Young surfer dudes peel across the water just meters from shore. During winter swells there is a sand and cobblestone break called "Pipes." Another break, which appears in summer when the surf is not as high, is California Street or C Street, the inside break, which is popular with longboarders. There is a small park here, Promenade Park, with restrooms and showers.

County Line Beach is a very popular surf spot and has about half a mile of sandy beach to enjoy. There is a dirt parking strip located off PCH that has spaces for about 15 cars; otherwise, street parking on PCH is available. There are a couple porta-johns. No lifeguards on duty here.

County Line Beach is referenced "Ventura County Line" in the 1963 Beach Boys hit, Surfin' U.S.A.

With consistent foam, Port Hueneme Beach is a trustworthy surf spot any time of the year. It’s often uncrowded with plenty of peaks and an incredible beach break. This top Ventura County Surf Spot has A Frames in the fall and hallow waves when the swells hit perfectly!

Silver Strand Beach in Oxnard is a favorite surf spot for the locals. This mile-long beach is split into three sections: The Jetty, The Bowl, and La Jenelle. The areas to the side (The Jetty and La Jenelle) are more suited for those new to surfing, swimming, or boogie boarding because of smaller waves and swells that typically stay around 3 to 5 feet. The Bowl has much harder sandbar waves which are great for Boogie Boarding and Shortboards.

Oxnard Shores is a world class surfing destination that provides hallow, walled, and hyper fast waves! It’s not uncommon to see pro surfers doing 360 degree aerial maneuvers at this spot when a good swell hits the coast. This mile long surf spot begins at the Mandalay Beach Resort and ends at 5th street in Oxnard. This location has a local vibe with plenty of peaks to choose from.

A local favorite for experienced riders. South Jetty is a similar break to Oxnard’s Silver Strand Beach. Here you’ll find fast, walled waves with size. This break can get crowded during major swell events so be sure to plan ahead. South Jetty is located directly across the street from Ventura Harbor Village, Hotels, and Restaurants.

Emma Wood State Beach is one of the most consistent surf spots in Ventura County. Here you’ll find several surf breaks. On the inside break you’ll ride an A Frame peak which is perfect for goofy foot and regular foot riders. The outer reef is known as Ventura Overhead is considered the biggest wave on the Ventura County Coast. Ventura Overhead features 2 outer reefs that generate a massive wave with an equally massive foam ball.

Summer’s Beach is a Soul Surfer’s dream. This small stretch of sandy beach provides small to medium sized waves for Surfers of all skill levels. Even on a crowded day you can pick a spot and have waves all to yourself. This beachbreak gives out consistent waves throughout the summer months. Parking is limited on the weekends but plentiful during the week.

Solimar is a favorite Surf Spot for locals and visitors. Solimar Beach is a long sandy stretch that provides consistent waves throughout the year. This is the perfect place to spend the day at the beach, catch waves, get sunshine, and mingle with friendly locals. There’s plenty of parking during the weekdays but parking can fill up as early as 6am on weekends. Be sure to get here early and bring the family! No matter how busy the beach is, there will be plenty of open surf peaks to choose from.

Mondos is the the Wikiki of the West Coast. Mondos is a forgiving, gentle, and family friendly wave that’s best suited for novice surfers. This point break wave features a slow and very long ride that’s enjoyable for surfers of all skill levels. The vibe is friendly but a bit crowded on weekends so be sure to share the love. During big winter swells you can find that the waves are taken down a notch when the rest of the coast is macking with big waves. In the summer there’s plenty of sand to layout and take it all in. This is also the preferred spot to learn how to surf for the first time.

People come from all over the world to surf the famous Rincon Classic. Considered one of America’s top surfing destinations, “The Queen of the California Coast” offers three great locations that provide constant, steady sets: The Cove, Rivermouth, and Indicator. The south-facing point creates epic right waves when a good swell comes in.