Faria Beach Park

Nice sea front (big rocks, sand at low tide). Gravel pads which are better than many other "parking lots" on the coast, but still closely spaced. Only one "family shower" for the entire campground and toilets are a bit old and therefore dirty-looking. Had a good time, perfect spot for doing a channel island day trip

Campsite are close together but the view & vibe are awesome. Clean excellent facilities with hot & cold showers. Camp sites are packed, but I car camp so had no issues.

This was a an amazing find! What a gem! Easy hook up with clean restrooms and showers! Loved the view out my back deck!

I'm giving this place 5 stars, because even though it's cramped and packed and awkward to maneuver through, it's got the casual and fun beach vibe that we love about this area.

You're right on the beach, with easy access to the beach via stairs. This campground is very close to Rincon, but the setup is totally different. Rincon is basically just a parking space on the road, while Faria is a regular campground. The drive down from the main road is pretty steep with a sharp turn, I'm surprised more RVs don't scrape and cause damage on the way down.

The sites here are very close together, but it doesn't matter. Everyone is friendly and happy and in a good mood. The cafe is fun and seems to be a hangout for bikers riding along Hwy 1. We love it here.

It's a nice little site. It's not too crowded, as there aren't too many sites within the campground. You are packed in like sardines, but this is conducive to every beachfront campground. 

The place is clean and easy to get to. There are signs to lock your stuff up so it doesn't get stolen. The person next to me said they got their bike stolen the last time they were there. 

The view is amazing of course. There is nothing else in the area, no shopping.  

Good area if you plan to ride or run. You could ride up to Santa Barbara from here and run along the beach path.  You could also ride up to Lake Casitas and make a loop out of it.

Beautiful ocean view right next to the ocean. No beach. Bathrooms and showers are OK. 

If I could live here I would. Dolphins passing by constantly, small campground so few people around even when full. Limited hours but cute little cafe. Quarter hott showers and clean bathrooms. It was 70’ in December. I love you California.

Any water front spot is perfection

Summary: by far my favorite place ever. For someone who needs to hear the ocean this is that spot! Privacy: small spots, angled well for your own beach if you’re on the water. Hookups at some sites, campfires only allowed at some sites. Location: right off the highway, don’t hear the highway though, low traffic and loud waves Cleanliness: sites and bathrooms kept very clean. Bathrooms/showers: great and clean !! Service: att 4 bars great Surrounding areas for food: Cute market on site with great selection. Look up hours before arriving. Surrounding areas for things to do: beach Parking: easy to back into spots , I only have a van but the rv seemed to do just fine even with the steep entrance into the park. Wi-Fi: available for free

So close to the beach. For someone who needs to hear the ocean this is the spot. Yes your spots are close together, but just make sure to get one on the water. You’ll never want to leave.

Great leveled dirt/gravel space that overlooked the beautiful Pacific Ocean. Check in 12:00 am Check out 11:00 am

Small snack bar with fresh food but limited hours.

Bathrooms were well stocked and clean. We saw squirrels, rabbits, dolphins, sea lions and birds.

I loved this campground due to the oceanfront views.

We've been do this campground multiple times all throughout the year; although the best time to go is in the later summer-fall for the warmest weather.  All the campsites have an ocean view and the staircase to the beach is in the campground.  There is also a little cafe that serves breakfast and lunch.  BEST breakfast burritos and hamburgers!!  You're also a few miles from downtown Ventura for a night out and live music.

Faria Beach Park (also known as Pitas Point by surfers), is the perfect getaway for surfers and beach lovers alike. In the winter, large winter storms bring waves to Faria leading surfers to flock to its shore, and campgrounds. The campgrounds have RV hook ups, and offer the perfect view of the ocean. Campgrounds run $35-$39 and RV hooks up go for $50-$58. There is also a concession stand that offers food and refreshments, perfect for the picnic table. The campsite is well maintained but gets busy during the prime times of the year. Any groceries and supplies can be purchased at Ventura, a 15 minute drive away. For beach lovers, low tide at Faria offer tide pools and a stretch of sand to lay out on or run with the puppy. There are available restrooms, free outdoor showers, trash disposal area and fire pits available at select paid campsites. Faria Beach RV Park is the best camping opportunity to be on the beach, while enjoying the beauty of the Pacific Ocean!

Rv and tent camping along with quarter operating showers. fairly close to the fairgrounds as well.

It’s easy to get to. Always hard to find a spot, it’s first come, first serve. But once you’re in, it’s totally worth it! The food at the cafe is awesome! The host is so friendly & helpful with info if you need help getting a spot. The beach is super clean and dog-friendly.