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Summerland, CA
California · Ventura County · Oxnard-Thousand Oaks-Ventura Metro
Summerland is a small town in California with a population of 1,248. Residents earn $133,083 per year, which is 77% above the national average.
Data updated April 2026
2.9
/5.0
C+
Fair
1,248
Population
891/sq mi density
$133,083
Median Income
$73,983 per capita
$2,000,001
Home Value
$2,875,739 Zillow
63°F
Avg Temperature
330 sunny days/yr
139
Violent Crime/100K
1,443 property/100K
C+
Overall
2.9 / 5.0
Fair overall score based on economy, affordability, safety and education
A
Economy
4.4 / 5.0
$133,083 median income, 6.0% unemployment
F
Affordability
1.0 / 5.0
$2,000,001 home value
F
Safety
1.0 / 5.0
139 violent crimes/100K (63% below avg)
A+
Education
5.0 / 5.0
54.3% bachelor's degree or higher
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Median Income
$133,083
77% higher than US avg
Home Value
$2,000,001
609% higher than US avg
Violent Crime
139/100K
63% lower than US avg
Bachelor's+
54.3%
61% higher than US avg
Obesity Rate
23.7%
26% lower than US avg
Unemployment
6.0%
67% higher than US avg
Poverty Rate
0.0%
100% lower than US avg
How Summerland Compares to the U.S. Average (100% = U.S. avg)
People
Population1,248
Median Age53.3 yrs
Density891/mi²
Male / Female60% / 40%
Largest GroupWhite 52%
Veterans0.6%
Economy
AMedian Income$133,083
Per Capita$73,983
Unemployment6.0%
Poverty0.0%
County GDP$69,606M
Commute23 min
Housing
FHome Value$2,000,001
Ownership79.9%
Zillow$2,875,739
Housing Units781
Rent Burden46.5%
Crime
FViolent139/100K
Property1,443/100K
Health
Obesity23.7%
Uninsured5.6%
Smoking9.2%
Depression23.7%
Heart Disease4.4%
Climate
Avg Temp63°F (17°C)
AQI48 (Good)
Rain19.0 in/yr
Sunny Days330/yr
Elevation84 ft (26 m)
Education
A+Bachelor's+54.3%
High School+92.8%
Graduate+29.2%
School Score4.84
Community
2024 VoteR 41% / D 56%
Commute23 min
Broadband92.9%
EV Stations2
Libraries24
Is Summerland a Good Place to Live?
Based on current data, Summerland receives an overall livability score of 2.9 out of 5.0, earning a grade of C+. Key strengths include above-average household incomes, low crime rates, a highly educated population, abundant sunshine. Areas to be aware of include high housing costs, above-average unemployment. Summerland has some notable strengths but also faces challenges that prospective residents should consider.
Economy & Jobs
The median household income in Summerland is $133,083, which is significantly higher than the national average / 77% above $75,149. This places Summerland among higher-income communities. The unemployment rate of 6.0% is somewhat elevated compared to the national rate of 3.6%. Only 0.0% of residents live below the poverty line, well below the national rate of 12.4%. Workers commute an average of 23 minutes.
Cost of Living & Housing
The median home value in Summerland is $2,000,001, making it a premium housing market at 609% above the U.S. median of $281,900. With a home price-to-income ratio of 15x, housing affordability is a significant challenge for many families.
Safety & Crime
Summerland is a very safe community with a violent crime rate of 139 per 100,000 residents / well below the national average of 380. Property crime occurs at a rate of 1,443 per 100,000, 26% below the national average.
Education
Summerland is a highly educated community / 54.3% of adults hold a bachelor's degree or higher, well above the national average of 33.7%. 92.8% have completed high school. Area schools have an average test score of 4.8/10.
Climate & Weather
Summerland enjoys a moderate climate with an average annual temperature of 63°F. Winters average 57°F in January while summers reach 68°F in July. With 330 sunny days per year, residents enjoy well above the national average of sunshine. Annual precipitation totals 19.0 inches. Air quality is rated Good with a median AQI of 48.
Summerland has a population of 1,248 with a density of 891 people per square mile, spread across 2.0 square miles. The median age is 53.3 years, 37% older than the national median of 38.9. The gender split is 39.7% female and 60.3% male. The city is predominantly White (52.2%), with 9.8% Hispanic. English is the primary language spoken at home by 82.6% of residents, while 17.4% speak Spanish. 0.6% of the population are veterans, below the national rate of 6.0%. 7.1% of residents have a disability (below the 13.0% national average). 96.7% have health insurance coverage.
Population
1,248
Total Population
891
People / sq mi
53.3yrs
Median Age
37% above US avg
2.0mi²
Land Area
Gender Distribution
Race & Ethnicity
Summerland vs U.S. Average
Language Spoken at Home
Social Characteristics
Summerland vs U.S. Average
The median household income in Summerland is $133,083, which is 77% above the national average of $75,149. Per capita income is $73,983 (above the $39,052 national figure). The average weekly wage is $1,356. The unemployment rate is 6.0% (above the 3.6% US average). 0.0% of residents live below the poverty line, lower than the national rate of 12.4%. The area has 31,435 business establishments, including 1,758 restaurants. The cost of living index is 110.7, slightly above the national baseline of 100. Workers commute an average of 23 minutes (shorter than the 28-minute US average). 50.0% of workers work from home (above the 15.2% national rate).
Income: Summerland vs U.S.
Commute Mode
Income
| Median HH Income | $133,083 |
| 77% above US avg | |
| Per Capita Income | $73,983 |
| Avg Weekly Wage | $1,356 |
| IRS Avg AGI | $102,674 |
| Gini Index | 0.450 (0=equal, 1=unequal) |
Employment & Poverty
| Unemployment | 6.0% |
| 67% above US avg | |
| Poverty Rate | 0.0% |
| 100% below US avg | |
| Establishments (County) | 31,435 |
| County GDP | $69,606M |
Business (County)
| Restaurants | 1,758 |
| Healthcare | 3,115 |
| Retail | 2,556 |
| Manufacturing | 867 |
Tax & Cost of Living
| Property Tax (IRS) | $8,383 |
| 140% above US avg | |
| Cost of Living | 110.70 (100=avg) |
| Effective Tax Rate | 0.42% |
Commute & Transportation
| Commute Time | 22.5 min |
| Drive Alone | 50.0% |
| Public Transit | 0.0% |
| Work from Home | 50.0% |
Walkability
The median home value in Summerland is $2,000,001, 609% above the national median of $281,900. Zillow estimates the typical home value at $2,875,739, higher than the Census estimate. Fair market rent ranges from $1,647 for a one-bedroom to $2,053 for a two-bedroom apartment. 79.9% of housing units are owner-occupied (above the 65.4% national rate). There are 781 total housing units in the city. The median year a home was built is 1966. The average annual property tax is $8,383 (higher than the $3,500 national average). 46.5% of renters spend 30% or more of their income on housing, indicating a significant affordability challenge for renters. The home price-to-income ratio is 15x, making homeownership a significant financial stretch for most families.
