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My Experience at Camp Comfort, Ojai, CA

For me, van life is not an escape from life, but a return to living it with intention. Join me as I explore the joys of a van life where freedom meets comfort and intention. This video highlights a beautiful camp spot and staying active while traveling and exploring. Links to places I mentioned: Camp Comfort, Ojai https://venturacounty.gov/parks-department... Ojai, CA https://www.ojai.ca.gov/ Rainbow Bridge https://rainbowbridgeojai.com/ Ojai Olive Oil Farm https://ojaioliveoil.com/ Treasures of Ojai https://www.treasuresofojai.com/ Bart’s Books https://bartsbooksojai.com/ Libbey Park https://www.ojairec.com/460/Libbey-Park Topatopa Mountains https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Topatopa_Mou... Ojai Valley Trail https://venturacounty.gov/parks-department... Walk to town via Hermosa Rd and Ojai Valley Trail https://www.google.com/maps/dir/Camp+Comfo... A few more things… Don’t be tempted to walk up Creek Road. It’s a winding road where people drive fast. There is no sidewalk, and at many points along the way there is no shoulder. I walked up to town one early evening via Creek Road. Apparently, it’s so unusual to see a person walking on Creek Road that a couple stopped to ask me if I was ok. 😊 After that hairy walk, I thought I’d catch an Uber or taxi ride back to the campground after dusk. I found out that Ojai is generally such a walkable community (aside from Creek Road, that is) that there is no need for ride share services. I was lucky to find (after 4 attempts) an Uber driver who would drive into Ojai from Ventura. The 2.2 mile ride cost me $25. Lesson learned and shared with you. 😉 There is plenty of parking if you drive to town. On Signal Street there is a small public lot, and El Paso Road generally has more parking available than Ojai Ave. Happy Trails! Your adventure buddy, Kalea Coming Soon: A Review of San Clemente State Beach Campground #vanlife #campgroundreview #vancamping #lifeafter60 #dreamingbig