Love this beach camping spot, especially if you have an rv. The best part is that you parallel…read morepark! No campers on either side of you and you walk out directly on the sand. There are no amenities except a picnic table and a fire pit. It's like boondocking. Beach was rocky so not great for getting in the water. Lots of dolphins and sea birds. I love it there.

One of my absolute favorite places to camp. It truly feels like a magical escape from everyday…read morelife. The scenery is beautiful, the atmosphere is peaceful, and there's just something special about being there that's hard to put into words. Whether you're relaxing by the fire, exploring the surroundings, or just enjoying the quiet, it always leaves me feeling refreshed and grateful. I can't recommend this place enough, it's a gem.

Had a great time the bathrooms were kept clean camp spaces are huge the campground needs a little…read moreTLC other than that it was perfect it has a walkway to the beach.. Very safe place definitely camping there again.

Beach, camping, bird watching. Entire campground has this weird, funky smell . . . I cannot seem…read moreto figure out what that funky smell is wafting through the air! Bathrooms and showers are outdated, old, and needs to be updated pronto. Entire campground has very small campsites with little privacy. Heads up: Main Entrance Gate closes at 10 PM SHARP! CRAP! Church service held on Sunday mornings at main campfire.

Looks really trashy, spaces are all close to one another with no separation via bushes, trees, etc…read more Lots of junky cars and just an overall depressing look to this place. Went to see a 5th wheel here and liked the 5th wheel but did not like the neighborhood at all. It's a shame bc this is in Ojai in such a beautiful area. Just the specific RV park is really low class looking.

Not sure which park the previous reviewer went to, but the Ventura Oaks RV Park is very nice! We…read morecame through to get some information about staying there and did not see lots of junky cars or anything that looked depressing. The park is very clean and well-kept and the people we talked to, as well as the manager, were extremely helpful and nice. Some sites are larger than others, but each site is a good size and has an outdoor area for patio furniture to be set up. We can't wait to get a call about a space opening!

Checking in was contactless and the campsite was in the perfect location just less than 5 minutes…read moreaway from the downtown area. I am only giving 3 stars due to the fact there was no information online that stated that Ojai is yellow jacket territory during the late summer months. I guess this also being near a creek made the situation worse which I did not consider. I just wish there was signage. I had to flag the camp host down to even give us a yellow jacket trap for our site. As soon as we arrived they swarmed our car and our cooler and we had to store everything inside the car for our entire stay. It wasn't until the late evening that they went away but as soon as we woke up around 8am they were back and attacking us. Please don't make the same mistake as we did.

Clean bathrooms and showers! Making reservations was very easy! Please note there is no stores in…read morecamping area but grocery stores are not a far drive. Also take quarters for showers as there isn't any machine available for change! Great place to go with dogs and family

I could just be a loose screw at times but how did I not know that there's camping here..lol…read more.. I've been loads of time but along Mulholland for hiking. Normally from the top and working my way down to the MASH filming site. Hence not knowing about the actual full camping experience. Anyway, lol... We were meeting some friends to help them celebrate a big birthday over the weekend. Me and camping, that's something we can discuss later. I'll just say, I'm more of the fours season, room service and nice comfy bed, enough said. It's actually not that far off the 101 freeway. Give or take a couple miles heading towards the mountain just past Mulholland. Make a right at the entrance sign and you're greeted with the park ranger station. We were only here for the day to meet up with friends but fees are implied. Hourly at 3.00 or you can get the full day for 12.00. Upon check in, they do ask where you're heading to and so on. We had to give our friends information, their campsite number and first and last name. It was pretty busy when we arrived Sunday afternoon as I believe there was a marathon that was happening. From the ranger station, it was maybe a mile or so down the road to the campsite. It was a straight shot up. You do get a lot of people here which I did not know or been to this side. The campsite has assigned parking spot for 2 cars I believe. They do have overflow parking spots if you have other cars. Spots are assigned with a bbq grill and a picnic table and water spigot. Looking around the site, some are bigger where it seems like you could get a couple of tents while others looked like it's mainly room for one tent. Campsites are pretty close to each other depending on what side you get. Parking is pretty decent in size for a trailer as well as a car. There's no camping bones in me so I cant review on roughing it...lol... Restrooms are scattered throughout which was nice. Decent and clean with a good amount of toilet paper but no seat covers. Bring your own please. They had sinks inside each of the restrooms as well as the communal on the sides. Showers are available and but a small fee if you wanted hot water. Our friends said it was quite nice with the cool water as it was pretty hot out. Just be careful around your surroundings as you are in nature. But being in the campground, it was safe but still be cautious. I don't know if it was the food we had or what but the bees and wasps was loving our site. It made it quite uncomfortable trying to eat. Hiking is nearby with a good amount of trails. Some of the group did do a hike to the pond/creek which there's still water but green. I don't know if there's a pool in the area for cooling down. Overall, the place was quite nice and organized. Campsites are decent and pretty much nice that grill and picnic tables are included. Some sites does get full sun while some was nice with shade as there's trees surrounding. Fees wasn't expensive as well as daily site fee. It does get dark at night as expected so make sure to have a flashlight. Pets are allowed on the campground. Over, it was pretty nice knowing that this was just a little ways out of the city and your in nature.

