Ventura Beach RV Resort

Ventura Beach RV Resort is a private, full-service RV park in Ventura on the Southern California coast, and it is the option in our Southern California guide for travelers who want concrete pads and full hookups rather than a rustic beach campground. It sits a few blocks from the sand in a residential neighbourhood, so it is close to the beach without being on the water. Big rigs are the natural fit here: our guide notes sites that take rigs up to 60 feet, plus a pool, hot tub, laundry and a general store on the property.

Hookups	Full
Sites	144
Max RV length	Up to 60 ft
Cost	~$75–135/night by season
Reservations	Direct; 2–3 months ahead for peak
Best for	Big rigs and hookups near the Ventura coast

Hookups

Full

Sites

144

Max RV length

Up to 60 ft

Cost

~$75–135/night by season

Reservations

Direct; 2–3 months ahead for peak

Best for

Big rigs and hookups near the Ventura coast

Why RVers stay here

The practical picture is 144 sites with full hookups, and rates that move with the season, roughly $100 to $135 a night in peak months and about $75 to $100 off-season. Booking is direct with the park, and for summer and holiday weekends we would reserve two to three months ahead. It is also the sensible base for the Island Packers ferry to Channel Islands National Park out of Ventura Harbor. The trade-off is setting: you are paying resort rates for a comfortable park in a neighbourhood, not for oceanfront sites, so beach purists should compare the state beach campgrounds nearby.

✓Full hookups on concrete pads, with sites for rigs up to 60 feet

✓Pool, hot tub, laundry and a general store on site

✓A few blocks from the beach on the Ventura coast

✓Practical base for the Island Packers ferry to Channel Islands National Park from Ventura Harbor

!It sits in a residential area rather than on the water, so no oceanfront sites

!Peak-season rates of roughly $100 to $135 a night are resort money

What our guides say about Ventura Beach RV Resort

Excerpts from the RV Parks Guide articles that cover this campground. Each links to the full guide.

Regional guide

Southern California RV Parks: 20 Best Campgrounds by Region

The full-service alternative: a 144-site private park with full hookups, concrete pads, a pool, hot tub, laundry and general store, with sites accommodating rigs up to 60 feet. It sits a few blocks from the beach in a residential area rather than on the water. Rates run roughly $100 to $135 in peak season and about $75 to $100 off-season. It is also the practical base for the Island Packers ferry to Channel Islands National Park from Ventura Harbor.

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Ventura Beach RV Resort: frequently asked questions

Does Ventura Beach RV Resort have full hookups?

Yes. Our guide describes 144 sites with full hookups on concrete pads, and sites that accommodate rigs up to 60 feet.

How much does Ventura Beach RV Resort cost per night?

Roughly $100 to $135 a night in peak season and about $75 to $100 off-season, based on our Southern California guide. Rates change by date and site type, so confirm the current quote with the park.

What is the max RV length at Ventura Beach RV Resort?

Sites accommodate rigs up to 60 feet according to our guide. Confirm the specific site length when you book if you are towing a long combination.

Is Ventura Beach RV Resort on the beach?

Not directly. The park sits a few blocks from the beach in a residential area of Ventura rather than on the water.

Do you need reservations at Ventura Beach RV Resort?

Book direct with the park. Our guide suggests reserving two to three months ahead for peak dates such as summer weekends.

How far is Ventura Beach RV Resort from the Channel Islands ferry?

The Island Packers ferry to Channel Islands National Park leaves from Ventura Harbor, and our guide calls this park the practical base for it. Check the ferry schedule for exact departure times and drive time from the park.