Emma Wood State Beach

Emma Wood State Beach is a straight state stop that parallels Highway 101 west of the city of Ventura. The primary day utilize zone is at the south end of the state stop close to the mouth of the Ventura River. Here the office is a day-utilize shoreline get to, a gathering camp, and a city stop property called Seaside Wilderness Park. There are outdoor tables nearby and climbing trails that prompt the Ventura River Estuary for superb birding openings. A couple of ways from the stopping territories lead over and under railroad tracks at that point down to a shoreline made up of smooth round rocks. On the shoreline close to the mouth of the stream there are two noteworthy round solid structures that are firearm mounts left finished from World War II.