North County coastal
Cannabis delivery for Oceanside
Coverage runs the whole width of the city, from the harbor and Fire Mountain across to the North River Road side.
Coast, mesa and river valley
Oceanside is the northernmost coastal city in San Diego County, and it reaches a long way inland. The beach blocks sit west of I-5 around the pier, the harbor and Coast Highway. East of the freeway the city follows two corridors: Oceanside Boulevard and SR-78 toward Vista, and Mission Avenue and SR-76 up the San Luis Rey River valley toward Bonsall.
That inland half is where most of the housing is. Fire Mountain is the hill just east of I-5, Rancho Del Oro and Ivey Ranch fill the middle of the city, and Guajome, Jeffries Ranch, Arrowood and Morro Hills sit out toward the rural northeastern edge.
Next door to Camp Pendleton
Camp Pendleton begins at the northern city limit, and plenty of people who work on base live in town. The base itself is federal property, where cannabis stays illegal under federal law no matter what California permits. An order therefore needs a civilian address outside the gates; base housing cannot receive one.
The Strand, the harbor and beach rentals
The Strand is the narrow road along the sand below the bluff, lined with condos and short-term rentals and very short on parking. North Coast Village and the other harbor-side complexes are multi-building properties with controlled entrances. For any of these, give the building and unit number and plan to meet the driver at the entrance.
The beach, the pier and the harbor lots are public land. California delivery rules do not allow a handoff there, so the order has to go to a physical street address.
