Foster Park Campground - TEMPORARILY CLOSED

This campground was really nice for a last minute trip. We could have campfires so that’s always a plus. The bathrooms were clean and maintained. No showers but we only stayed one night so it wasn’t an issue. BEWARE OF BUGS! During the day there were a bunch of wasps so keep that in mind. It was annoying trying to eat. Besides that it was a quiet and clean spot! We stayed at campsite 15 and there was plenty of shade. Some of the other spots are not so lucky and have little to no shade coverage. I think each site has a picnic table that I saw. Tent sites and rv sites with hookups! Only like 10-15 minutes to Ventura beach! Definitely would come again!

Being that we chose this camp site last minute is a total score. Large sites, full hookup options and 10 minutes from the beach. Camp host were very nice and accommodating. Some sites are close to the 33 highway so you will have road noise but we are used to Rincon. There is tent camping in the higher sites. Covered with plenty of mature trees for nice shade. Clean restrooms but no showers. Campground is very close to the Ojai-Ventura bike trail. Hiking trails all over and did I say 10 minutes from the beach!!! We stayed with our 2 toddlers/teen and had a blast. Only odd thing is that some sites hookups are backwards. No biggie. We just ran our lines under our rig. We would definitely stay here again.

Tree covered campground with hook ups. Was very quiet when we stayed except some road noise. Close to the Ojai Valley bike trail.

Awesome location and cheap for full hookups. Spacious sites. Bike path runs through the park that goes right into Ojai or Ventura. The path is in pretty good shape and makes for a fun weekend getaway! No cell service and no wifi at our site, but as soon as you hit the highway, our cell service came back so it wasn't a bother for us since it was a weekend. We will definitely stay here again when we are in town!

This place is ok, a handful of sites right off the road. Water available and full bathrooms as well. Most of the sites were somewhat slanted. It’s usually fairly busy and with road noise and noisy groups it’s not the most peaceful place to stay, especially for the price. Dogs are allowed, and it’s decently shady. Also close to a popular mountain biking path if your interested.

Located right off highway 33 in Ventura California. This campground sits were the historical town of Foster Park once stood, which was torn down to build the highway. There are actually two campgrounds here separated by an abandoned road, Red Mountain and Foster Park residence campground. We stayed at the residence campground which offers some nice primitive tent sites. With lots of Boulders and old tables and abandoned buildings this campground was perfect. Foster park bowl, an old abandoned amphitheater is just a short walk away. Campground sits in close proximity to either Ventura or Ojai. The campground host was nice and friendly. All the tent sites were unoccupied so we were the only ones there which was great.