Best RV Parks & Resorts near Fillmore, CA

Castaic Lake RV Park and Ventura Beach RV Resort offer full-hookup options for RVs near Fillmore, with sites including water, electric, and sewer connections. Most parks provide 30-50 amp service with varying pad sizes to accommodate different vehicle lengths. "Our site, #1, looks down on day use parking area. Sites 2, 5 and 6 are clustered together. Site 4 is one of the nicer RV sites - farthest RV site from the road and somewhat private," noted one camper at Dennison Park. Valencia Travel Village and Hollywood RV Park round out the options, with Hollywood receiving high marks for its personal service and neighborhood feel, though site availability is limited.

Several RV parks in the Fillmore area maintain year-round operations, though summer reservations should be secured well in advance. Pull-through sites are available at select locations, making access easier for larger rigs. Many parks offer amenities like swimming pools, laundry facilities, and on-site stores for supplies. Dump stations can be found at Ventura Beach RV Resort and other locations, with some parks offering this service complimentary with stay. A recent review noted, "At entrance of campsite you can fill your water tank. No need to bring water. Also with your paid reservation you are able to day park or dump at nearby sites." Cell service varies by location, with some canyon parks experiencing limited connectivity.

Best RV Sites Near Fillmore, California (94)

    1. Malibu Beach RV Park

    30 Reviews
    El Nido, CA
    27 miles
    Website
    +1 (800) 622-6052

    $80 - $300 / night

    "Great location, spectacular views, kid & pet friendly. Lots of Extras! Best part is the kindness of the Malibu Beach RV Resort Staff.

    Priceless!!!

    Happy J Stewart"

    "The RV resort has electric and water at your sites. There is drinking water, propane filling and dumping area, a mini mart and a laundry facility."

    2. Ventura Beach RV Resort

    15 Reviews
    Ventura, CA
    24 miles
    Website
    +1 (805) 643-9137

    "But when we came in for Halloween our 50 amp wasn’t working. My surge protector said it wasn’t the trailer. I was told by maintenance that someone would fix it, but nobody ever fake."

    "It is close to the 101 freeway, you can hear the traffic, but that didn’t bother us. Just be aware, it’s not a super quiet place."

    3. Hollywood RV Park

    18 Reviews
    San Fernando, CA
    27 miles
    Website

    "Well suited for long-term needs. Beautiful murals throughout park. Laundry, showers/restroom, personal mailbox, amazing staff!"

    "Petty much the best rv park in the area for long term stay"

    4. Castaic Lake RV Park

    5 Reviews
    Castaic, CA
    18 miles
    Website
    +1 (661) 257-3340

    $40 - $68 / night

    "Judging by the shape of the office, this place was a 60’s or 70’s KOA back in the day. The trees and bushes are fantastic."

    "Pull through rv, lots of space in area. Turf next to rv parking spot, pool, laundry, showers (included in price) easy to reserve"

    5. Thousand Trails Soledad Canyon

    25 Reviews
    Acton, CA
    40 miles
    Website
    +1 (888) 707-1477

    "They have everything you need, propane refill service 2.99 per gallon. Laundry room, swimming pool, rec room, play ground"

    "If you need cell signal you can ignore these sections anyway. Move on to Section N. Full 30 Amp hookups, great cell service ( T-Mobile & Verizon ), and a great sunset view!"

    6. Point Mugu Recreation Facility

    13 Reviews
    Port Hueneme, CA
    23 miles
    Website
    +1 (805) 989-8407

    "The campground is located right on the beach overlooking the iconic Point Mugu rock to the south, and a nice quiet estuary to the north that is full of birds, seals, and other wildlife."

    "Best Beach Campground! WiFi too!"

    7. Fairways RV Resort

    2 Reviews
    Port Hueneme, CA
    23 miles
    Website
    +1 (805) 982-6123

    "Our trailer is 36ft so parking our long bed dually on the site took some space, but there is extra parking if you don’t mind a short walk."

