So worth the extra few bucks to use AA to fly to Phoenix rather than going all the way down to San…read moreDiego

Small airport when flying in near San Diego. 2 terminals, inexpensive parking, quick boarding with…read morevery small lines and quick baggage retrieval. Very stress-free! Usually smaller planes and higher fees, but worth the convenience!! Just one restaurant next to the terminal and nothing once you go thru security. Usually have to walk out to the runway and it lets you off on the runway when you land.

By far the friendliest airport we've ever been to! I know a lot of these reviews on Yelp are older…read morebut if you check ForeFlight, you'll see the latest reviews from recent visits and they're all positive! We arrived from KAJO without any idea where to park, so we parked in one of the empty tie down spots. Shout-out to Andrew, who came out and greeted us warmly, informed us of the transient parking location (in front of the FBO, west of the fuel pump). We chatted for a while, explored the airport and came across the free bike area. We are planning a trip back soon to take advantage of the bikes to enjoy a day down by the beach. A beautiful airport, well kept and friendly staff - which can be hard to find these days. Can't wait to come back!

Fun municipal airport to fly in to for a day trip or more. We took advantage of the "Free-Bike"…read moreairport use option provided by the Oceanside Airport Association. The bike trail (San Luis Rey River Trail) is fully paved and is an easy 3 mile ride from the municipal airport direct to the beach or Oceanside pier. Will go again.

I come here a lot because I like to watch the sky diver from Go Jump. This is a real small airport…read moreand the parking lot is usually full by the sky divers so good luck with parking. On the weekends is the worst time to come here because it's so busy. There are a few vending machines with drinks and snacks.

Bob Maxwell died in August 2010 a the age of 88, but his legacy lives on as an aviator and a…read morecommunity leader. He was so influential a supporter of Oceanside's little airport, that in 2013, Oceanside Municipal Airport was renamed in his honor. Now Oceanside Municipal Airport is officially called the Bob Maxwell Memorial Field. The general aviation airport is located on 43-acres in the community of Oceanside in San Diego's coastal north county. It features one runway and fuel services. According to their website, the Bob Maxwell Field "provides tie-downs, hangars, transient parking, restrooms, coffee, and snacks daily from 9:00AM -5:00PM." While this is considered a smallish-landing place, I gave the airport, in which I stopped at on my way home from LA last week, 4 YELP STARS. 1 YELP STAR was deducted for some noise issues. According to a story in the Coast News, over the years, "noise mitigation has been a problem." The airport has received complaints about small aircraft that don't follow the designated take off and landing path and veer over nearby houses." The airport is mostly utilized by local private pilots and small businesses, with about 12,000 total operations per year. The majority of traffic here is small planes while the corporate jets and bigger planes will utilize nearby McClellan-Palomar Airport in Carlsbad. But what is so fabulous is that this Oceanside airfield honors the memory of a former Tuskegee Airman & aviation enthusiast who was instrumental in saving Oceanside's Airport when it was slated for closure, as part of a shady land grab back in 2006.. Maxwell joined the Army Air Corps during World War II and was trained as a bomber pilot. He was an esteemed member of the legendary Tuskegee Airmen--the first group of African-American fighter & bomber pilots ever in our country's history. The group was collectively honored with a congressional Gold Medal for service in 2007. Oceanside's small airport in the city's San Luis Rey Valley just north of Highway 76.is lucky to be renamed after such an honorable and beloved aviation figure as Bob Maxwell.

I recently utilized their service (yesterday evening from the San Diego Airport to Carlsbad). I…read moremade my reservation on the phone ealier this day and was very pleased with the services I recieved. Mohamoud was an excellent driver - he was punctual, promptly reached out to me when I landed and very polite when he picked me up. He was a safe driver and the ride was smooth and plesant. I work in New York City and travel back and forth to San Diego and have used many shutle/sedan companies over the last few years; he was one of the best drivers I have had. I'll be going back in the fugure and definitely requesting him.

Lousiest louses left me scrambling at 5:30am for transportation to the airport. Never again!…read more I wouldn't count on them for an early flight, maybe later in the day. I'm not giving them a second chance though. On a side note: They were quick to give me a refund.

Highly recommend SD Luxury Limos! We booked them for a bachelorette party for 20 girls…read more Rita was so helpful throughout the entire process and answered all of my questions. Our driver arrived on time and was great throughout the entire ride. We had a great time (:

Had a great experience from beginning to end. The girls in…read morethe office and our driver were great. The customer service was amazing. Highly recommend!

The "Coaster." Go…read moreanywhere up and down the San Diego County coast for a few bucks on new, quiet, and clean trains. (I suppose trains like this stay this clean and pristine because San Diego hasn't got Chicago's awful weather). I took the Coaster to Old Town to meet a friend for dinner before I went to the airport on my way out of town. Service operates primarily during weekday peak periods, but there is also limited weekday midday, Friday evening, and Saturday service. Special evening service is provided when the San Diego Padres play Monday-Thursday evening home games. The only thing that bugged me is there was no one to collect the ticket I bought at the station before boarding. This was 100% honor system, and I suspect it's widely abused to the disadvantage of the transit authority, but maybe they save more money than they lose this way by not employing conductors.

I highly recommend Black Falcon Transportation!…read more We used their services for an airport drop-off & pick-up for our recent trip. Ray (owner) was very responsive to all my questions and request. I will definitely use their services in the future.

Reliable, well run family business. Always on time, fair value. Clean, XL transportation. Great…read moreairport transportation. Plenty of cargo space for large luggage, golf clubs. We like to support San Diego Small Business. Highly recommended.

Easy to buy tickets, time are clearly posted for next train. I hope they will redo the area, new…read morebenches, bathroom and maybe a small store. Plenty of parking which is nice, we've been taking the train to SD to avoid parking there.

This railroad station in Downtown Carlsbad serves the Coaster computer rail line between Oceanside…read moreand Downtown San Diego. It has a single side platform for the single set of tracks that go through Carlsbad. Overall, I think this is a very nice station. North County Transit District buses also stop here, most importantly in my book, Route 101 that runs on Historic 101 between Oceanside and UTC in La Jolla. There are over 400 parking spaces at the station, which is a short walk to restaurants, coffee shops, retail shops, and more. The Carlsbad Village station is not the historic Carlsbad station that was used by Santa Fe Railroad until 1960. That station still stands about 1/10th of a mile south.