Home Value Sources
Ownership Split
Home Values
| Census Median | $2,000,001 |
| 609% above US avg | |
| Zillow ZHVI | $2,875,739 |
Real Estate Market (Redfin)
Rental Costs
| Rent Burden | 46.5% |
HUD Fair Market Rent
| Studio | $1,513 |
| 1 Bedroom | $1,647 |
| 2 Bedrooms | $2,053 |
| 3 Bedrooms | $2,752 |
| 4 Bedrooms | $3,165 |
Ownership & Property
| Homeownership | 79.9% |
| Owner-Occupied | 79.9% |
| Renter-Occupied | 20.1% |
| Housing Units | 781 |
| Median Year Built | 1966 |
Property Tax
| Avg Tax (IRS) | $8,383 |
| 140% above US avg | |
| Effective Rate | 0.42% |
In Summerland, 23.7% of adults are obese, below the national rate of 32.1%. 7.3% have diabetes (below the 10.5% national rate). Heart disease affects 4.4% of residents, below the national average. 26.4% have high blood pressure. 9.2% are current smokers (below the 14.0% national rate). 19.9% report binge drinking. 16.2% are physically inactive, below the national average. 23.7% report depression (above the 20.0% national average). 16.6% experience frequent mental distress. 5.6% of residents lack health insurance (below the 8.6% national rate). The primary care physician ratio is 1:1,230. The dentist ratio is 1:1,022. 97.7% of residents have access to exercise opportunities. The food environment index is 9.0 out of 10.
Health Metrics: Summerland vs U.S. Average (%)
Chronic Conditions
| Obesity | 23.7% |
| 26% below US avg | |
| Diabetes | 7.3% |
| Heart Disease | 4.4% |
| High Blood Pressure | 26.4% |
| Asthma | 10.0% |
| COPD | 4.2% |
| Cancer | 7.2% |
| Stroke | 2.3% |
Behaviors & Mental Health
| Smoking | 9.2% |
| 34% below US avg | |
| Binge Drinking | 19.9% |
| Physical Inactivity | 16.2% |
| Depression | 23.7% |
| Mental Distress | 16.6% |
| Physical Distress | 10.9% |
| Short Sleep | 31.3% |
Healthcare Access
| Insurance Rate | 96.7% |
| Uninsured | 5.6% |
| 35% below US avg | |
| Primary Care | 1:1,230 |
| Dentists | 1:1,022 |
| Mental Health | 1:205 |
| Checkup Rate | 70.8% |
| Dental Visits | 69.5% |
| Premature Death | 5,626/100K |
Food & Exercise
| Food Environment | 9.0/10 |
| Exercise Access | 97.7% |
| Healthcare Facilities | 3,115 |
Summerland has a violent crime rate of 139 per 100,000 residents, 63% below the national average of 380. Property crime stands at 1,443 per 100,000, 26% below the U.S. average. The county recorded 51 fatal traffic crashes. The area has experienced 637 federally declared disasters. Overall, Summerland receives a safety grade of F.
Crime Rates: Summerland vs U.S. Average (per 100,000)
Violent Crime
| Total Violent | 139.2/100K |
| 63% below US avg | |
Property Crime
| Total Property | 1,442.8/100K |
| 26% below US avg |
Traffic Safety
| Fatal Crashes (County/yr) | 51 |
| Traffic Accidents | 355 |
| Avg Accident Severity | 2.0 / 4.0 |
| FEMA Disasters | 637 |
Safety Score
| Safety Grade | F |
| Safety Score | 1.0 / 5.0 |
Summerland enjoys a temperate climate with an average annual temperature of 63°F (17°C). Winters average 57°F in January while summers reach 68°F in July / relatively mild seasonal variation. The area gets 330 sunny days per year, well above the U.S. average of 205 / making it one of the sunnier locations in the country. Annual precipitation totals 19.0 inches (drier than the 38-inch national average). Air quality is rated Good with a median AQI of 48. The city sits at an elevation of 84 feet.
Temperature
57°F Jan (14°C)
68°F Jul (20°C)
| Annual Average | 62.5°F |
| 16% above US avg | |
| January Average | 57°F (14°C) |
| July Average | 68°F (20°C) |
| Sunny Days | 330 days/yr |
Geography
| Elevation | 84 ft (26 m) |
| Area | 2.0 sq mi (5.2 km²) |
| Population Density | 891/sq mi |
| Coordinates | 34.4172°N, 119.5875°W |
| Timezone | America/Los_Angeles |
| County | Ventura County County |
| Nearest Airport | Santa Barbara Municipal (SBA) 12 miles away |
Precipitation & Snow
Air Quality
| AQI Median | 48.0 |
| Rating | Good |
Air Pollutants (EPA 2023)
| Ozone (O₃) | 0.0444 ppm |
| NO₂ (Nitrogen Dioxide) | 7.5 ppb |
| PM2.5 (Fine Particles) | 5.9 μg/m³ |
Natural Hazard Risk
| Overall Risk | Relatively High |
| Risk Score | 99.4 / 100 |
| Social Vulnerability | 29.8 / 100 |
| Community Resilience | 33.6 / 100 |
Hazard Breakdown
| Tornado | Relatively Low |
| Hurricane | No Rating |
| Earthquake | Relatively High |
| Wildfire | Relatively High |
| Flood | Very High |
| Hail | Relatively Low |
| Strong Wind | Relatively Low |
| Heat Wave | Relatively Moderate |
| Winter Weather | Very Low |
| Lightning | Relatively Moderate |
| Drought | Relatively Moderate |
| Cold Wave | Very Low |
| Landslide | Relatively High |
| Coastal Flood | Relatively Moderate |
| Tsunami | Very Low |
| Avalanche | Very Low |
Source: FEMA National Risk Index v1.20 (Dec 2025)
Tsunami History
6 tsunamis recorded within 500 km. Highest wave on record: 3.4 m (11 ft).
| Year | Location | Cause | Max Wave | Deaths | Distance |
| 1812 | S. CALIFORNIA | Eruption + Earthquake | 3.4 m | 1 | 38 km |
| 1930 | S. CALIFORNIA | Eruption + Earthquake | 3.1 m | 1 | 97 km |
| 1927 | S. CALIFORNIA | Earthquake | 1.8 m | — | 117 km |
| 1878 | S. CALIFORNIA | Meteorological | 1.0 m | 1 | 135 km |
| 1994 | WEST COAST, USA | Earthquake | 0.1 m | 57 | 99 km |
| 1855 | S. CALIFORNIA | Eruption + Earthquake | — | — | 141 km |
Source: NOAA/NCEI Historical Tsunami Database. Sorted by wave height.
Monthly Weather
| Month | Avg Temperature | Precipitation | Summary |
|---|---|---|---|
| January | 57°F (14°C) | 3.9 in | |
| February | 52°F (11°C) | 4.2 in | Wettest |
| March | 52°F (11°C) | 3.6 in | |
| April | 55°F (13°C) | 1.3 in | |
| May | 58°F (14°C) | 0.4 in | |
| June | 62°F (17°C) | 0.1 in | |
| July | 68°F (20°C) | 0.0 in | Warmest, Driest |
| August | 68°F (20°C) | 0.1 in | |
| September | 66°F (19°C) | 0.3 in | |
| October | 62°F (17°C) | 0.6 in | |
| November | 56°F (13°C) | 2.1 in | |
| December | 51°F (11°C) | 2.8 in | Coldest |
Summerland has a seasonal temperature swing of 17°F / from 51°F in December to 68°F in July. Total annual precipitation is 19.4 inches, with February being the wettest month (4.2") and July the driest (0.0").