    8. Santa Barbara Sunrise RV Park

    14 Reviews
    Summerland, CA
    43 miles
    Website
    +1 (805) 966-9954

    "We were hesitant at first from working remote by being so close to the highway, but the tall wall that separates the highway and the park works very well."

    "We needed an overnight in Santa Barbara and chose this convenient location. Yes, there is highway noise but it is like white noise to me."

    9. Rafael’s RV park

    3 Reviews
    Universal City, CA
    33 miles
    +1 (213) 321-5522

    $100 - $140 / night

    "We stayed here to be close to the Hollywood Bowl for a concert. Rafael was a friendly host and very helpful and made sure we were set up well."

    10. Mountain View RV Park

    1 Review
    Santa Paula, CA
    10 miles
    Website
    +1 (805) 933-1942
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RV Park Reviews near Fillmore, CA

789 Reviews of 94 Fillmore Campgrounds


  • T
    Sep. 5, 2021

    Thousand Trails Soledad Canyon

    nice camping resort

    They have everything you need, propane refill service 2.99 per gallon. Laundry room, swimming pool, rec room, play ground

  • Connor N.The Dyrt PRO User
    Mar. 31, 2022

    Thornhill Broome Beach — Point Mugu State Park

    Beach camping on PCH!

    Spent 3 nights here and absolutely loved it. Campground has trash, porta-potties, and appeared to have potable spigots but didn't confirm. Verizon service was hit or miss, but with a booster it was usable. Nice fire rings and picnic tables. Only downside was highway noise, but the surf drowned out all but big-rigs. Saw dolphins and seals back to back days! We're so glad we went, and if we pass by again we will be staying for sure!

  • Amanda M.
    Oct. 24, 2018

    Santa Cruz Campground — Carpinteria State Beach

    Carpinteria State Beach Campground

    Carpinteria State Beach Campground is a one of our frequently visited “staycation” spots. We live in nearby Santa Barbara, but will use Carp State Beach as a midway meeting point when friends from Southern California and Central California meet up.

    The campground is pretty large, and caters mostly to RVs and trailers. There are loops within the campground that are essentially just asphalt lots with small dirt spaces for fire pits and picnic benches - these are intended for RV campers, but we have tent camped there in a pinch. Since we are tent campers we do prefer to camp in the grassy tent sites, but they are limited in number and tend fill up quickly. Because of the moderate year-round weather, Carpinteria State Beach Campground stays pretty full all year long!

    The campground has full hook ups, clean plumed bathrooms, and coin-operated showers. There are grocery stores and conscience stores within short walking distance for anything you might need. Train tracks run directly behind the campground, so there is some noise pollution from the passing trains.

    The campground is at the very end of downtown Carpinteria, right next to the ocean. There are no “ocean front” sites, but the beach is a quick 1-minute walk from essentially anywhere in the campground. Some small sandy dunes separate the campground from the beach, and there is an accessible paved boardwalk running along the length of the dunes. There are beautiful tide pools just south of Carpinteria State Beach Campground that are a must see. Check the tide charts on the internet to visit the tide pools at low to mid tide.

    While we really enjoy camp cooking, we tend to opt to walk into town to eat when camping in Carpinteria. Linden Avenue is right next to the campground, and is the main street in downtown Carpinteria. There is a wide variety of restaurants, breweries and coffee shops downtown. Island Brewery CO is a local favorite just on the edge of the campground - while I don’t think they have food available (yet), their beer is GREAT! Their avocado beer is a must try - I know it sounds weird, but it’s delicious (and doesn’t taste like avocados)! Rincon Brewery is a few blocks up from the campground, and also has great beer, and TASTY FOOD!

