Address: Palm Ave, Carpinteria, CA 93013, USA
Phone: +18056842811
Sunday: 7:30AM–9:30PM
Monday: 8AM–8:30PM
Tuesday: 8AM–8:30PM
Wednesday: 8AM–8:30PM
Thursday: 7:30AM–9:30PM
Friday: 8AM–8:30PM
Saturday: 8AM–8:30PM
Juliet Joyee
Camping was awesome. One day of ark in n go in is available. Clean restrooms and showers CV are available. Beach side camping spots are a bit expensive. It's pretty close to the shopping center. Some smart squirts are there to take your food. Tide pool is nearby. The view from the camping location is pleasing to the eyes. Biking is possible too.
Ana Espinoza
Nice quiet beach. We enjoyed a Saturday afternoon here. Bring water shoes because you’ll find many rocks. We didn’t see restrooms. The shower works but it’s hard to press on. Free parking.
Nolan Miller
Beautiful place. Make sure to catch the sunrise. It does look like a parking lot, and it is, but it leaves more than enough space to set up your RV or whatever else you're using.
Ashley Harel
Excellent beach! Good little surf spot that only has a few surfers. Camp sites w hook ups are a little small but very close to the water. The showers were hot but they are so short you have to squat just to get under the water.
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Yes part of the beach is a dog park. Just past a set of stairs leading down to the beach is an entire area for doggies! Mine live it
There are two beach volleyball courts with a great view of the beach (no obstructions) and a table/benches nearby. They're about 300-600 ft from the water and easily accessible. They're also often free.
10 per day
Yes there are
Hi is this site open to anyone to go dump there waste? If so how much is the fee and hours? Thanks in advance.
Yes, there's quite a few actually.
They won't bother you unless you're walking around with alcohol or your parked in the dirt or some kids riding around without a helmet
It is a State Park. You pay to park at the ranger station, and then walk up over the dunes to get to the beach. There is a sidewalk to certain point and a walkway to the sand over by the bathrooms. There are handicap parking spots there. You can't drive onto the beach, to my knowledge.
Yes you can take your BBQ grill on the beach 👍
I didn't see any construction crew.. So I am assuming yes
At the end of the park is where the trails begin going south all the way to what used to be called the thunderbowl at Rincon point, then the bike path continues along the beach all the way to Ventura
No WiFi at the beach unfortunately but there's wifi a few places very close
Sorry no. I'd check with parks and rec
Yes, it is open year round and, yes, you are allowed to camp overnight.
No is not..
At the campsite each site has a fire pit and a picnic table other then that it's first come first serve
Yes, but they're wood BBQ pits, not really good for charcoal
This summer Warner than normal, which is nice.
Some of the sites have space where the extra length can hang over into the campsite, especially in Santa Rosa on the beach front, some don't have the room. Its a case by case deal
You can use a tent or RV. They have dry spots and hook up spots available.
You have a great idea It is a public beach as long as you don't want a private wedding I'm sure you can do what you want double check with City Council just to make sure
There is something similar, but doesn't go all the way to the water or very far up or down the beach. Hope this helps.
I was planning on using a tent
We went recently and had the area called racoon it was 109 a night but we had at least 20 tents and 10 cars 2 trailers and we all split the cost best to make reservations
There is quite a bit of free parking if you're willing to walk a block or two to the beach, and the beach itself doesn't have a fee. Unless you plan on camping overnight, it shouldn't cost anything to go to the beach. ETA it can get pretty crowded on the weekend, so get to town early for the free parking!
We camped in Santa Rosa beach front and you see can camp on the sand in front of the space in most of the sites. We were 4 sites in for the entrance I think. In San Miguel you are above the beach.
Still a bit if smoke, businesses are still offering masks. Beaches have bits of burnt organic materials from the fires on the sand. Still ok to go, in my opinion. It's not bad.
The Pacific ocean off the coast of Carpinteria in winter, doesn't vary too much 57-59. Ocean temperature changes from warmer in southern California to cooler in northern California ( depending on ocean current). Spring begins the big warming, of course winter cools, as weather and currents change. There is a 10-15 degree difference from Summer to Winter
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