Summerland is located in Ventura County. It is classified as Metro / 250K–1M, part of a metropolitan area. 54.3% of adults hold a bachelor's degree or higher, 61% above the national average of 33.7%. 92.8% have completed high school. 29.2% hold a graduate or professional degree (above the 13.1% national rate). Area schools have an average test score of 4.8 out of 10. In the 2024 presidential election, the county voted Democrat with 56.1% of the vote, a 15.1-point margin. 92.9% of households have broadband internet access. The area has 2 EV charging stations. There are 24 public libraries serving the community. 3,115 healthcare facilities operate in the area. 50% of workers drive alone to work.
2024 Presidential Election (County)
Winner: Democrat by 15.1 points
Safety & Disasters
| Fatal Crashes (County/yr) | 51 |
| Traffic Accidents | 355 |
| Avg Accident Severity | 2.0 / 4.0 |
| FEMA Disaster Declarations | 637 |
F
Safety Grade (1.0/5.0)
Education
| Bachelor's Degree+ | 54.3% |
| 61% above US avg | |
| High School+ | 92.8% |
| Graduate Degree+ | 29.2% |
| School Test Score | 4.84 |
A+
Education Grade (5.0/5.0)
Area & Infrastructure
| RUCC Code 2 | Metro / 250K–1M |
| Population Density | 891/sq mi |
| Total Area | 2.0 sq mi |
| County | Ventura County County |
Services
| Broadband Access | 92.9% |
| Avg Download Speed | 130.9 Mbps |
| Avg Upload Speed | 15.0 Mbps |
| Max Download Speed | 1,000 Mbps |
| EV Charging Stations | 2 |
| Alt Fuel Stations | 2 |
| Public Libraries | 24 |
| Healthcare Facilities | 3,115 |
| Restaurants | 1,758 |
| Retail Stores | 2,556 |
Commute & Transportation
| Avg Commute | 22.5 min |
| Drive Alone | 50.0% |
| Public Transit | 0.0% |
| Work from Home | 50.0% |
Average costs for common services in Summerland. Prices are estimated based on regional cost of living data and may vary by provider.
Healthcare
| Doctor Visit (Primary Care) | $277 ($166–$443) |
| Specialist Visit | $387 ($221–$609) |
| Urgent Care Visit | $221 ($111–$387) |
| Emergency Room Visit | $2,435 ($886–$5,535) |
| Dental Cleaning | $144 ($83–$221) |
| Dental Filling | $277 ($166–$443) |
Auto Repair
| Oil Change (Conventional) | $50 ($28–$83) |
| Oil Change (Synthetic) | $83 ($55–$133) |
| Brake Pad Replacement | $332 ($166–$554) |
| Tire Rotation | $44 ($22–$83) |
| New Tires (Set of 4) | $664 ($443–$1,107) |
| Battery Replacement | $221 ($111–$387) |
Home Services
| Plumber (Per Hour) | $111 ($66–$166) |
| Electrician (Per Hour) | $100 ($55–$155) |
| HVAC Repair | $443 ($166–$886) |
| HVAC System Install | $7,749 ($4,428–$13,284) |
| Roof Repair | $1,107 ($443–$2,214) |
| Roof Replacement | $9,963 ($6,089–$16,605) |
Legal
| Divorce (Uncontested) | $1,661 ($554–$3,875) |
| Divorce (Contested) | $16,605 ($5,535–$33,210) |
| DUI Defense | $5,535 ($2,214–$11,070) |
| Bankruptcy (Chapter 7) | $1,661 ($886–$3,321) |
| Will Preparation | $554 ($221–$1,107) |
| Trust Preparation | $2,768 ($1,107–$5,535) |
Personal Care
| Men's Haircut | $28 ($17–$50) |
| Women's Haircut | $61 ($33–$111) |
| Hair Coloring (Full) | $166 ($83–$277) |
| Manicure | $28 ($17–$50) |
| Pedicure | $44 ($28–$72) |
| Massage (1 Hour) | $89 ($55–$144) |
Food & Grocery
| Gallon of Milk (per gallon) | $4.54 ($3.32–$6.09) |
| Dozen Eggs (per dozen) | $3.87 ($2.77–$5.54) |
| Loaf of Bread | $4.21 ($2.77–$6.09) |
| Chicken Breast (per lb) | $4.98 ($3.32–$7.20) |
| Ground Beef (per lb) | $6.09 ($4.43–$8.30) |
| Rice (per lb) | $1.11 ($0.66–$1.99) |
Utilities
| Electricity (Monthly) | $155 ($89–$277) |
| Natural Gas (Monthly) | $77 ($33–$166) |
| Water/Sewer (Monthly) | $77 ($44–$133) |
| Internet (Monthly) | $77 ($44–$111) |
| Cell Phone Plan (Monthly) | $72 ($33–$111) |
| Cable TV (Monthly) | $94 ($55–$166) |
Transportation
| Monthly Parking (Downtown) | $221 ($83–$554) |
| Car Insurance (Annual) | $2,214 ($1,328–$3,875) |
| Bus Pass (Monthly) | $77 ($33–$144) |
| Taxi/Uber (5-Mile Ride) | $17 ($8.86–$28) |
| Car Registration (Annual) | $111 ($33–$277) |
| Driver's License Renewal | $33 ($17–$83) |
Education & Childcare
| Daycare (Infant, Monthly) | $1,328 ($664–$2,768) |
| Daycare (Toddler, Monthly) | $1,107 ($554–$2,214) |
| After-School Care (Monthly) | $443 ($221–$775) |
| Tutoring (Per Hour) | $55 ($28–$111) |
| SAT/ACT Prep Course | $1,107 ($443–$2,768) |
| Private School (K-12, Annual) | $13,838 ($5,535–$33,210) |
Pets
| Vet Visit (Routine Checkup) | $66 ($33–$111) |
| Dog Vaccination (Annual) | $111 ($55–$221) |
| Dog Grooming | $66 ($33–$111) |
| Pet Boarding (Per Night) | $44 ($22–$83) |
| Dog Spay/Neuter | $332 ($166–$554) |
| Cat Spay/Neuter | $221 ($111–$443) |
Childcare
| Center-Based (monthly) | |
| Infant | $1,839 |
| Toddler | $1,177 |
| Preschool | $1,295 |
| Family Childcare (monthly) | |
| Infant | $1,133 |
| Toddler | $1,023 |
| Preschool | $1,135 |
Source: DOL Women's Bureau (2022)
Top Industries in Ventura County
Largest private-sector industries by employment (BLS QCEW 2024 data, county level).
