Restore, retain,

& Renew Our beach

Beach erosion is reshaping Oceanside's coastline. Our beaches built our memories, now they need our voice.

It's Your Beach. Let's Save It!

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We Have a Plan

Restoring Oceanside’s beaches requires more than simply adding sand. Our City’s plan combines restoration, retention, and renewal to create wider, healthier beaches that endure.

Bring the sand back.

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Keep the sand on the beach.

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Reconnect Oceanside with its beach.

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Real Beach Results Demand Innovation

Oceanside’s three plan projects combine for sand restoration, but only the RE:BEACH pilot project is the solution for sand retention on our beaches. Imagine stepping off The Strand onto a 50-yard-wide beach — half a football field of sand — extending to the water.

50 yds. wide

1/2 mile long

Seagaze Dr → Oceanside Blvd

Sand across our beaches

EXPLORE THE PROGRESS →
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RE:BEACH conceptual headland design

Why It Matters

Oceanside without a beach isn't Oceanside.

Our beaches are part of our identity, culture, community and economy.

The Oceanside we renew today is the one future generations will inherit.

"We can't wait another two decades to do this, and every year through the annual appropriations process, I'm going to be pushing."



- Mike Levin, U.S. Representative for California's 49th Congressional District