WAVE ARCADE National Parks Series
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C Street (California Street) in Ventura, California.
C Street is another classic California setup offering a wide variety of waves between the pier and and the Ventura County Fairgrounds. On the right swell you can connect the nearly the full 3/4 mile length of the beach.
County Line Beach in Ventura/LA County, California
County Line sits just to the north of the Ventura & Los Angeles County, and is technically outside the city-limits of Malibu to the south (though many residents and businesses use a Malibu address here). Surf can be fun via a variety of setups along the beach that follows the PCH and the cobblestone point below Neptune's Net.
Emma Wood State Beach in Ventura, California
Waves here can get big and good with the right swell and conditions. But, even without them, it's hard to beat camping out just steps from the sand. These long stretches of nothing but ocean, sand, highway, and hills that start right around Emma Wood make you feel like you've got a little more breathing room than some of the more paved and built-up spots behind you to the south.
Faria Beach in Ventura, California
It's hard to beat camping just steps away from the Pacific Ocean along the peaceful stretch of California coast that rests along the base of the Santa Ynez mountains. Sunets are top notch here with a clear view of the Channel Islands right off the coast in the distance. Not a bad place to find some fun, playful waves either.
Hollywood Beach in Oxnard, California
This favorite Oxnard beach gets its name as it was a popular getaway for movie stars of the early 20th century. Enjoy miles of wide, sandy beaches with views of the Channel Islands in the distance. And, when conditions align, you can find some really good surf too.
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Little Rincon is a right-hand point with a couple different take-off options when it's working. It sits at the point at Mussel Shoals with Rincon Island and the Richfield Pier in the distance behind it.
Mondos in Ventura, California
Mondos is another classic Ventura spot that is usually known for mellow, rolling waves, but can get pretty proper with the right swell and tide. Mondos also holds plenty of Ventura County's surf history including being the home of Mondos Mary - Mary Monks - who was one of the first women to surf in the area.
Oxnard Shores in Ventura County, California
Oxnard Shores sits right between Mandalay State Beach to the north and Hollywood State Beach to the south. From about 5th on down to the dunes at 'olołkoy Beach Park, you just might find a selection of peaky A-frames barrels all to yourself depending on the season and your luck. The beach here, the dunes, and the park are a beautiful place to be regardless of the waves. 'olołkoy Beach Park got its name from the Chumash word for dolphin.
Pierpont Beach in Ventura, California
Pierpont is a local favorite in Ventura just west of the Venutra Harbor. It's got a little bit of something for everyone as your venture around the sides streets and towards the harbor, but it's sure hard to beat the beautiful sandy beaches and dunes as you look north toward's the pier and Surfer's Point.
Silver Strand Beach in Oxnard, California
Silver Strand is another local favorite in Oxnard in Ventura County, tucked on a short stretch of sand between Channel Islands Harbor and Port Hueneme Naval Base. It's a good place to escape the crowds, and find some pretty great beachbreak when the surf is on. There's plenty of culture and history to explore on the Strand including plenty of vibrant murals in the area and the La Jenelle Shipwreck built into the breakwall jetty at the entrance to Port Hueneme to the South. On a clear enough day, the Channel Islands sometimes look close enough to skip a rock to.
Solimar in Ventura, California
Solimar sits about midway between Emma Wood and Faria. Surf-wise, Solimar features a few different setups depending on the season, swell, and conditions. Most notable is an outer reef that can get really good on a big winter swell every once in a while. In the distance you can gaze upon the Channel Islands, which is the only place in the Western U.S. where the California brown pelicans breed (West Anacapa and Santa Barbara Islands specifically).
