First and foremost, bonfires MUST be kept within the specific Oceanside City fire rings ONLY. You cannot bring your own bonfire pit. With that said, fire pits are dispersed on a first come, first serve basis. I’ve heard rumors of people going to the beach at 3 or 4 am in order to have a claim on the pit for the rest of the day. Granted I’ve only heard that rumor on the 4th of July, but still, that’s early. Fires are only to be burning from 6:00 am – 11:00 pm and there must be a person in attendance at all times the fire is burning. The fires can only be put out with water, absolutely not sand!
The Oceanside Chamber of Commerce receives almost every phone call under the sun about any topic regarding Oceanside, CA. I have answered all types of questions regarding Oceanside and the North County San Diego region. In the summer months (and leading up to those months) the number one concern from beachgoers is whether or not bonfires are allowed on the beach. The answer is yes, they are! However, there are some stipulations.
First and foremost, bonfires MUST be kept within the specific Oceanside City fire rings ONLY. You cannot bring your own bonfire pit. With that said, fire pits are dispersed on a first come, first serve basis. I’ve heard rumors of people going to the beach at 3 or 4 am in order to have a claim on the pit for the rest of the day. Granted I’ve only heard that rumor on the 4th of July, but still, that’s early. Fires are only to be burning from 6:00 am – 11:00 pm and there must be a person in attendance at all times the fire is burning. The fires can only be put out with water, absolutely not sand! The Oceanside Chamber is excited to welcome you to our new blog. Please visit frequently for articles on Oceanside events, valuable business tips and features on local businesses
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