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Hobson Beach Park
Hobson Beach Park is a public beach located in Ventura, California. The beach is located on the Ventura County coastline, just south of the Ventura Harbor. The beach is a popular spot for swimming, surfing, fishing, and picnicking. The beach is also home to a variety of wildlife, including sea lions, dolphins, and sea birds. The beach is also a great spot for whale watching, as the area is known for its large population of gray whales. The beach is also a great spot for beachcombing, as the area is known for its abundance of shells and other beach treasures.
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- Recreational Facilities
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- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Facility
- On-Site Rentals
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User Reviews
ED FAVELA
It's a nice place to take your RV and spend your day relaxing, be aware of the oil like substance on the beach, my kids came back with their feet plastered with dark sticky stuff, we noticed a few dead birds on the sand with the same substance all over their feathers, not sure if this contributed to their death.
Greg May
Small clean beach campsite Ventura County with good point break surf. Little cramped but nothing too bad. Onsite burger hut. Close to Carpinteria where you'll find three breweries, Brew Lab being the better of the three for craft beer.
Dan Albertson
We RV camped here. There are some full hookup sites and mostly no hookup sites. THERE IS NO WATER FOR RVs in the no hookup sites so don't come empty unless you have full hookups. It's a great location on the southern California coast but the sites are tight. They have a little grill with pizza and burgers but we haven't tried it yet. The day parking fills up fast and it's a popular place for surfers. And if you have an RV site along the rocks expect the back of your rig to get splashed by salt water at high tide. Like anywhere along the coast, it's close parking but we enjoyed our stay.
Bill jeffries
Ridiculously expensive for what it is. More expensive than the sites right on the beach in LA. Sites are so tinyt hat I had to move both the picnic table AND the fire ring to fit my 30' class C. Then, there was no room to park my tow behind small car, and no where to park it, with all the available parking spots reserved for 'day use' visitors. Oh, and they neglect to tell you, that in spite of the name, there really is no beach, just rocks, BIG ROCKS, so a 'beach' experience it's not. And, the much heralded pizza shop was closed the day we were there in the middle of the week. Other campers were very friendly, but that's about the only nice thing I can say. Well, that and the sunset was very nice.
Cheryl Thiele
This is a small campground, which is great. The only negative thing I can say is that the spots are too close together, but in all honesty, every camper here has been amazing and friendly! The Park Rangers patrol all the time, which helps keep the riffraff out. When the tide is high, it can crash over the wall, but you're at the beach so you should expect it. When the tide is low, it's a great beach to get away from the crowds. Yes you can hear the train, but you can also hear the ocean waves. And the sunsets are amazing. The only thing that could improve this camp ground would be if less people knew about it.