Mission Valley Live Camera — San Diego, California
LIVE24/7 HD PTZ camera over Mission Valley, looking toward Mission Bay and SeaWorld👥 — watching now
Today's panorama
Captured automatically at 7:15 AM, 12:15 PM, 5:15 PM local time. Scroll sideways to explore. Last capture: Mon 5:16 PM.
2026-10-11 in 30 seconds
One frame every five minutes, assembled into a time-lapse of the whole day. A new one is published every morning.
About this camera
This camera sits above Mission Valley, the wide river valley that runs through the middle of San Diego along Interstate 8. From here the view sweeps across the valley floor, the hillside neighborhoods of Linda Vista and Clairemont, and out toward Mission Bay and SeaWorld on the coast.
It is a pan-tilt-zoom dome. Visitors can vote for saved views such as Mission Bay, SeaWorld and the drone-show area, and can unlock a few minutes of full live control to pan and zoom themselves. The camera returns to its home view when nobody is driving it.
The stream runs around the clock in 1080p and adapts to your connection, so it plays on phones, desktops and smart TVs without any app. A panorama is captured three times a day and a time-lapse of the whole day is published every morning.
Streamed and hosted by HD Relay, a San Diego camera streaming service. Put your own location online in a day.
Questions
Is the Mission Valley camera live right now?
Yes. The stream is live 24 hours a day and updates every few seconds. At night you see the valley lights and the freeway; the view brightens at sunrise.
Can I move the camera?
Yes. Vote for one of the saved views and the camera moves to the most-voted one, or share your details to unlock five minutes of full pan, tilt and zoom control. One person drives at a time and the camera returns home afterwards.
What can I see from this camera?
Mission Valley and Interstate 8, the surrounding hills, and on a clear day Mission Bay and SeaWorld toward the coast. In summer the SeaWorld fireworks and drone shows are visible in the evening.
How is the time-lapse made?
A frame is captured every five minutes around the clock and assembled automatically into a short video of the whole day, published the next morning.
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