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Camarillo's trolley helps connect shops, Metrolink, and local stops
Camarillo's trolley loops from Metrolink through Daily Drive, Las Posas Road, and Ventura Boulevard every 30 minutes, with low local fares.
The Camarillo Trolley runs a loop that begins at the Metrolink station. It travels west on Daily Drive, south on Las Posas Road, east on Ventura Boulevard, and back to the station. Shopping centers and restaurants sit along the loop, so it works best for a short local trip or a train connection.
The trolley comes about every 30 minutes. It runs from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday through Thursday and until 9 p.m. on Friday and Saturday. Riders may flag it down anywhere along the route where the driver can stop safely; a marked stop is not always required.
The posted one-way fare is $1 for an adult or student and 50 cents for a senior, veteran, or rider with a disability. Ventura County’s Youth Ride Free program lets students age 18 and younger ride at no charge. Children under 6 also ride free with a paying adult.
Use the TripShot tracker before walking to the route, especially when timing a Metrolink train. The trolley is a fixed route. Dial-A-Ride works by reservation and carries riders from origin to destination. Local Dial-A-Ride is open to everyone in Camarillo. Longer East County trips are limited to seniors age 65 and older and ADA riders. Call 805-988-4228 to reserve that service.
Where to see it
Camarillo public transportation and trolley pages. Confirm route, fare, detour, and pass information before riding.
Official sources
Official pages
Reviewed July 28, 2026
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