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More InfoVisiting Oxnard? Here's what you need to know to get around.
Oxnard is located about 65 miles northwest of Los Angeles Airport (LAX), 55 miles west of Burbank Airport (BUR), and 45 minutes southeast of Santa Barbara Airport (SBA).
The following shuttles provide land transportation to and from LAX:
Driving from L.A. to Oxnard, you can travel north along Highway 1 (along the coast) or take Highway 101. To drive north along the coast, take the Santa Monica Freeway (I10) west to Highway 1 (Pacific Coast Highway) then take PCH north. The drive takes about an hour (depending on traffic).
To take freeways all the way from LAX, take the 405 north; exit the 405 onto the 101 north and continue to Oxnard. Travel time is approximately 90 minutes, depending on traffic.
You will find schedules and route maps on the website, or you can pick up a schedule at any Ventura County library and many area businesses.
Relax, skip the traffic and save money on gas by taking Amtrak Pacific Surfliner or the Coast Starlight to Oxnard. The Pacific Surfliner stops at the Oxnard Transportation Center (201 E. Fourth Street) 10 times daily and hugs the southern California coast from San Luis Obispo to San Diego.
The Oxnard station is fully staffed and features wheelchair accessibility, checked baggage service, an enclosed waiting area, restrooms, a pay phone, and short-term and overnight parking.
The Coast Starlight connects Seattle and Los Angeles and stops twice daily in Oxnard.
To view train schedules, purchase tickets or find additional travel information visit PacificSurfliner.com or Amtrak.com.
Greyhound Bus Lines (800.231.2222, www.greyhound.com)stops at the Oxnard Transportation Center in downtown Oxnard at the corner of 4th and Oxnard Boulevard (201 East 4th Street).
Enjoy a scenic ride on Route 10 with Amtrak San Joaquins. Riders will now be able to purchase bus-only tickets for route 10, without the need of a train connection. Route 10 serves Oxnard and connects passengers from Santa Barbra, Bakersfield, Tehachapi, Mojave, Barstow, Las Vegas and MORE with city-to-city bus tickets.
The heart of the city’s public transportation system is the Oxnard Transportation Center (201 E. Fourth Street), a convenient hub for Greyhound, Amtrak, the urban commuter rail Metrolink, and regional bus service. Gold Coast Transit operates 21 local bus routes throughout western Ventura County.
Rent a bike and explore the best beaches in Oxnard! For maps of bike routes throughout the county, visit www.goventura.org.
Here's where to rent a bike: