Sober Living / Recovery Housing
A safe, structured, substance-free home built to support accountability, community, and long-term recovery.
Program Overview
What our sober living looks like
Bayside Recovery provides structured recovery housing where residents live in a clean, stable, substance-free community. Our program is built around daily structure, accountability, and peer support — the things that help recovery stick.
We serve San Diego County, with an initial focus on Chula Vista and surrounding communities.. Our goal is to help each resident build a strong foundation for long-term success, not simply to provide a place to stay.
What to Expect
General house expectations
Here is a general overview. Detailed policies are reviewed with each resident during the admissions process.
Sobriety
Residents maintain sobriety and support a substance-free environment.
Structure
Residents follow the home's daily structure and recovery-focused routines.
Accountability
Residents take responsibility for their actions and their recovery.
Respect for Community
Residents treat housemates, staff, and the home with respect.
Participation
Residents participate in recovery-focused routines and house responsibilities.
Safe & Stable Living
Everyone helps keep the home safe, clean, and stable for all residents.
Admissions
Admissions process & program expectations
Prospective residents may contact us directly by phone, email, or through the website. Each individual will complete an intake screening to determine whether Bayside Recovery is an appropriate fit.
What we expect from residents
- Maintain sobriety
- Comply with house rules
- Participate in recovery-oriented activities
- Contribute positively to the recovery community
Availability & program fees
Contact Bayside Recovery directly for current availability and program fees.
FAQs
Frequently asked questions
What is sober living at Bayside Recovery?
Bayside provides safe, structured recovery housing where residents live in a substance-free community focused on accountability, routine, and long-term recovery.
Who is sober living a good fit for?
It is a good fit for individuals who are committed to their recovery and ready to live in a structured, accountable, substance-free community.
How do I check if beds are available?
Use the "Check Bed Availability" button to send an inquiry. We will follow up with current availability and next steps.
Can a counselor, case manager, or probation officer refer someone?
Yes. Referral partners are welcome. See our For Referral Partners page or use the "Refer Someone" option on the contact form.
What are the expectations for residents?
We ask residents to maintain sobriety, follow the home's structure, stay accountable, respect the community, and participate in recovery-focused routines. Detailed policies are reviewed during admissions.
Do you offer treatment, detox, or outpatient services?
Not at this time. Our active service is sober living / recovery housing. Outpatient, residential treatment, and detox are planned future service lines and are not currently available.
Recovery Resources
Helpful support, anytime
If you or someone you love needs help right now, these resources are available 24/7.
- 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
Free, confidential 24/7 support. Call or text 988.
- SAMHSA National Helpline
Free, confidential treatment referral and information, 24/7. 1-800-662-HELP (4357).
- SAMHSA Treatment Locator
Find treatment facilities and programs near you.
- Alcoholics Anonymous (AA)
Find AA meetings and resources.
Referral Information
Counselors, case managers, treatment programs, and probation officers are welcome to refer someone to Bayside Recovery.
For Referral Partners →Contact Information
- Phone: (619) 845-5720
- Email: info@baysiderecovery.org
- Service area: San Diego County
Check current bed availability
Reach out today to learn about openings, expectations, and next steps.