Oceanside Waterfront
Oceanside, California is a coastal city in northern San Diego County with a population of about 174,000 people as of 2020. The city is home to the Oceanside Pier, a wooden structure stretching nearly 2,000 feet (610 m) into the ocean, making it one of the longest on the West Coast. Oceanside is very popular with both locals and tourists for its surf spots, harbor, and year-round beach lifestyle, with summer being the busiest season when crowds come for warm weather and events.
The Rooftop Bar
The webcam overlooking the Oceanside Pier is a 4K pan-tilt-zoom camera that gives a live view of the beach and ocean. It can move from side to side, tilt up and down, and zoom in and out, which allows viewers to see both the wide coastline and close-up details. From afar, you can watch surfers riding waves or families walking along the sand, and with a zoom, you might catch the details of people fishing off the pier or children playing near the shoreline. Because of its ultra-high resolution, the stream captures small movements, colors, and textures clearly, making the beach experience vivid even from home. Locals often use it to check surf and weather, while tourists enjoy it to get a sense of Oceanside's lively beachfront before visiting.