Part of the Gay Oceanside Guide — bars, events & things to do.
Oceanside, California
Camp-themed Downtown Oceanside coffee shop serving Bird Rock beans and a signature camp mocha
A cozy downtown Oceanside coffee shop inspired by owner Jason Simpson's love of camping in California's national parks. The woodsy, campfire-themed decor — exposed bulbs like stars, pine tree photography, and a red espresso machine that nods to a classic camp stove — makes it feel like a cabin escape just blocks from the beach. They proudly serve Bird Rock Coffee Roasters beans and the signature Camp Mocha topped with torched marshmallows is a must-try. Great pastries, friendly staff, and a chill patio for your morning ritual.
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