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Military Park Fairways RV Resort (Port Hueneme)
Overview
Overview
Military Park Fairways RV Resort, located in Port Hueneme, provides a peaceful coastal retreat for travelers eligible for military recreation services. Situated on the grounds of the Naval Base Ventura County, this destination offers a unique opportunity to stay within a secure environment while enjoying the mild climate of Southern California. The resort is designed to accommodate various types of recreational vehicles, making it a reliable stop for those seeking a quiet, well-maintained space near the Pacific Ocean.
Location & Surroundings
The resort is nestled along the coastline in Port Hueneme, California, placing guests within easy reach of sandy beaches and refreshing sea breezes. The location is ideal for travelers who enjoy a coastal atmosphere without the constant bustle of heavy urban tourist traffic. With proximity to the Pacific Coast Highway, it serves as a convenient base for exploring the scenic route between Los Angeles and Santa Barbara, offering a blend of military convenience and natural beauty.
Amenities & Park Features
The park is equipped with full hookup sites that include water, sewer, and electricity to ensure a comfortable stay for short-term and long-term visitors. The grounds are thoughtfully laid out, providing level pads and convenient access to essential utilities. Travelers will find on-site laundry facilities and clean bathhouses that enhance the convenience of the stay. The layout encourages a relaxed pace, allowing guests to enjoy the outdoor environment and the nearby coastal air at their own leisure.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Visitors to this area can explore the local charm of Port Hueneme, known for its historic lighthouse and expansive beach parks. A short drive away, the Channel Islands Harbor offers boat excursions and waterfront dining options that provide a great day trip for the whole family. Additionally, the proximity to Camarillo and Ventura allows guests to easily access shopping, museums, and local farmer's markets, making the resort an excellent starting point for varied Southern California adventures.
Who This Park Is Best For
This resort is perfect for active-duty personnel, retirees, and authorized military guests who value security and a tranquil atmosphere. It appeals particularly to travelers who prefer a low-key, professional environment over high-density commercial campgrounds. If you are an RVer looking for a reliable, military-affiliated stay that balances peaceful downtime with easy access to the scenic California coast, this resort provides a practical and rewarding experience for your next journey.
Features & Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
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- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Discounts
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- Internet
- On-Site Rentals
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Reviews
Scott Fox
It was much better when it had grass. Where are the kids supposed to play? Only a few years ago the price was half the current prices. It has turned into a extension of housing rather than a recreation facility. Pretty sad.
Aaron
The Fairways RV “Resort” was not a resort at all. I was told about this place from other RV parks as a place to avoid but as I am military I thought I’d give it a chance. The other RV parks were right. I was told even though I would be on active duty orders, it would be $2100 a month to stay on the “resort”. For $2000 what were my amenities? No community center, no kids park, a dirt dog run, and very rude Office staff. My coworkers laughed that I was planning on staying here full time, calling it the other side of the tracks because of how trashy it was. There are other active members who live here at the RV lot full time and said to move away as soon as I could. Fairways is the most expensive RV park in the area with the least amenities. The office staff even said that the office used to be the community center for families and kids but they took it over so they could have a full office. The nearest park for kids is a 15 minute walk. The kids who live here full time said they don’t have anything to do and get yelled at by the office for playing outside. A nice sailor who lives at the rv lot, bought a basketball hoop and put it in his lot so the neighborhood kids could have something to do. Besides that there isn’t anything. The dog run is dirt with metal pipes sticking out of it. I went to the other side of base to see how the better half live and saw multiple community parks, pools, 2 dog parks with grass, and a massive community center with activities for kids. The Fairways RV resort seems to have forgotten what families need and want. This is not a place for a family. It’s a place where you stay when no one else is available.
Jay C.
We recently stayed at Navy Getaways Fairways RV Resort and found it to be a mixed experience overall. On the positive side, the location is very convenient. It’s close to town, the beaches, and military amenities like the commissary and gym, which made daily errands easy. The sites themselves are all concrete with full hookups, and having free laundry on-site was a major bonus. There also appeared to be plenty of site availability during our stay. That said, the atmosphere of the park left a lot to be desired. A large portion of residents appear to be long-term or near-permanent occupants, which made the park feel more like a trailer park than a short-term RV destination. Noise was also a consistent issue. Water pressure is poor for the entire base. Dogs barked frequently, the main road next to the base often sounded like a drag strip at all hours, and train horns from the nearby port were heard multiple times throughout the day. Unfortunately, we also didn’t find the environment particularly welcoming. Many residents felt standoffish, and staff interactions were not especially friendly. Overall, the park works well if you need a convenient, full-hookup location near base amenities, but those looking for a quieter or more traditional RV park experience may want to consider other options.
Tamara Fox
Expensive. Ok site size, no grass, trees, concrete pads, lots of rocks. Near the commissary and exchange. Train crossing nearby provides plenty of noise.
Jason Wettekin
HIDE YOUR KIDS! Decent RV park located on a military base. A lot of spaces, pull through parking for campsites newly renovated rocks. They removed all the grills so you better have a grill to cook on for yourself. Front desk lady seems very adamant to yell at children and not allow them outside of campers not that there is anything for kids to do here. Free washer and dryer when they are working which is half the time. Not to mention located next to the golf course so look out for flying golf balls if you don’t catch who hit the ball good luck on the bill. Real adamant about the speed limit front desk woman comes running out of the office if you go 1 mile over five. Somethings is just not right with this one.