For adults, obviously)

What to do at a Sleepover - Use What You've Got

There are lots of sleepover activities to choose from. You're bound to have loads of fun with this list of more than 100 fun things to do at a sleepover party for girls or boys. A slumber party is a great way to spend the night with your close friends, get to know each other even more, and just have loads of fun. No matter your age, whether it's a kids party or a sleepover for tweens, teens, or adults, sleepovers are a great way to make some memories that you can laugh at years from now. I remember the hilarity that ensued when my friends stayed up late make a fake music video as Led Zeppelin as teens. Tell scary stories, watch an old show, keep it simple. You can do a lot in a house or apartment. Plus, there are many many things you can do that are free and don't require any additional cost. You can use you have a house and make the most of your get-together with your besties. Get your friends together and check off as many of these sleepover ideas as you can. There are plenty of things to do at a sleepover, whether you're an adult or planning something for your child! No matter what, you're bound to have a fun time at sleepover parties when there's so much you can do.

Oceanside, California has museums, art, biking, and sightseeing spots. Eat breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Take in the great views and many ways to relax, whether you want to watch the sunset or swim at the beach.

Take a look at the murals at Artist's Alley in Downtown Oceanside, California.

Other things to do in California: See Central Perk Cafe from Friends on a Warner Bros Studio Tour.

Jalapeno & cauliflower mac & cheese from Local Tap House & Kitchen, Oceanside restaurants to try.

Enjoy the ocean view from the Oceanside Fishing Pier.

City of Oceanside Street Art, Murals, & Graffiti

Both downtown & the City of Oceanside have street art, murals, & graffiti to view. While you're near town, be sure to check out Artist Alley to support local San Diego businesses & artists. Learn more Artist Alley Oceanside on their Facebook page. Pictured above is a mural by BB Bastidas at the Pour House Oceanside; there's a different mural there now. Experience some Oceanside street art, click here.

Go to the Beach

It should go without saying, but you should check out the beach & ocean views whilst visiting a city literally named Oceanside. Popular Oceanside beaches include Oceanside City Beach, Tyson Street Beach, Oceanside Harbor Beach, South Oceanside Beach. I could spend the day by Oceanside Pier, soaking in the melodic sound of the waves, reading a good book, & sticking my feet in the sand. Tyson Street Beach, also known as Tyson Street Park, is within walking distance of the Oceanside Pier. Enjoy the wildlife, cruise the sandy beaches, dine at a nearby restaurant.

Buena Vista Audubon Society Nature Center