Marshall Park

Marshall Park is a small neighborhood park tucked behind a mobile home community in Oceanside. There’s a basic play structure for kids and a small open area for dogs to run around. It’s clean and usually pretty quiet, but the space is limited, so it’s not great for bigger gatherings or long visits. Still, it’s a decent local spot if you live nearby and just want a quick outing with your dog or kids.

Bring your sand toys to this park because the playground is in a huge sandbox. My son loved playing on the teeter totter because you don’t see one at every playground. He sat on one end for almost 10 minutes and when I told him we should go down the slides, he got off and just hopped onto the other end of the teeter totter😆 📍1400 Marshall St, Oceanside, CA 92054 🚙Free parking in lot 💰This park is free 🎠The play structures are on sand ground surface. There are both standard and bucket swings at this park 🚽Restrooms 🧺Picnic tables on the grass 🖼The lawn is on a hill 🌳Some shady trees over picnic tables 🛣Far from busy roads 🏘Tucked into a neighborhood 🚂Views of the train at the bottom of the hill

My daughter loves this park, but I'm not a fan of the sand. It feels really dirty. And like it's never been changed. The playground is older and could really use some updates, but overall, it's a good park to entertain your kids for a couple of hours. Just be prepared that it can get chilly in the late afternoon hours. Also, be mindful dog owners like to take their dogs of leash here and sometimes they wander into the kids playground area.

Great little dog-friendly neighborhood park! Big wide open spaces for happy dogs to roam and playground and public pool area for happy kiddos! Only reason not 5 stars is because not all dog owners pick up the poop. But, guess that happens everywhere.

This playground has two small climbers which were not that interesting for my 2yr old, small rope pyramid (Mance has a larger one), and zipline like feature that jammed, sand and tons of seed pods etc in that sand. Doesn’t help that the local community seems to treat this as an offleash park. The teeter totter was her favorite. We spent 45 minutes before running out of things to do.