| Industry | Jobs | Establishments | Avg Annual Pay | Location Quotient |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Health Care & Social Assistance | 49,739 | 10,224 | $57,825 | 1.03 |
| Retail Trade | 35,647 | 2,461 | $45,554 | 1.06 |
| Accommodation & Food Services | 33,250 | 1,766 | $31,700 | 1.09 |
| Manufacturing | 27,385 | 1,016 | $83,438 | 0.99 |
| Agriculture & Forestry | 24,597 | 576 | $42,916 | 9.04 |
| Construction | 17,879 | 2,523 | $75,869 | 1.01 |
| Administrative & Waste Services | 17,732 | 1,344 | $56,623 | 0.90 |
| Professional & Technical Services | 17,086 | 3,322 | $127,033 | 0.73 |
| Wholesale Trade | 10,667 | 1,071 | $100,199 | 0.81 |
| Finance & Insurance | 10,302 | 1,184 | $131,117 | 0.75 |
| Other Services | 8,934 | 1,938 | $45,561 | 0.88 |
| Management of Companies | 7,720 | 104 | $185,790 | 1.36 |
| Transportation & Warehousing | 7,384 | 524 | $71,594 | 0.52 |
| Educational Services | 5,875 | 347 | $40,921 | 0.84 |
| Arts & Entertainment | 4,961 | 653 | $36,606 | 0.88 |
| Real Estate | 4,701 | 1,256 | $70,897 | 0.90 |
| Information & Technology | 3,465 | 441 | $99,952 | 0.55 |
| Mining & Oil/Gas | 1,009 | 40 | $120,780 | 0.79 |
| Utilities | 923 | 62 | $158,337 | 0.72 |
| Unclassified | 11 | 48 | $58,682 | 0.02 |
Schools in Summerland
1 public schools (NCES 2022-23 data).
| School | Level | Enrollment | Teachers | Student/Teacher |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Summerland Elementary | Elementary | 50 | 3 | 16.7:1 |
Radio Stations near Summerland
3 stations within ~55 km.
| Station | Genre | Quality | |
|---|---|---|---|
| KBUU-LP 97.5 Malibu, CA | adult album alternative, malibu | MP3 128 kbps | |
| 99.1 KBUU | adult album alternative | MP3 128 kbps | |
| Desert Heat Radio | — | MP3 128 kbps |
Campgrounds Near Summerland
24 campgrounds found near Summerland.
| Name | Rating | Sites | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| SANTA CRUZ SCORPION | 4.8/5 | 31 | $15–$40 |
| SANTA ROSA ISLAND | 4.8/5 | 15 | $15 |
| SANTA CRUZ DEL NORTE BACKCOUNTRY | 4.7/5 | 4 | $15 |
| MCGILL CAMPGROUND AND GROUP CAMPGROUND | 4.6/5 | 67 | $30–$150 |
| REYES CREEK CAMPGROUND | 4.6/5 | 27 | $30–$150 |
| CAMPO ALTO CAMPGROUND | 4.5/5 | 19 | $30–$150 |
| LOS PRIETOS | 4.5/5 | 37 | $40 |
| SAGE HILL | 4.4/5 | 5 | $150 |
| WHEELER GORGE | 4.4/5 | 66 | $34–$70 |
| HOLIDAY GROUP CAMPGROUND | 4.3/5 | 1 | $150 |
| MT. PINOS CAMPGROUND | 4.3/5 | 19 | $30 |
| ANACAPA ISLAND | 4.2/5 | 7 | $15 |
| PARADISE CAMPGROUND | 4.2/5 | 14 | $40–$80 |
| REYES PEAK CAMPGROUND | 4.2/5 | 6 | $30 |
| DAVY BROWN CAMPGROUND | 4.1/5 | 13 | $30 |
| MT. FIGUEROA CAMPGROUND | 4.1/5 | 32 | $30 |
| PINE MOUNTAIN CAMPGROUND | 4.0/5 | 7 | $30 |
| NIRA CAMPGROUND | 3.9/5 | 12 | $30 |
| ROSE VALLEY CAMPGROUND | 3.9/5 | 9 | $30 |
| UPPER OSO CAMPGROUND | 3.9/5 | 19 | $40–$45 |
| BALLINGER CAMPGROUND | 3.8/5 | 13 | $30 |
| MIDDLE LION CAMPGROUND | 3.7/5 | 8 | $30 |
| FREMONT CAMPGROUND | 3.6/5 | 14 | $40 |
| Rancho Nuevo Campground | — | — | Free |
National Parks Near Summerland
16 national parks and monuments found near Summerland.
| Park | Type | Fee |
|---|---|---|
| Carpinteria State Beach | State Park | Free |
| Channel Islands National Park | National Park | Free |
| El Capitán State Beach | State Park | Free |
| Emma Wood State Beach | State Park | Free |
| Gaviota State Park | State Park | Free |
| Leo Carrillo State Park | State Park | Free |
| Malibu Creek State Park | State Park | Free |
| Malibu Lagoon State Beach | State Park | Free |
| Mandalay State Beach | State Park | Free |
| McGrath State Beach | State Park | Free |
| Point Mugu State Park | State Park | Free |
| Refugio State Beach | State Park | Free |
| Robert H. Meyer Memorial State Beach | State Park | Free |
| San Buenaventura State Beach | State Park | Free |
| Santa Maria Fair Park | State Park | Free |
| Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area | National Recreation Area | Free |
Trails Near Summerland
269+ trails found near Summerland.
