Neighborhoods near R.J. Frank Academy of Marine Science & Engineering in Oxnard, CA

Like the famous Manhattan neighborhood that shares its name, Oxnard's West Village is popular for its great walkability and plethora of nearby shopping. Route 101 is also just a mile away for a convenient commute. Unlike the Manhattan version, this community offers spacious suburban homes and manicured green spaces seven miles from the beach.

Rio Lindo is one of the sought-after suburbs on Oxnard’s north side. The neighborhood offers spacious homes and green space, but its location is the main draw, with Route 101 running along the north side. “In this area, you’ve got great freeway access for commuting to LA, and there’s lots of shopping right there,” says Sean Seitz, co-owner of

East Village in Oxnard, California, stands out as a residential pocket where community charm and coastal influences unite. The neighborhood, whose boundaries remain distinct from the urban core of Oxnard, offers an inviting blend of family-friendly comfort and coastal tranquility. This is a residential neighborhood through and through; with the

On city-grid streets, folks often sacrifice space for walkability, but Carriage Square has a rare combination of both. This, along with its convenient location, makes it one of the most desirable neighborhoods in Oxnard, sitting 1 mile north of downtown restaurants and 2 miles south of Route 101. “The location is great, but the homes are a big

Wilson is one of Oxnard's most desirable neighborhoods, known for its historic homes and highly walkable streets just north of downtown. "It's a unique area because you can find lots of nice single-family homes within walking distance of downtown," says Realtor Xavier Flores with Keller Williams West Ventura County, who specializes in Oxnard and

Anchored by a renowned community college, the College Estates community offers many nearby amenities and residential comforts. The community is located about 3 miles from the central areas of Oxnard and is conveniently located near public transportation and major roads that make it easy to get around the area. College Estates is centered by Oxnard

Overlooking the Pacific Coast Highway from Oxnard’s eastern outskirts, Diamond Bar is no hidden gem. Kevin Webber, an Aviara Real Estate realtor with nearly a decade of local experience, says this neighborhood is both well-known and highly sought-after. “The market here moves fast. Homes sell for over-asking but under the median for Ventura

With a location 1 mile south of downtown Oxnard and 4 miles from the beach, it might come as a surprise that Kamala Park's home prices are still relatively low compared to other coastal Southern California neighborhoods. "Out of all the neighborhoods in Oxnard, it's not the closest to the freeway or the beach, so you can find lower prices," says

Settled about 5 miles from the beach and a mile south of downtown, Cal-Gisler's residential streets offer great walkability without being too far from the surf. "You can get a decent home for less money here because it's slightly removed from the oceanfront and the freeways," says Realtor Xavier Flores with Keller Williams West Ventura County, who

Situated on the far western edge of the Oxnard city limits, the Lemonwood Eastmont neighborhood abuts a massive swath of cultivated farmland, which harkens back to the days when the area was a vast lemon grove. Today, Lemonwood Eastmont is a bustling neighborhood less than 2 miles from downtown Oxnard and bordered on its eastern edge by US 1, the

Named for William Dewey Hobson – the man referred to as “the father of Ventura County” for his efforts to separate it from Santa Barbara County – the Hobson Park East neighborhood of Oxnard emanates a community spirit. Whether it’s neighbors gathering at the community center for a get-together, taking a Tai Chi class at the Oxnard Performing Arts

Oxnard's La Colonia, developed in the late 1890s, became a home for employees of the Colonia Beet-Sugar Factory and other agricultural businesses. That heritage lives on today in the Ventura County neighborhood near the coast in Southern California. "A lot of workers come through, including those who rent spaces during strawberry season," says

Rose Park offers suburban living on the north side of Oxnard with walkability to schools and parks. “Most of North Oxnard is newer developments, but Rose Park is older and has homes from around the 1960s,” says Lorenzo Castillo, a broker with Exit Castillo Realty who’s lived in Oxnard since the 1970s. Despite being older, the neighborhood still

Five Points Northeast makes up the east side of Downtown Oxnard. Although it may appear largely industrial, the neighborhood does have a few residential opportunities. “When you’re on Oxnard Boulevard you’ll see a bunch of businesses and car dealerships on the east side, and behind those, you’ll find the few residential communities that are here,”

Downtown Oxnard satisfies residents’ taste for food and taste for culture alike, a rich culinary scene and numerous cultural institutions within walking distance of residents’ historic homes, condos and townhouses. “It's a great location if you want to enjoy the city,” says local Realtor Jason Walters of eXp Realty, who has been selling homes for

Oxnard is considered the "Gateway to the Central Coast," for good reason. Over seven miles of sandy beaches comprise this city, just an hour north of Los Angeles. Oxnard Pacific is one of the area's suburban neighborhoods that offers a peaceful lifestyle just minutes from the ocean. Residents enjoy living close to all levels of schools, from