Ventura Beach Rv Resort

our family stayed 5 days in a travel trailer. quite nice and very clean. great bike paths. enjoyed the beach, although it is a longer walk than they suggest. there is no cable. general store staff was not too friendly. the soft serve ice cream is popular, but there was a very limited selection of food items, bottled water, and virtually no wine (oh no) in an emporium of beer and t-shirts. unfortunately, you cannot reserve a specific campsite. after making our reservations three months in advance of our visit, we were "assigned" the end space at the check-in driveway. traffic was nonstop. such sites are better suited for overniters. we would like to visit again, but instead we now chose nearby lake casitas for our spring vacation, where we have reserved a specific campsite we know we will enjoy.

This is a very nice campground. It Is very close to several thrift ,antique , grocery stores and restaurants.It is located in the old part of Ventura.Also close to the Mission, city hall and the museum. Each Camp site is paved and has a nice grassy area with a picnic table , swimming pool , spa, showers and a club house. Campground also has complete hook ups at each site and security.

PROS: Close to beach
CONS: Alittle freeway noise

The park is very nice, with lots of amenities. Little grassy yards for each camper. A laundry, a great little store with cute sweats and tee-shirts for sale.

The thing you might not get from the website is that it's not right on the beach. The 101 freeway runs between the campsites and the ocean. Tent campers are put right below the freeway. It's pretty noisey, but we kept the fan on in our RV and it sort of evened it out.

It's a bit of a walk to the beach, but all-in-all a good way to be able to visit the charming town of Ventura and have a space reserved for your RV.

PROS: Close to downtown Ventura and local beaches
CONS: Noise, a bit cramped