| Trail | Miles | Surface | Hike | Bike | Horse |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HORSE CANYON LA BREA | 18.9 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| SISQUOC | 15.1 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| ROMERO CAMUESA OHV | 11.5 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| SANTA CRUZ | 11.3 | NATIVE MATERIAL | Yes | — | Yes |
| GENE MARSHALL-PIEDRA BLANCA | 10.0 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| BUCKHORN OHV | 9.6 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| COLD SPRING | 9.5 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| MANZANA | 9.4 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| SISQUOC | 9.2 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| MISSION PINE | 8.2 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| HURRICANE DECK | 8.1 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| DIVIDE PEAK OHV | 7.9 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| TUNNEL | 7.9 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| SANTA CRUZ | 7.6 | NATIVE MATERIAL | Yes | — | Yes |
| MIDDLE SESPE | 7.6 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| MONO-ALAMAR | 7.6 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| GENE MARSHALL-PIEDRA BLANCA | 7.5 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| DEER PARK OHV #40 | 7.5 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| LION CANYON | 6.9 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| SISQUOC | 6.8 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| OLD ROMERO ROAD | 6.7 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| NORTH FORK MATILIJA | 6.7 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| CUYAMA RIVER CORRIDOR OHV #102 | 6.7 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| BALLINGER OHV #24 | 6.6 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| BULL RIDGE | 6.5 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| ALAMAR | 6.4 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| SWEETWATER | 6.3 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| GIBRALTAR | 6.2 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| HURRICANE DECK | 6.2 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| MANZANA | 6.0 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| ORTEGA OHV | 5.9 | NATIVE MATERIAL | Yes | — | — |
| ROCKY RIDGE | 5.9 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| GRIDLEY | 5.8 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| MISSION PINE | 5.7 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| QUATAL WASH OHV #106 | 5.7 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| LOST VALLEY | 5.6 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| BLUE CANYON | 5.5 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| RANCHO NUEVO | 5.4 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| APACHE CANYON WASH OHV #103 | 5.4 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| SALISBURY CANYON | 5.4 | NATIVE MATERIAL | Yes | — | — |
| BOULDER CANYON | 5.4 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| GRAPEVINE | 5.3 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| EAST DRY CYN CORRIDOR OHV #109 | 5.2 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| CHORRO GRANDE | 5.2 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| DON VICTOR | 5.1 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| POPLAR | 4.9 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| REYES PEAK | 4.9 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| SANTA BARBARA CANYON | 4.8 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| CEDAR CREEK | 4.8 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| TOAD SPRINGS OHV #105 | 4.8 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| MESA SPRINGS | 4.7 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| MATIAS POTRERO | 4.7 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| INDIAN CANYON | 4.6 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| DIVIDE PEAK OHV | 4.5 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| SAN YSIDRO | 4.5 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| ROMERO | 4.4 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| JESUSITA | 4.3 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| BUCKHORN | 4.3 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| BALLINGER OHV #23 | 4.3 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| JACKSON | 4.2 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| FISHBOWLS | 4.1 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| NORTH FORK | 4.1 | NATIVE MATERIAL | Yes | — | Yes |
| HORN CANYON | 4.0 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| CAMUESA CONNECTOR | 4.0 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| TINTA OHV #101 | 4.0 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| MCPHERSON PEAK | 4.0 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| ARROYO BURRO | 4.0 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| MCGILL | 3.8 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| CATWAY OHV | 3.6 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| JUDELL | 3.5 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| SNYDER | 3.5 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| PRATT | 3.4 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| DEAL | 3.4 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| THORN POINT | 3.4 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| TEQUEPIS | 3.4 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| BALLINGER OHV #14 | 3.4 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| ZACA PEAK | 3.4 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| POTRERO CANYON | 3.3 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| BLUE RIDGE | 3.2 | NATIVE MATERIAL | Yes | — | — |
| DEER PARK OHV #36 | 3.2 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| DEER PARK OHV #29 | 3.1 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| RED REEF | 3.1 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | Yes | Yes |
| FISHBOWLS | 3.1 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| MADULCE | 3.1 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| BIG CONE SPRUCE | 3.1 | NATIVE MATERIAL | Yes | — | — |
| WHITE ROCK | 3.0 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| PUERTA SUELO | 3.0 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| HOWARD CREEK | 2.9 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| MANZANA | 2.9 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| GIBRALTAR | 2.9 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| TINTA OHV #101 | 2.9 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| TUMAMAIT | 2.9 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| SULPHUR SPRING CANYON OHV #100 | 2.8 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| FRANKLIN | 2.7 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| BALLINGER OHV #17 | 2.7 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| ORTEGA OHV | 2.7 | NATIVE MATERIAL | Yes | — | — |
| SAN EMIGDIO OHV #107 | 2.7 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| DIVIDE PEAK BOWL OHV | 2.6 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| ALAMAR | 2.5 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| MONO-ALAMAR | 2.5 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| ALISO PARK | 2.4 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| RATTLESNAKE | 2.4 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| SULPHUR SPRING | 2.4 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| TOAD SPRINGS OHV #105 | 2.4 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| CAMUESA PEAK OHV | 2.3 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| INDIAN CANYON | 2.3 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| NORTH FORK | 2.3 | NATIVE MATERIAL | Yes | — | Yes |
| LA JOLLA | 2.2 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| ALISO LOOP | 2.2 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| BALLINGER OHV #6 | 2.1 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| MADULCE PEAK | 2.1 | NATIVE MATERIAL | Yes | — | — |