Updating my review since we had the opportunity to camp here a couple times. Love love love it!…read moreThis place truly is a little gem! After taking my nephews baby bump photos a couple years ago we've been back a couple times to camp. Both experiences were wonderful. We were able to try out both sides of the campgrounds. Our most recent camping trip was in the middle of June. Weather was great in the 80's and we didn't really notice with the cool breeze passing by. Our spot was perfect! We had a giant tree giving us shade on our picnic table during the day and a big open field to gaze at the stars at night. We were just a short walk across the field to get to the restroom/showers. We stayed for 2 nights. Everyone there was very friendly and observed the quiet time at 10 pm. Will definitely be coming back again in the future! Only con is I wish that they would post the fire condition on the website so you can prepare before heading out on your trip. We brought some fire wood not knowing that the fire conditions were yellow. Tried calling before we left the house but no one answered the phone. Had we know. We would have brought more propane to cook with. They do sell fire wood at the campground, but that doesn't so anyone any good when fire conditions are high. The closest store is a bit far away so just come prepared for both conditions if you decide to come during summer.

I have lived here for a bit over 12 years; and really love it here. The park is clean, quiet and…read morevery safe. My neighbors are friendly and helpful to my wife when I am away. Mac, the manager is on top of everything to keep the park up and running, and a pleasant place to live. I would recommend Valley Trailer Villa to anyone who is looking for nice, quiet, safe place to come to.

I live in Valley trailer Villa, enjoy the privacy and the safety, more than any other park in the…read morecounty, thanks Mac

Best firewood available in surrounding areas. Small sites but beautiful. When it's quiet at night…read moreyou can hear the waves.

Always an awesome time we have with family & friends! We have camped every year 20+ years! Now…read moreyou can reserve the actual sites you want online 6 months in advance! As Arnold says "I'll be back" :)

The park is an amazing oasis in the middle of easily accessible business and restaurants. The…read moremanager runs a tight ship and works hard to keep the community nice. Nothing but good things to say!

I've lived here 8 months and do not share the views of the negative reviewers. This place is filled…read morewith great people and I've only experienced good things. The maintenance on the park is excellent. Not had a single incident where a palm tree branch wiped out my motorcycle, because they are meticulously maintained along with all areas. The manager here takes her role very seriously in interviewing and making the appropriate match of personalities of current tenants to new tenants. We are approximately 10 ft apart from one another, so a culture of peace can be a delicate balance. If you've interviewed and not gotten a spot, then it is for the benefit of community. When the right one comes up and it's right for you, then it's a win win for the community. It's not about you alone.. That process ensures me that my living situation can remain stable and peaceful. I appreciate this because the Avenue is not the most peaceful zone of Ventura. Lastly, I want to comment on the unique blend of people who live here. I see people of all different types here and we share. It is not uncommon to have a loaf of bread or vegetables from a neighbor's garden. When I bake I bake extra so I can share. There are retired people here and young working families. We all watch out for one another and we know when strangers enter our park. The two other reviewers here (one of whom tracked down my page about redesigning my trailer to spew vitriol there) are sharing examples of why they haven't found a fit here. We'd prefer you not find us here. I'd prefer you'd write reviews that draw negative attention. Keep the creeps at bay. I just don't think you should go around public ally assassinating the character of a hard working person. You know what they say, "You can pack your suitcases and move, but whereever you go you're still the same person."