    CAMPSITE SPECS

    Fees: $45/night (normal campsite)

    Plumbed Toilets: Yes

    Drinking Water: Yes

    Showers: Yes (coin-operated)

    Picnic Table: Yes

    Firepit: Yes

    Cooking Grate: Yes

    Shade: No

    Cell Service: Yes

    Animal Bins/Food lockers: No

    Trash: Yes

  • J
    May. 4, 2018

    Lake Piru Recreation Area

    Lovely get away

    Close to town but no cell signal, this place is amazing! Large camping area and I’ve never felt crowded ! Quarter showers and laundry, and a dog park! Lots of deer in the area and Great Lake to fish at! They also offer some hook ups for the rv campers

  • A
    Apr. 28, 2023

    Tapo Canyon Park

    Clean and quiet, except for the birds

    This is a very nice campground near everything but still away from it all. No issues parking our 42' 5th wheel here. Clean and quiet despite the peacocks. They can be rather loud when startled. I swear they could hear my morning alarm and squawked their disapproval. The camp host Shawn is AMAZING! Bathrooms are very clean. Showers are coin operated. DO NOT expect cell service. I could only work from this spot by placing my mobile HomeFi router on top of the camper. Our Verizon phones were paper weights. Make sure your reservations are complete online before arriving. The Rangers check the spots multiple times a week. The kids enjoyed the playground and fields. It's not uncommon to see and hear movie/TV production crews at the filming locations along the road. Pet friendly but be careful at night. Mountain lions were spotted while there.

  • Crystal
    Jul. 7, 2021

    Kenney Grove Park

    Small but peaceful

    Ok, so first off driving into this place feels a little "Texas Chainsaw" but don't worry, its fine. When I saw regional park I was expecting something way bigger however this is about the size of a small city park that turned its parking lot into a campground. None the less, we had a very pleasant stay. It was nice and quite despite it being Fourth of July weekend and we even had a few friendly bats fly around us. The playground was a bunch of old metal pieces that looked like you would surely break a leg so naturally my 2 and 4 year old LOVED it. LOL. Its in a great location with close drive to Ventura and Pismo beaches. Would definitely stay here again for a quick getaway.

    Oh and note, the full hook up sites are for Model A's (stayed at 56). So hook ups are on the opposite side and really close to the "entrance" so we couldnt back in, we had to parking our towing vehicle in the general parking area. We had our small travel trailer and thank God we had a 40 ft sewer hose.

  • E
    Jul. 26, 2021

    Santa Cruz Campground — Carpinteria State Beach

    Best Annual Trips

    My family has been camping here for 50+ years... should say enough! Best camping trip (with family, friends, solo, whatever!) you’ll have, safe area, very accessible. Bathrooms have power outlets, token-powered hot showers, and super close to town. Make sure you pack your food away at night.... raccoons are present!

  • Julia M.
    Jun. 16, 2021

    Santa Barbara Sunrise RV Park

    Walkable / Bike-able location; nice staff!

    We were hesitant at first from working remote by being so close to the highway, but the tall wall that separates the highway and the park works very well. We ended up extending our stay because it worked out so well. 

    Wifi and AT&T cell service worked great overall. Video calls were inconsistent so hotspotted those calls, but streaming and email and search worked just fine. 

    Very close to neighbors and a tight fit, but the city has so much to offer, we didn't need to spend much time at the RV park so were fine with cramped space. Great owners and really nice and accommodating staff. Management helped us park. 

    Laundry conveniently on site and worked really well.$1.50 wash and$1.00 dry. Trader Joes.7 mi away; walkable to the waterfront and biking lanes and trails all around.

  • H
    Nov. 16, 2022

    Malibu Beach RV Park

    Best Damn RV Park in Malibu!

    Great location, spectacular views, kid & pet friendly. Lots of Extras!

    Best part is the kindness of the Malibu Beach RV Resort Staff.

    Priceless!!!

    Happy J Stewart


Guide to Fillmore

Rv camping near Fillmore, California presents unique opportunities for both beachside and mountain experiences, situated between the coastal fog of the Pacific and the dry inland climate. With an elevation range from sea level to over 4,000 feet in nearby mountains, camping options vary dramatically in temperature and terrain. Seasonal rainfall patterns create distinct camping conditions, with winter bringing occasional storms and summer offering consistently dry weather.

What to do

Beach activities and fishing: 5 minutes from Ventura Beach RV Resort where "Great sunsets!!!!" can be enjoyed according to Rob L., who notes "Beach is 5min bike ride either way out of the resort." The nearby coastline offers multiple fishing spots accessible to campers.