| DEAL | 2.1 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| FRANKLIN | 2.0 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| ALISO PARK | 2.0 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| MUNCH CANYON | 2.0 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| SANTA BARBARA CANYON | 1.9 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| WEST FORK COLD SPRING | 1.9 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| COZY DELL | 1.9 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| BALLINGER OHV #30 | 1.8 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| FIR CANYON DAVY BROWN | 1.8 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| BALLINGER OHV #22 | 1.8 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| MCMENEMY | 1.8 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| BALLINGER OHV #49 | 1.7 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| MANZANA | 1.7 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| SAN EMIGDIO MOUNTAIN OHV #108 | 1.7 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| LOST VALLEY | 1.7 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| ALISO LOOP | 1.7 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| SESPE RIVER | 1.7 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| JUDELL | 1.6 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| ROSE LION | 1.6 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| DEER PARK OHV #46 | 1.6 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| POPLAR | 1.5 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| HAPPY HOLLOW OHV | 1.5 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| CALIENTE | 1.5 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| BLUE CANYON CONNECTOR | 1.5 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| BALLINGER OHV #48 | 1.5 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| BALLINGER OHV #50 | 1.5 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| DEER PARK OHV #29 | 1.4 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| POTRERO JOHN | 1.4 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| BALLINGER OHV #12 | 1.4 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| MANZANA | 1.4 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| FIR CANYON DAVY BROWN | 1.4 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| BALLINGER OHV #10 | 1.3 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| SISQUOC | 1.3 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| LA JOLLA | 1.3 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| WHITE ROCK CONNECTOR | 1.3 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| BALLINGER OHV #48 | 1.3 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| MANZANA | 1.3 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| APACHE CANYON SPUR OHV #103 | 1.2 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| UPPER QUATAL WASH OHV #104 | 1.2 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| BALLINGER OHV #18 | 1.2 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| DEER PARK OHV #39 | 1.2 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| FOOTHILL | 1.1 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| LAST CHANCE | 1.1 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| PRATT | 1.1 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| EAST DRY CANYON CORRIDOR #109 | 1.1 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| MESA SPRINGS | 1.1 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| WAGON ROAD SPRING OHV #110 | 1.1 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| BALLINGER OHV #52 | 1.0 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| BALLINGER OHV #19 | 1.0 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| HORN CANYON | 1.0 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| LA JOLLA | 1.0 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| CEDAR CREEK | 1.0 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| WILLOW SPUR | 1.0 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| MURIETTA | 0.9 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| BALLINGER OHV #25 | 0.9 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| MATIAS CONNECTOR | 0.9 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| NORTH FORK MATILIJA | 0.9 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| BALLINGER OHV #31 | 0.9 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| DEAL CONNECTOR | 0.9 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| GENE MARSHALL-PIEDRA BLANCA | 0.9 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| TUMAMAIT | 0.8 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| FOOTHILL | 0.8 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| UPPER QUATAL WASH OHV #104 | 0.8 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| BALLINGER OHV #33 | 0.8 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| MUNCH CANYON CONNECTOR | 0.8 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| MURIETTA | 0.8 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| QUATAL SPUR OHV #106 | 0.8 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| DIVIDE PEAK BOWL TRACK OHV | 0.8 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| WILLOW SPRING (FIGUEROA) | 0.7 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| SUNSET VALLEY | 0.7 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| EAST DRY CYN CORRIDOR OHV #109 | 0.7 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| DEAL | 0.7 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| WILLOW SPRING (FIGUEROA) | 0.7 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| TUMAMAIT | 0.7 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| BALLINGER OHV #28 | 0.7 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| BALLINGER OHV #53 | 0.7 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| QUATAL SPUR OHV #106 | 0.7 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| MINE CAMP | 0.7 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| TUNNEL CONNECTOR | 0.7 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| BALLINGER OHV #26 | 0.7 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| DEER PARK OHV #43 | 0.7 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| QUATAL SPUR OHV #106 | 0.7 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| CALIENTE | 0.7 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| WHEELER GORGE NATURE | 0.7 | NATIVE MATERIAL | Yes | — | — |
| SUNSET VALLEY | 0.6 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| LAST CHANCE | 0.6 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| MUNCH CANYON | 0.6 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| TEQUEPIS | 0.6 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| SWEETWATER | 0.6 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| MISSION PINE | 0.5 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| BULL RIDGE | 0.5 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| WILLOW SPRING (FIGUEROA) | 0.5 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| BALLINGER OHV #49 | 0.5 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| BALLINGER OHV #27 | 0.5 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| RASPBERRY SPRING | 0.5 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| PINO ALTO | 0.5 | ASPHALT | Yes | — | — |
| BALLINGER OHV #6 | 0.5 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| YELLOWJACKET OHV #126 | 0.5 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| REYES PEAK | 0.4 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| WEST FORK LION CAMP | 0.4 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| QUATAL WASH SPUR OHV #106 | 0.4 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| DEER PARK OHV #41 | 0.4 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| BALLINGER OHV #51 | 0.4 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| ALISO PARK | 0.4 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| YELLOWJACKET OHV #126 | 0.4 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| QUATAL SPUR OHV #106 | 0.4 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| BALLINGER OHV #54 | 0.3 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| ROSE VALLEY FALLS | 0.3 | NATIVE MATERIAL | Yes | — | — |
| EXPLORATION TRAIL | 0.3 | ASPHALT | Yes | — | — |
| SESPE RIVER | 0.3 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| NORTH FORK | 0.3 | NATIVE MATERIAL | Yes | — | — |
| REYES PEAK | 0.3 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| BALLINGER OHV #11 | 0.3 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| BALLINGER OHV #32 | 0.3 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| EAST FORK LION CAMP | 0.3 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| POTRERO JOHN | 0.3 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| EAST FORK LION CAMP | 0.2 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| ALAMAR | 0.2 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| MATIAS POTRERO CAMP SPUR | 0.2 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| NORTH FORK MATILIJA | 0.2 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| BALLINGER OHV #35 | 0.2 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| QUATAL WASH SPUR OHV #106 | 0.2 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| SAN EMIGDIO MOUNTAIN OHV #108 | 0.2 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| MISSION PINE BASIN CAMP SPUR | 0.2 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| PELCH CAMP SPUR | 0.2 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| DEER PARK OHV #37 | 0.2 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| BALLINGER OHV #7 | 0.2 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| BALLINGER OHV #9 | 0.2 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| CALIENTE SPUR | 0.2 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| QUATAL WASH SPUR OHV #106 | 0.2 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| BALLINGER OHV #10 | 0.2 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| DON VICTOR | 0.1 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| DEER PARK OHV #43 | 0.1 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | — |
| SANTA BARBARA CANYON | 0.1 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| THORN POINT | 0.1 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| FISHBOWLS CAMPGROUND SPUR | 0.1 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| SANTA BARBARA CANYON | 0.1 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| NORTH FORK MATILIJA | 0.1 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| NORTH FORK MATILIJA | 0.1 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| BUCKHORN | 0.1 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| COLD SPRING SPUR | 0.1 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| TUMAMAIT | 0.1 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| JACKSON | 0.1 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| GENE MARSHALL-PIEDRA BLANCA | 0.1 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| SANTA BARBARA CANYON | 0.1 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| POPLAR CAMP SPUR | 0.1 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| WEST BIG PINE SPUR | 0.1 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| ALISO LOOP | 0.1 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| POPLAR | 0.1 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| MESA SPRINGS | 0.1 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| TUMAMAIT | 0.0 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| CEDAR CREEK | 0.0 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| MCKINLEY SPRING CAMP SPUR | 0.0 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| ORTEGA OHV | 0.0 | NATIVE MATERIAL | Yes | — | — |
| POPLAR | 0.0 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| MISSION PINE | 0.0 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| RANCHO NUEVO | 0.0 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
| GENE MARSHALL-PIEDRA BLANCA | 0.0 | NATIVE MATERIAL | — | — | Yes |
Historical Trends — Summerland
Population and economic data over time (US Census / ACS estimates).
Population
Median Household Income
| Year | Population | Median Income |
|---|---|---|
| 2013 | 1,255 | $89,891 |
| 2015 | 1,505 | $76,973 |
| 2017 | 1,108 | $69,583 |
| 2019 | 844 | $73,031 |
| 2021 | 582 | $118,321 |
| 2023 | 1,248 | $133,083 |
Museums in Summerland
| Name | Type | Address | Phone | Annual Revenue |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| WESTMONT RIDLEY-TREE MUSEUM OF ART | ART MUSEUM | 8055656162 | $74,743,228 | |
| FIELDING GRADUATE UNIVERSITY�ART GALLERY | ART MUSEUM | 8058982947 | $22,105,387 | |
| SANTA BARBARA ZOO | ZOO, AQUARIUM, OR WILDLIFE CONSERVATION | 8059625339 | $10,674,726 | |
| SANTA BARBARA MUSEUM OF ART | ART MUSEUM | 8059634364 | $10,616,215 | |
| MAXIMUS GALLERY | ART MUSEUM | 2559 PUESTA DEL SOL ROAD | 8056824711 | $5,253,243 |
| SANTA BARBARA MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY | NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM | 8056824711 | $5,253,243 | |
| SANTA BARBARA BOTANIC GARDEN | ARBORETUM, BOTANICAL GARDEN, OR NATURE CENTER | 8056824726 | $3,648,938 | |
| GANNA WALSKA LOTUSLAND | GENERAL MUSEUM | 8059693767 | $3,563,799 | |
| SANTA BARBARA MARITIME MUSEUM | HISTORY MUSEUM | 113 HARBOR WAY | 8059628404 | $1,304,452 |
| SANTA BARBARA TRUST FOR HISTORIC PRESERVATION | HISTORIC PRESERVATION | 123 E CANON PERDIDO STREET | 8059650093 | $1,230,713 |
| SANTA BARBARA HISTORICAL MUSEUM | HISTORIC PRESERVATION | 8059661601 | $1,074,686 | |
| SANTA BARBARA MISSION ARCHIVE-LIBRARY | HISTORY MUSEUM | $240,823 | ||
| PIERRE CLAEYSSENS MILITARY MUSEUM AND LIBRARY | GENERAL MUSEUM | $173,756 | ||
| CARRIAGE AND WESTERN ARTS MUSEUM OF SANTA BARBARA | HISTORY MUSEUM | HISTORIC PERSHING PARK 129 CASTILLO STREET | 8059622353 | $136,935 |
| VINOVIUM ORG | HISTORIC PRESERVATION | $131,700 | ||
| CACHUMA LAKE NATURE FOUNDATION | ARBORETUM, BOTANICAL GARDEN, OR NATURE CENTER | 8056930691 | $102,551 | |
| CARPINTERIA VALLEY HISTORICAL SOCIETY | HISTORIC PRESERVATION | 8056843112 | $85,182 | |
| SANTA BARBARA ART ASSOCIATION | ART MUSEUM | 1114 STATE STREET 26 | 8058841938 | $76,919 |
| ATKINSON GALLERY | ART MUSEUM | 8059650581 | ||
| BOSSE TOY TRAIN MUSEUM | GENERAL MUSEUM | |||
| CALIFORNIA MISSION STUDIES ASSOCIATION | HISTORIC PRESERVATION | |||
| CASA DEL HERRERO | ARBORETUM, BOTANICAL GARDEN, OR NATURE CENTER | 1387 EAST VALLEY ROAD | ||
| CASA DOLORES | GENERAL MUSEUM | 8059631032 | ||
| COASTAL BAND OF THE CHUMASH NATION | HISTORIC PRESERVATION | |||
| GLADWIN PLANETARIUM | SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY MUSEUM OR PLANETARIUM | 2559 PUESTA DEL SOL ROAD | ||
| GOLETA-SANTA BARBARA AIR HERITAGE MUSEUM | GENERAL MUSEUM | 8059677111 | ||
| HEIMBERG CONSTRUCTION | GENERAL MUSEUM | 8055653558 | ||
| HERMITAGE SANTA BARBARA | ARBORETUM, BOTANICAL GARDEN, OR NATURE CENTER | |||
| KARPELES MANUSCRIPT LIBRARY MUSEUM - BUFFALO | GENERAL MUSEUM | 7168851986 | ||
| KARPELES MANUSCRIPT LIBRARY MUSEUM - SANTA BARBARA | GENERAL MUSEUM | 8059625322 | ||
| MICHAELKATE INTERIORS | GENERAL MUSEUM | 8059631411 | ||
| MOXI - THE WOLF MUSEUM OF EXPLORATION AND INNOVATION | CHILDREN'S MUSEUM | P.O. BOX 4808 | 8056807235 | |
| MOXI THE WOLF MUSEUM OF EXPLORATION + INNOVATION | SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY MUSEUM OR PLANETARIUM | |||
| OLD MISSION SANTA BARBARA | HISTORIC PRESERVATION | 2201 LAGUNA ST | 8056824713 | |
| RIDLEY TREE-EDUCATION CENTER | GENERAL MUSEUM | 8059621661 | ||
| SANTA BARBARA CARRIAGE AND WESTERN ARTS MUSEUM | GENERAL MUSEUM | 8059622353 | ||
| SANTA BARBARA COUNTY HISTORIC COURTHOUSE | HISTORIC PRESERVATION | 8055682220 | ||
| SANTA BARBARA ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS | ZOO, AQUARIUM, OR WILDLIFE CONSERVATION | 500 NINOS DRIVE | 8059625339 | |
| SUSAN QUINLAN DOLL & TEDDY BEAR MUSEUM & LIBRARY | GENERAL MUSEUM | 8057301707 | ||
| TY WARNER SEA CENTER | GENERAL MUSEUM | 8059622526 |
Libraries in Summerland
| Name | Address | Staff | Annual Visits | Circulation | Collection | Programs |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SANTA BARBARA PUBLIC LIBRARY | 40 E. ANAPAMU ST. | 0.0 | 1,240,995 |
Farmers Markets in Summerland
| Name | Address | Season | Hours | Organic | Website |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Carpenteria CFM | 800 Block Linden Ave. | ||||
| Goleta FM | 5748 Calle Real Shopping Center | ||||
| Harding Elementary School CFM | 1625 Robbins Street | ||||
| Montecito Coast Village Farmers Market | 1200 Coast Village Rd. | Visit | |||
| Montrose Harvest Market Farmers Market | Honolulu & Ocean Avenue | Visit | |||
| Santa Barbara Farmers Market | 600 State Street | January to December | Tue:4:00 pm - 7:30 pm; | Yes | Visit |
| Santa Barbara Farmers Market | 600 Santa Barbara St. | January to December | Sat:8:30 am - 1:00 pm; | Yes | Visit |
| Santa Barbara La Cumbre Farmers Market | 110 South Hope Avenue | Visit |
Restaurants in Summerland
6 restaurants within city radius — OpenStreetMap data
Field + Fort
Red Kettle Coffee
Rusty's Pizza Parlor
Sumerland Beach Cafe
The Nugget
Tinker's Burgers
Gas Stations in Summerland
1 gas stations within city radius — OpenStreetMap data
Fuel Depot
Golf Courses in Summerland
2 golf courses within city radius — OpenStreetMap data
Birnam Wood Golf Club
Valley Club of Montecito
Breweries in Summerland
| Name | Type | Address | Phone | Website |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Figueroa Mountain Brewing Company | Brewery and Beer Garden | 137 Anacapa St | 8056942252, 8053244100 | |
| Gbl Distributing Co | Beverage Manufacturers, Breweries, Wholesale Distribution Centers | 5390 Overpass Rd A | 8059642571 | Visit |
| Island Brewing Company | Brewery, Bar | 5049 6th St | 8057458272 | Visit |
| Pure Order Brewing Co. | Brewery | 410 N Quaratina | Visit | |
| Rincon Brewery Inc | Brewers | 5065 Carpinteria Ave | 8056846044 | Visit |
| Telegraph Brewing Company | Brewery | 416 N Salsipuedes St | 8059635018 | Visit |
Cell Towers in Summerland
| Address | Structure Type | Height (ft) |
|---|---|---|
| 10151 Ocean View Road (12497) | LTOWER | 35 |
| 10151 Ocean View Road (12497) | LTOWER | 35 |
| 10151 Ocean View Road (12497) | LTOWER | 35 |
Bridges in Summerland
| Location | Type | Kind | Year Built | Length (ft) | Daily Traffic | Condition |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tee Beam | Concrete continuous | 1968 | 114 | 38,000 | G | |
| Tee Beam | Concrete continuous | 1968 | 115 | 38,000 | F | |
| Slab | Concrete | 1952 | 31 | 37,500 | F | |
| Tee Beam | Concrete continuous | 1968 | 100 | 4,458 | F | |
| Culvert | Concrete | 1988 | 25 | 4,330 | G | |
| Slab | Concrete | 1968 | 23 | 3,100 | G | |
| Slab | Prestressed concrete | 2019 | 56 | 3,100 | G | |
| Box Beam (Multiple) | Concrete continuous | 1968 | 194 | 2,500 | G | |
| Tee Beam | Concrete continuous | 1968 | 201 | 962 | F | |
| Tee Beam | Concrete continuous | 1968 | 100 | 962 | G | |
| Slab | Concrete | 1965 | 25 | 422 | G | |
| Slab | Concrete | 1965 | 25 | 422 | G | |
| Slab | Concrete | 1965 | 26 | 422 | G |
Amtrak Stations in Summerland
2 Amtrak stations.
| Station | Address | Type |
|---|---|---|
| Carpinteria, CA | 475 Linden Avenue | TRAIN |
| Santa Barbara, CA | 209 State Street | TRAIN |
Superfund Sites Near Summerland
4 EPA Superfund sites (hazardous waste cleanup locations).
| Site | Address | County |
|---|---|---|
| DECKERS CORPORATION | 1140 MARK AVENUE | SANTA BARBARA |
| FLOWMATRIX CORP | 1160 MARK AVENUE | SANTA BARBARA |
| MCGHAN MEDICAL CORPORATION | 700 WARD DRIVE | SANTA BARBARA |
| PRESTIGIOUS AUTO BODY & PAINTING | 265 ORANGE AVE | SANTA BARBARA |
Airports Near Summerland
25 airports within the area.
