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Camarillo, CA Special Events & Permits: Park Event Permits (2026)

Significant Restrictions
Compiled from the official code textEditor Martyn O'NeillLast verified September 2026

Key Facts

Governing section
CMC § 10.44.030
Permit required under
Chapter 19.63
Applies to
Any Section 10.44.020 prohibited act
Properties covered
Constitution Park, Dizdar Park, Library exterior, F-Canyon
Adopted
Ord. No. 1142, 6-14-2017

Summary

Anyone wanting to hold an event on Camarillo's named city properties that involves an otherwise-banned park activity, from amplified sound to after-hours use, must get a special events permit approved under Chapter 19.63 first.

No member of the public while on city property as defined in Section 10.44.020 shall commit any of the acts prohibited by Section 10.44.020 unless a special events permit has been approved by the city pursuant to Chapter 19.63 of the Camarillo Municipal Code granting permission for such uses.

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Official source re-checked September 7, 2026: no newer edition of the code had been published (publisher’s edition: Code of Ordinances: Supplement 27 Update 1).

Full Breakdown

Camarillo Municipal Code Section 10.44.030 states that no member of the public on city property, defined by Section 10.44.020 as Constitution Park, Dizdar Park, the Library Property exterior to the Library Building, and F-Canyon, may commit any of the acts Section 10.44.020 prohibits "unless a special events permit has been approved by the city pursuant to Chapter 19.63 of the Camarillo Municipal Code granting permission for such uses." Section 10.44.020 bans twenty categories of conduct on those properties without a permit, including organized sports team use, amplified sound equipment, cooking devices other than city-provided ones, alcohol, bounce houses and inflatables, and use of the property outside sunrise-to-sunset hours.

That breadth means most organized gatherings on these properties, from a reserved sports league game to an evening event needing a speaker system, fall outside what is allowed as of right and require the Chapter 19.63 special events permit to proceed legally. The section was adopted with the rest of Chapter 10.44 by Ordinance No. 1142 on June 14, 2017. The permit is the sole mechanism the code provides for lifting any of the Section 10.44.020 restrictions; there is no separate administrative waiver process described in this chapter.

Violations & Fines

Conducting a Section 10.44.020 activity on the covered city property without an approved special events permit is itself the violation defined by Section 10.44.030, subjecting the organizer or participants to citation and removal from the property under the same enforcement path as the underlying prohibited act.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a permit to hold an event at Constitution Park in Camarillo?
If your event involves any activity Section 10.44.020 restricts, such as amplified sound, alcohol, organized sports, or use outside sunrise-to-sunset hours, Section 10.44.030 requires an approved special events permit under Chapter 19.63 before you can proceed.
Where do I apply for a Camarillo park special events permit?
Section 10.44.030 points applicants to the special events permit process set out in Chapter 19.63 of the Camarillo Municipal Code, which the city administers for events on covered city property.
What happens if I run an event at a Camarillo park without the permit?
You are in violation of Section 10.44.030, which treats the unpermitted event as committing the underlying prohibited act under Section 10.44.020, exposing organizers to citation and removal from the property.

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