San Buenaventura State Beach

ORDER OF THE VENTURA COUNTY HEALTH OFFICER REQUIRING ALL BEACHES AND BEACH PARKING TO BE CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC DURING JULY 4TH WEEKEND Effective Date: July 3, 2020, 5:00 a.m. ... 1.Public Beaches Closed. All public beaches in Ventura County shall be closed to members of the public during the July 4th holiday weekend, defined as 5:00 a.m. July 3,2020, through 5:00 am. July 6, 2020. 2.Public Beach Parking Closed. All public parking lots primarily designed operated to serve persons visiting public beaches shall be closed during the July 4th holiday weekend (i.e., 5:00 a.m. July 3, 2020, through 5:00 a.m. July 6, 2020), and the California Highway Patrol and Caltrans are requested to temporarily close all roadside parking along state highways that are adjacent to public beaches during the July 4th weekend. 3.Applicable to Entire County. This Order applies to all persons in the cities and the entire unincorporated area of the County. 4.Sheriff and Police Chiefs Requested to Enforce. Pursuant to Government Code sections 26602 and 41601 and Health and Safety Code section 101029, the County Health Officer requests that the Sheriff and all chiefs of police in the County ensure compliance with and enforce this Order. 5.All Local Governmental Public Entities Requested to Comply. Pursuant to Health and Safety Code section 120175.5, the County Health Officer requests that all local governmental public entities, including cities and districts, comply with and enforce this Order closing all public beaches and public beach parking during the July 4th weekend. 6.Compliance. The violation of any provision of this Order constitutes a threat to public health and a public nuisance per se. Pursuant to the California Health and Safety Code, including sections 120295 et seq., violation of or failure to comply with this Order is a misdemeanor punishable by fine, imprisonment, or both.

Questions are flooding in regarding individual issues related to camping and reservations. Please send your questions to our info email for a detailed and specific reply. Yes, the first reply is automatic, but after that a real human will address your inquiry.

San Buenaventura SB is open for day-use parking! The City and County of Ventura, along with State Parks are now allowing traditional day-use recreation to return, with modification. We’re excited to have you back and yes, you may sit, stand and lie on the beach alongside your towel, chair and umbrella as long as you maintain 6ft physical distance from others and don’t congregate with those not in your immediate household. If there are too many people to allow for the required... physical distance, please leave the park. You can find more info on the park website: www.parks.ca.gov/?page_id=600 Here’s what’s open at the park: Restrooms will be open. State Parks is operating in compliance with State and Local Health Orders and Guidelines. Day-use fees are $10 per vehicle. Kiosks will be staffed for informational services only. No cash or credit card transactions will be handled by staff. Day-use fees can be paid upon arrival through www.passportparking.com. Additionally, there is an Automated Pay Machine which accepts credit cards and an Iron Ranger which accepts cash. Guided tours, campgrounds and indoor facilities like park offices, museums and visitor centers remain closed until further notice to prevent overcrowding and maintain physical distancing.

Increasing Access to Channel Coast District State Parks is a priority for all of us, the best way to stay informed (or updated) is through the Info line at (805) 585-1869 or Email [email protected]

Posted @withregram @cityofventuragovernment Beginning Friday, May 29th, passive use of City of Ventura beaches and parks will be allowed. Passive use means visitors can sit, stand, lay down, and bring chairs and umbrellas to the beaches and parks. All visitors must continue to comply with the physical distancing requirement of 6 feet between yourself and others, and no gatherings are allowed unless you live in the same household. Playgrounds, pools, courts, and sports and r...ecreational fields will remain closed until further notice. Stay safe Ventura, and please follow all public health guidance in the County's "Stay Well at Home" order. Visit the link in our bio for more information. A partir del viernes 29 de mayo, se permitira el uso pasivo de las playas y parques de la Ciudad de Ventura. El uso pasivo significa que los visitantes pueden sentarse, pararse, acostarse y llevar sillas y sombrillas a las playas y parques. Todos los visitantes deben continuar cumpliendo con el requisito de distancia fisica de 6 pies entre usted y los demas, y no se permiten reuniones a menos que sean miembros del mismo hogar. Los parques infantiles, piscinas, canchas y campos deportivos y recreativos permaneceran cerrados hasta nuevo aviso. Mantenganse seguros, Ventura, y sigan todas las directivas de salud publica en la orden "Mantengase bien en casa" del condado. See more

Heads up Ventura County the rules have solidified over the past week. This order is now statute and will be enforced. #keepitmovingventura

A message from our Superintendent about staying safe.

Our noble K9 has a message this weekend: @dprk9aki Remember Ventura, @ventura_county_news reminds us to stay in place, maintain space & cover your face #venturacountystrong

A message from your Ranger about State Park closures in Ventura County. @VisitVentura @SurfriderVC @CityofOxnard

In an effort to remain consistent with our partners and slow the spread of COVID-19 we will be closing San Buenaventura State Beach until further notice. #flattenthecurve County of Ventura Ventura City of Ventura - Government @VisitVentura

You guys, it happened! What an absolute delight to see this beacon of hope. #thankyou

On Patrol at Hot Springs Trailhead, Gaviota State Park

Inspired by Canadians on Twitter we introduce this call to action! While y’all are out enjoying parks at a safe #socialdistance why not share your symbols of hope! Rock stacks, sand sculptures, chalk art... please nothing litter producing. Snap a pic and tag your park! #flattenthecurve and share your hope.