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Rincon Parkway
Rincon Parkway is a scenic stretch of road located in Ventura, California. It runs along the coast of the Pacific Ocean, offering stunning views of the ocean and the nearby Channel Islands. The parkway is a popular spot for cyclists, joggers, and walkers, as well as for those who just want to take in the scenery. There are several parks and beaches along the route, including Emma Wood State Beach, Ventura Harbor, and Rincon Beach Park. The parkway is also home to a variety of restaurants, shops, and other attractions.
Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Facility
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
Keith Laurenz
Amazing spot right on the water for viewing the dolphins and wales swimming by. Beach access. Sites are pretty close to each other which is why I have it 4 ⭐️. The breakfast burrito was amazing at the shack with really friendly staff.
Dillon Lawrence
Rincon Parkway offers an incredible experience if you’re looking to park your RV or trailer right on the ocean. Waking up to the sound of waves and having the beach just steps away is hard to beat. The beach itself is beautiful, with plenty of soft sand in certain spots, though some areas can be a bit tricky to access due to rocks—especially if you’re not parked in one of the prime locations. It’s important to note that this campground is right off the main highway, so if you have small kids or pets, you’ll need to be extra cautious. The only restroom facilities are Porta potties, and there are no hookups, so come prepared to dry camp. Overall, the oceanfront views and vibe make it worth it, but just be aware of the trade-offs.
Kevin Webb
Basic camping with one specific amenity that makes it pretty awesome. 10 feet from the beach. Beyond that don't expect much. No hookups, no bathrooms or laundry. Well there's a porta potty or two and a couple dumpsters for trash but you're paying for the view and sounds of the pacific ocean. Affordable pricing.
carson mccraw
After staying here a few nights to go to Channel Islands. I feel this place is a lot of money just to boondock. There was a big concrete wall in front of our site so we couldn’t hardly see the water. People were parked closer to Faria beach in the no parking sign area for free and unhooking to do stuff. With plenty of police driving by turning a blind eye. However since there are not many options otherwise do what you have to do.
David Kirchner
This is a great place to do one thing- look at a beautiful ocean. If you go to the beach to look at the beach, you will dig it here. If, however, you like to do more than sit and look at the beach there is literally nothing you can do here. Also, the sites are crammed together, so there is no privacy.