| Airport | IATA | Type |
|---|---|---|
| Camarillo International Airport | — | Medium Airport |
| Oxnard Airport | OXR | Medium Airport |
| Point Mugu Naval Air Station (Naval Base Ventura Co) | NTD | Medium Airport |
| Santa Barbara Municipal Airport | SBA | Medium Airport |
| 7R Ranch Airport | — | Small Airport |
| Ballinger Canyon Airport | — | Small Airport |
| Bechers Bay Airstrip | — | Small Airport |
| Christy Airstrip | — | Small Airport |
| Conover Air Lodge Airport | — | Small Airport |
| Crawford Airport | — | Small Airport |
| Cuaslui Creek Airport | — | Small Airport |
| Lockwood Airpark | — | Small Airport |
| Long Dave Valley Airport | — | Small Airport |
| New Cuyama Airport | — | Small Airport |
| Santa Cruz Island Airport | SZN | Small Airport |
| Santa Cruz Ranch Airstrip | — | Small Airport |
| Santa Paula Airport | SZP | Small Airport |
| Santa Ynez Airport | SQA | Small Airport |
| Shepherd Farm Airport | — | Small Airport |
| Skydive San Joaquin Valley Airport | — | Small Airport |
| Smugglers Cove Airport | — | Small Airport |
| Taft Kern County Airport | — | Small Airport |
| Upper Hartman Ranch Airport | — | Small Airport |
| Vosburgh Airfield | — | Small Airport |
| Wheeler Ridge Aviation Airport | — | Small Airport |
Police Stations in Summerland
3 police stations.
| Station | Address | Phone |
|---|---|---|
| Goleta Valley Sheriff Station | 4434 Calle Real | |
| Old Town Goleta Police Station | ||
| Santa Barbara Police Department | 215 East Figueroa Street |
Grocery Stores in Summerland
1 grocery stores.
| Store | Type | Address |
|---|---|---|
| Sweet Wheel Farm | Farmers and Markets | 201 Temple St |
Post Offices in Summerland
1 post offices.
| Post Office | Address |
|---|---|
| Summerland Post Office | 2245 Lillie Avenue |
Treatment Centers in Summerland
8 treatment centers.
| Center | Type | Phone |
|---|---|---|
| Casa Serena - Treatment Programs for Women | Substance Abuse | 805-966-1260 x1 |
| Council on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse - Adult Residential Treatment Services | Substance Abuse | 805-963-1836 |
| Council on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse - Daniel Bryant Yth and Fam Ctr Adol Trt | Substance Abuse | 805-730-7575 |
| Council on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse - Project Recovery | Substance Abuse | 805-564-6057 |
| Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital - Cottage Residential Center | Substance Abuse | 805-569-7422 |
| Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital - Psychiatry and Addiction Medicine | Substance Abuse | 805-682-7111 |
| Santa Barbara County - Child and Family MH Servs | Mental Health | 805-884-1600 |
| SB Adult Mental Health Services | Mental Health | 805-681-5190 |
Churches & Religious Organizations in Summerland
2 religious organizations (IRS tax-exempt data).
| Name | Address |
|---|---|
| EL PESCADERO STUPA FUND | PO BOX 404 |
| SUMMERLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH INCORPORATED | PO BOX 475 |
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What is the population of Summerland?
Summerland has a population of 1,248 residents and is located in California. The population density is 891 people per square mile, spread across 2.0 square miles. The median age of residents is 53.3 years, which is older than the national median of 38.9 years. The population is 39.7% female and 60.3% male.
Is Summerland expensive to live in?
Summerland is slightly more expensive than average, with a cost of living index of 110.7 compared to the national baseline of 100. The median household income is $133,083, 77% above the national average of $75,149. The median home value is $2,000,001 (609% above the U.S. median). The home price-to-income ratio is 15x, which means housing is a stretch relative to local earnings.
Is Summerland safe?
Summerland is considered a very safe city with a violent crime rate of 139 per 100,000 residents, well below the national average of 380. Property crime occurs at a rate of 1,443 per 100,000 (below the national average). Overall, Summerland receives a safety grade of F based on combined crime data.
What is the weather like in Summerland?
Summerland enjoys a temperate climate with an average annual temperature of 63°F (17°C). Winter temperatures average 57°F in January, while summers reach an average of 68°F in July. The area receives 330 sunny days per year, well above the national average of 205. Annual rainfall totals 19.0 inches. Air quality is rated Good with a median Air Quality Index (AQI) of 48.
How is the job market in Summerland?
The unemployment rate in Summerland is 6.0%, somewhat above the national average of 3.6%. Job seekers may face moderate competition. The average weekly wage is $1,356. There are 31,435 business establishments in the area, including 1,758 restaurants and food service locations. The average commute time is 23 minutes, and 50.0% of workers work from home.
How much does housing cost in Summerland?
The median home value in Summerland is $2,000,001. Zillow estimates the typical home value at $2,875,739. The homeownership rate is 79.9%. The average annual property tax is $8,383.
How are the schools in Summerland?
Schools in Summerland have an average test score of 4.8 out of 10, below typical national benchmarks. Families may want to research individual school ratings. 54.3% of adults in Summerland hold a bachelor's degree or higher, above the national average of 33.7%. 92.8% have completed high school. 29.2% hold a graduate or professional degree.
How healthy is Summerland?
The obesity rate in Summerland is 23.7% (below the national rate of 32.1%). 9.2% of adults are smokers. 16.2% are physically inactive. 23.7% of residents report depression. 5.6% lack health insurance (below the national rate). 97.7% of residents have access to exercise opportunities. The primary care physician ratio is 1:1,230.
What is transportation like in Summerland?
The average commute in Summerland is 23 minutes, shorter than the national average of 28 minutes. 50% of workers drive alone to work, and 50.0% work from home.
What are the demographics of Summerland?
The racial and ethnic makeup of Summerland is 52.2% White, 9.8% Hispanic or Latino. 82.6% of residents speak only English at home, while 17.4% speak Spanish. 0.6% of the population are military veterans. 7.1% of residents have a disability. 96.7% have health insurance coverage.
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