Ventura Beach RV Resort

This campground had nice facilities, but the general store was minimal due to the old one burning down while trying to dry it out after the flooding. The pool was still closed and there was no pancake breakfast. The bathrooms were clean and in good working order (you need a code to get in). The sites were tightly packed together and there were lots of annoying teenagers running around and music blaring, kids on bikes and scooters, etc. It did quiet down at 10:00ish, so that you could hear the cars rushing along the freeway all night. There was a movie playing that night with free popcorn. The beach and town are a hike from the campground. The site was a double back in, but our sewer hose wasn’t long enough to reach the hookup. Even if we were looking for that atmosphere, the cost was absolutely not worth it. However, we took a tip from another reviewer and went to the Saturday farmers market which was fantastic!

This RV park had some severe storm damage in early 2023, and at this time is partially open.  They are still cleaning up and fixing up the place - check their website for updates.  They are planning for a soft reopening and a grand reopening soon!  They are great at caring for their guests - they have all kinds of amenities, and they have a weekly weekend pancake breakfast.

We love this area - it's right near the Emma Wood State Beach, and just a short walk to downtown Ventura.  Main St in Ventura is closed off to vehicles and is a fun place to walk and shop and eat and hang out and people watch. Saturday mornings there is a huge farmers market as well.

This campsite is nice. They have clean bathrooms and shower, a cute store with a lot of necessities in case you forget anything, pretty campsites that are clean and cut. The beach is a 5 minute bike ride and the pier is about 20 mins. Overall really enjoyed the time but imo the prices are too high once it includes your spot, any additional guests, cars, etc.

The Ventura Beach RV Resort is very nice and a short bike ride or walk from the beach or town. Stay away from the sites in the first row closest to the freeway as those tend to flood. If you're looking for a quiet campground this is likely too loud for you. If you're looking for interaction with other friendly campers then you will likely enjoy it.

This was our first time here. 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. Campsites are concrete pads, level and have a decent area of grass between sites. Each site also has a fire pit. We went here in March ‘21 and half the resort was still closed to covid restrictions. No pool, jacuzzi, playground, transport vehicle to and from town, and game room. Odd, because most of the state was already open. Beach is 5min bike ride either way out of the resort. Great sunsets!!!!

We Stayed 4 nights in space 15 Saturday thru Wednesday. Saturday night was like spring break for 40 somethings, it was Loud and everyone had a beer or pot and the kids were running all around. It did quite down around 10 which was good so On one side of the coin is a packed camp ground with the sewer connection of your neighbor 6 feet from your picnic table. Every open space is filled and So tight I had to back out of a pull thru space because road was to narrow to make the turn pulling forward. There were so many people running their ac that my surge protector kept shutting off on “low current” below 104 voltes. At night when the breeze stopped the sewer smell was heavy. Also the road noise from 101 was nonstop. On the other side of the coin the employees were very helpful, small store on site had everything we forgot to bring. Close to beach and most of the time had a nice breeze. Lots of security and every interaction with the employees was excellent because they were happy and attentive. Unfortunately the employees are not enough to make me stay here again, the price is to high for constant noise and a nose full of sewer smell.

We had a good time here. 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. Luckily I had a 30 amp adapter to get me through the weekend. Parking is also a little tight. Besides that, we really enjoyed our time.

Walking distance to beach. Taken well care of. Nice store on grounds. Pool and spa on site.

1st: It was expensive to stay.

2nd: Very loud. During the day it was difficult to conversate with my group of people or listen to any music at my campsite. The free way is right next to you. You can literally see the cars driving by. At night, it was so loud, it was difficult to sleep.

The only positive thing about my stay was the free Pancak breakfast in the morning. They served 2 pancakes to the adults and one for the kids. They aslo had fresh fruit, coffee and juice.

Thieves! I checked in here for an extended stay. It cost me $1800 a month for a spot 100 feet from the freeway. Half way through my first month the park flooded and evacuated. I asked the staff the day before if I should be concerned and was told no. The day of the flood they didn't call me for four hours after they were notified of the evacuation. By the time I got there I was in waist high water. I lost over a $1000 worth of gear and $2500 in damage to my coach. I couldn’t risk more damage so I moved moved out and they wouldn't even refund the rent for the last two weeks. Stay away if you're smart.! I’ll be seeing them in court.

you have everything for a cheap price