Camarillo, CA Drone Rules: Recreational Drones (2026)

020(B) makes it unlawful for a member of the public to "[p]ossess or use any radio or remote controlled devices including, but not limited to, airplanes, cars, unmanned aerial vehicles, drones or other radio or remote controlled devices" on the city properties the chapter names: Constitution Park, Dizdar Park, the Library Property exterior to the Library Building, and F-Canyon. The prohibition sits inside a broader list of 20 banned activities on those properties, from ball sports to amplified sound to alcohol, adopted by Ordinance No.

1142 in 2017 and amended by Ordinance No. 1144 later that year. Because the rule is scoped to these named city properties rather than the whole city, a hobbyist flying a drone on private land or on property outside the listed parks is not reached by this section; FAA Part 107 and the FAA's recreational flyer rules still govern airspace use everywhere in Camarillo, and the city cannot regulate flight altitude or airspace, only ground access to its own park property. 63 for the specific use. There is no separate citywide drone ordinance in the code outside this park-property list.