Faria Beach Park

Wonderful place to camp and enjoy the ocean! Camp sites are tight, as to be expected in such a popular location, but we fit our 30’ camping trailer and pickup into site 33 just fine. We were there during a full moon, so the waves were huge and even splashed over the rocks into our campsite, but that was part of the fun. Showers were clean and hot. Bathrooms were clean. I’d definitely camp here again.

It’s beautiful here, but only when the surf is down. We are in site 33. If I ever came back I would not reserve 32-35. Surfers treat our sites like their personal freeway. Loud, oblivious to those of us sitting out and enjoying the scenery. They don’t use the pathway made for them, and don’t appreciate it when suggested. Not restful.

Ranger employed by County of Ventura going around harassing each and every camper about the way that their RVs are parked. I was gifting my uncle some firewood and he tried to give me a lecture about firewood sales inside County parks when I wasn't selling the firewood . . . . . The way you guys are operating , none of those people that your ranger Andrew Pettingill was talking to are going to want to come back to your park. Just because you have a badge on the side of your waistband doesn't make you any higher than anybody. Maybe a different approach? He tried telling my uncle that is trailer was over the fire line here. A fire engine and other apparatus can fit in the spot just fine all the way to the stairs. You can thank Ranger Rick / Andrew Pettingill for scaring away your camper

This is a really nice park, but there are only a few day use parking spots that go fast. Steps lead down to beach and end in loose rocks. The tide makes the beach seem very narrow between the water and wall near PCH. Restrooms are really clean and nice.

Overpriced, noise competes with ocean waves; and no privacy! My two over neighbors decided to congregate right in front of my parking space - you cannot call it a campsite. This campground functions more like an RV parking facility than a traditional camping experience. Spaces are tight, privacy is minimal, and there is constant traffic noise throughout the night. Lights remain on after dark, and there are no campfires allowed anywhere in the park. Because open flames are not permitted at all, the campground also enforces a strict no-smoking policy, even within personal vehicles. For campers looking for quiet, separation, darkness, or a more nature-centered experience, this may not be a good fit. Bathrooms are available, showers appear to be paid separately, and there are picnic tables at