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Faria Beach Park
Faria Beach Park is a public beach park located in Ventura, California. The park is situated on the Pacific Coast Highway, just south of the Ventura County line. It is a popular spot for swimming, surfing, fishing, and picnicking. The beach is also a great spot for whale watching, as it is located near the Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuary. The park features a large grassy area, picnic tables, restrooms, and a playground. There is also a small beach store and snack bar. Visitors can also take advantage of the nearby bike path, which runs along the beach.
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User Reviews
Charlene Garbutt
This is the view from campsite #10. It is great. However, you are pretty close to your neighbor. In this spot there is ZERO HOOK-UPS. So make sure you have solar or a generator and propane. Everyone is very friendly and the restrooms are clean.
Kat
Beach camping right on the coast separated by a rock retaining wall. Cement steps to the beach below. Lots of sand when tide is low. Café, clean bathrooms and 75cent showers. Dogs on leash welcome, grass dog area provided with bags as well as picnic benches and day use areas and parking. Very friendly staff here!
Evergreen
I do not get the 4+ rating. Noisy and not that clean. Sites are very close. Locals with guests. To many generators in non electric sites. Can not hear the ocean and the view is largely obstructed with boulders. Very unfriendly cancelation/ change police. Had to get two sites for 2 days. When a two day site opened Ventura county required both a cancelation and a change fee, I believe 25 bucks.
Camille Rios
Very nice beach park for camping. The campsites are very close together, but most ppl seemed to hang out inside their RVs, while we chose to sit outside and enjoy the view of the waves, birds and dolphins and have a bon fire. Beach is literally right over the rocks, there is also a staircase at the end to go down if you can't climb over the rocks. There is a small Cafe with great coffee and refills until they close at 3pm. They also have food options there if you don't feel like cooking. The restrooms are clean with flushing toilets and soap and water for hand washing. There is also a shower that takes quarters. We loved this place and will definitely come back here again.
Keith Kenworthy
Nice place to camp with great views and the sound of the waves drowns out road noise. But if you don’t pay for hookups you cannot fill your camper with water. They should let you know when you are choosing your site. This seems really lame to me since they have plenty of hose bibs. They expect you to fill water bottles, but my camper has a 25 gallon tank and a sink so that is not convenient. The camp host were also very unfriendly.