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Camp Comfort Park

4.1 (37 reviews)

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Nature meets Nurture with sycamore and oak in the background and a foreground full of friends and family. So tender.
Mark S.

My wife and i booked all 16 RV sites and both party areas for two days and turned CC into our dream getaway vacation in Ojai. Surrounded by friends and family, we partied for the whole weekend with great weather in a well-maintained park. Access to San Antonio Creek was much appreciated for our wedding party photos. See for yourself!

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Lindsay W.

What a nice park to take family to bbq, play, and/or camp. There is a daily use fee but the parking is ample, tons of picnic benches, bathrooms, playground, and a running stream which has pollywogs in May 2023. The kids loved the swings and playground while adults relaxed under the trees and watched birds and the sun come out. I'd highly recommend if you like skipping rocks as the running stream is fun to spend an hour or so by and kids even play in the water!

Jose A.

When arriving to Park, it seemed nice and clean, but we found plenty of ticks all over the benches. Please be careful. Talk to management and they advised us that they knew about the problem, but didn't know what it was and couldn't fix it.

Ilene L.

We celebrated our son's wedding at Camp Comfort over the weekend and what a wonderful experience. Thank you camp hosts Mark and Jocelyn for your help and hospitality! You are the best! The park and campground are kept spotless!

E B.

please note: this review is for the campground. Not the park The Good 1. The campground is very close to downtown Ojai if you want to save money on hotels and still experience the area. 2. The campground is very reasonably priced particularly if you are using the hook ups. 3. The bathrooms are clean, they have showers, and even clothes washers and dryers. The Bad 1. The campground is homely. 2. The campsites are very small 3. Aside from the playground the park offers no attraction. There are no trails to hike, no nothing. The little river that runs thru the park was a slow moving mud brook - not exactly a crowd pleaser. 4. Picture camping out at your local small town park and you get the idea. The nicest thing my husband had to say about it was that it'd be a good place to stay if you were already on the road and couldn't find a campground elsewhere

Site near river.

Great location just a few miles from the main road through Ojai. Not an ideal walk due to narrow roads. Only fifteen spaces but all good sizes. We had a 33' travel trailer and a 35' fifth wheel and there was space to back in and still stay attached. Only drawback was mud from the recent flooding from rain. Spots still muddy and wet. Crews working on removal but a bit still to do. Camp host friendly but if you have questions go through the Ventura Parks web site.

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Great place to camp. We're taking over the place in a few months for a big party and all campsites. Will a great time.

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Small park but nice if you have a big group like we did that could take over some real sites! Clean and quiet!

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Very helpful and friendly host, he gave us some free wood for tonight! Thank you! Camp is clean and beautiful, close to Ojai town!

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Small campground. Full hook ups. Wi-Fi, cable. Nice scenery. Clean area. Public bathrooms. Creek by campsites.

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I backpacked here this past Sat-Sun during the massive heatwave. Temps were expected to be highs…read more100s and lows 80s. Idk what possessed me to go through with this hike even through the heatwave but I survived! The hot spring is a big metal tub with a few pipes that lead sulfurous water into the tub. The Willett hot spring is not as nice as Sykes, because it doesn't come with a view and the tub does not provide a place to sit unless you're sitting on the edge of the tub or on the wooden plank that someone threw across. The people before us also didn't rest the pipe properly so the hot spring water was not flowing into the tub and the water was lukewarm. We didn't have time to drain and refill the tub but if the water had been hot, it would have been a better experience. A few notes on the trail to get to Willett Hot Springs: The Sespe River Trail was a moderate trail that was easy to follow, but water was scarce due to the summer heat. I think Spring would be the best time to do this trail. There are no trees along the trail, only small bushes so no shade. However each campground had plenty of trees. The Bear Creek campground (4 miles in) had plenty of water to swim and filter drinking water. This was a really cool campground if you're looking for an easy, relaxing quick trip. Oak Flat (7 miles in) had water to filter but it was kind of a gross pond and I had to force myself to drink it. Willett Campground (9 miles in) had very little water and you would have to trek through dense bushes to get to the stream to filter. It's doable, though. The trail to the hot spring (0.5 miles from Willett Camp) is difficult compared to the Sespe River Trail to get to Willett Campground. To get to the hot spring, you have to take a side trail from the main Sespe River Trail at Willett Campground. Someone marked the sidetrail with blue flag tape. Follow the blue flag tape and head towards the mountain. You'll need to head North and cross the stream (or river if you're there in the Spring) and climb up a super steep trail to get to a small trail that bears Northwest up the mountain. You'll eventually get to a small crevasse in the mountain and you'll want to follow the warm sulfurous water. The trail disappears since you're climbing directly on the sulfurous water to get to the source. Keep left when the hot spring water trail splits and just use your ears to follow the flow of water. We hiked here at night and found the hot spring after getting a little lost for about 30 minutes. I want to note that we got caught in a sudden thunder storm on our night hike back to our camp at OakFlat. We def didn't expect any rain or cold temps so as always, bring headlamps, first aid, and food if you're taking a day trip. We didn't encounter any people after we left Bear Creek Campground so we were on our own for most of our overnight trip. It was unnerving but nice to have the place to ourselves. We hiked in on Sat at 9:30 am and arrived back at our car on Sun at 11:30 am.

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