Skydive Coastal California

Camarillo Airport / Ventura County · near Camarillo / Oxnard · Los Angeles / SoCal

Skydiving

At a glance

Best season
Year-round; coastal mornings can be foggy; book ahead

What is here

Scenery
coastal
Amenities
Pacific coastline, Catalina & Channel Islands views · First-timer / tandem focus · AFP path to a license · Convenient SoCal (Camarillo) location
Best for
A scenic coastal first jump west of LA
Features
Coastal jump over Catalina & the Channel Islands · LA skyline & ocean views under canopy · Friendly first-timer focus · 45 min west of LA

Worth knowing

Hazards
Reservations recommended; weight limits apply · Coastal fog can delay loads · First-timer focused (tandem & AFP) — confirm licensed jumping · Weather holds possible
Beginner friendly
Yes

Guides, rentals and operators

Operators
Skydive Coastal California

Skydiving detail

Offerings
tandem · learn
Aircraft
turbine
Altitude
13k
Stature
2
Jump notes
A coastal dropzone at Camarillo Airport west of LA, specializing in first-time jumpers — big Pacific coastline views with the LA skyline, Catalina, and the Channel Islands spread out under canopy, a friendly, tandem-focused operation
Stats note
Tandem from up to ~13,500 ft; ~60 sec freefall; ocean, Catalina & Channel Islands views
Experienced hub
No
Intl tip
A coastal dropzone at Camarillo Airport (Ventura County), ~45 min west of LA, specializing in first-time jumpers — the canopy ride serves up the Pacific coastline, the LA skyline, Catalina, and the Channel Islands. Friendly tandem operation (jumps up to ~13,500 ft, about a minute of freefall) plus an AFP path to a license, with an emphasis on making newcomers comfortable. More first-timer destination than experienced hub. Coastal fog can delay morning loads; reserve ahead, confirm weight limits, expect occasional weather holds.

The guide

Skydive Coastal California, based at Camarillo Airport in Ventura County about 45 minutes west of Los Angeles, specializes in f…

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Getting there

Coordinates
34.2137, -119.0944

Driving directions

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