Hiking mountain trails: Access nearby Los Padres National Forest for day hikes ranging from beginner-friendly 1-2 mile loops to challenging 8+ mile treks. At Soledad Canyon RV and Camping Resort, Tyler V. mentions it's "a good location to explore LA and greater LA area, 45 min to Hollywood sign," making it convenient for both nature and city adventures.

Wildlife viewing: Coastal estuaries and wetlands provide bird watching opportunities. Pete W. describes the experience at Rincon Parkway: "incredible ocean views and 1 1/2 mile dog friendly beach... Our dog Libbi's favorite camping spot." Campers regularly report seeing "seals, sea lions, whales, and dolphins" along the shoreline.

What campers like

Ocean proximity: Rincon County Parkway RV offers beachfront dry camping where Paul N. experienced "views of the Channel Islands, seals, sea lions, whales, and dolphins." The parkway features "127 RV/Trailer spots with incredible ocean front views" along old PCH.

Pool and recreation facilities: Many campgrounds include swimming options for hot days. Jose N. mentions Rincon Parkway is "Great for kids" and "Beach is never crowded," while Rob L. notes that Ventura Beach RV Resort has a pool and jacuzzi, though during his March 2021 visit, "half the resort was still closed to covid restrictions."

Urban convenience: Hollywood RV Park provides a base for exploring Los Angeles. Manon S. explains: "This seems to be one of the best places to stay with an RV to visit LA, since driving and parking and RV in LA can be challenging and parking an RV in west LA is not allowed." She adds, "We took an uber. if you stay on the West side of the city it's okay (still 50/60 USD) for a single ride."

What you should know

Highway noise: Roadway sound affects several campgrounds. At Ventura Beach RV Resort, Ronald R. notes: "road noise from 101 was nonstop," while at Rincon Parkway Devon H. cautions: "All the campsites are parallel to the beach but on a busy road. We had a dog and newly walking baby with us, so we REALLY had to keep an eye on both of them."

Limited availability: Popular sites book quickly during peak seasons. At Santa Barbara Sunrise RV Park, Debbie S. warns: "Our space was so ridiculously small, we could not fit 2 chairs. No picnic table, so we literally could not go outside. 21 should be a drive thru, not a spot."

Self-contained camping requirements: Some locations have limited facilities. At Rincon Parkway, Tippy B. advises: "Don't forget your campfire stove, there are porta-potties. As long as your self contained in a RV, car, bus, you are golden."

Tips for camping with families

Beach safety precautions: Monitor children carefully at oceanside campgrounds. Steve L. cautions about Rincon Parkway: "Not the best place for young kids, as it is too scary being right off the highway in my opinion. Just stay down on the beach (break water rocks provide a barrier if you have kids)."

RV positioning for comfort: Request spots away from roads when possible. At Malibu Beach RV Park, Tim Z. highlights: "Every spot has a great view of the Pacific Ocean from high upon a cliff! General store is well stocked and there's a park to lounge or play games on the cliffs edge!"

Tent camping considerations: Be prepared for carrying gear at some locations. Kate at Malibu Beach RV Park explains: "beware the tent sites do NOT have electrical hookups. you also have to park and carry your things to your campsite. luckily, they have wheelbarrows to make that easier."

Tips from RVers

Size limitations: Check site dimensions before booking. At Castaic Lake RV Park, Michael C. warns: "For a 43 footer this place is TIGHT. If you have a big rig, prolly not the best idea. But if you have a 28 footer, this place is Six Stars!!!!"

Parking assistance: Some parks offer help with positioning. At Hollywood RV Park, Mel B. shares: "Steve the owner is amazing and the team will take your rig on a forklift to your site and fully set you up. It feels like a neighborhood instead of a busy RV park."

Utility fluctuations: Monitor electrical systems during peak usage. Ronald R. reported at Ventura Beach RV Resort: "There were so many people running their AC that my surge protector kept shutting off on 'low current' below 104 voltes."

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