Leo Carrillo State Park - County Line Beach(Yerba Buena Beach)

Located in the city of Oxnard, Leo Carrillo State Park - County Line Beach is a half-mile long, wide, and one of the five beaches that are part of the Leo Carrillo State Park. Leo Carrillo State Park was named after Leo Carrillo, an actor and preservationist who served on the California Beach and Parks Commission for 18 years and is 2,513 acres in size. Many prominent actors including Elvis Presley, Jerry Lewis, Nancy Sinatra, and Dick Clark have been featured in films shot at this park. Leo Carrillo State Park - County Line Beach is a popular surfing, scuba diving, and fishing destination.  Sequit Point is a rocky area on the east side of Leo Carrillo State Park - County Line Beach where you can see tide pools and sea caves during low tides.

Leo Carrillo State Park - County Line Beach offers a couple of amenities including restrooms and tide pools.

There are many fun activities at Leo Carrillo State Park - County Line Beach including surfing, scuba diving, fishing, bodyboarding, and sunbathing.

Getting to Leo Carrillo State Park - County Line Beach is easy – the beach’s small free parking lot is situated near the point where Yerba Buena Road ends at Pacific Coast Highway and is within walking distance to the beach. There is free street parking available along the highway.

If you are looking for attractions near Leo Carrillo State Park - County Line Beach, you can drive five minutes to Wishtoyo Chumash Village, an authentic re-creation of a working Native American village where visitors can see canoes, tools, handicrafts, ceremonies, celebrations, and replicas of Chumash homes. Malibu Riding & Tennis Club is a 100-acre beachfront club featuring tennis courts, horse barns, dirt and paved roads, a nightclub, a restaurant, a pool, and a campground. If you like hiking, Solstice Canyon offers a six-mile-long trail that dates back to 1865 with incredible views of the Santa Monica Mountains, Pacific Ocean, a waterfall, and a stone cottage. Also known as the "Taj Mahal of Tile," The Adamson House explores the history of the city of Malibu. Another great attraction near Leo Carrillo State Park - County Line Beach is the iconic Malibu Pier, a historical tourist attraction site that’s famous for its dual white towers, rough-hewn planks, two restaurants, five stores, and an observation deck where you can fish and look for dolphins.

If you get hungry, there are many restaurants within an 11-minute drive of Leo Carrillo State Park - County Line Beach. Sabor A Malibu, which means Taste of Malibu, features street-food items of many cuisines, including Mexican, American, European, and Albanian. The local Italian restaurant D'amores Pizza serves salads, subs, pasta, pizza, desserts, and beverages. Another good restaurant near Leo Carrillo State Park - County Line Beach is Kristy's Malibu, an American seaside eatery featuring seafood and outdoor patio seating.

If you are looking for a hotel near Leo Carrillo State Park - County Line Beach, you can drive 18 minutes to Calamigos Guest Ranch and Beach Club – it features one-, two-, and three-bedroom bungalows, estate rooms, cottages, multiple pools, fitness centers, a spa, nature hikes, horseback riding sessions, and wine tasting tours.  The luxurious pet-friendly hotel Four Seasons Hotel Westlake Village, California offers a pool, lounge, spa, sauna, restaurant, and gym. If you are looking for budget-friendly hotels near Leo Carrillo State Park - County Line Beach, the 3-Star Sheraton Agoura Hills Hotel has a restaurant, pool, and fitness center – and the 2-Star Good Nite Inn Calabasas Malibu has a nice pool.