SUMMARY. Flat 4 loop course along the Camarillo bike path. Certified Boston qualifier.  One of the last BQ courses of the year in CA.  Post race street tacos too!

Whether you're chasing a personal best or seeking a reliable Boston Qualifier, the Camarillo Marathon stands out as a race marked by its straightforward charm and efficiency. Set in the pleasant surroundings of Pleasant Valley Fields Park at the Village At The Park Sports Complex in Camarillo, CA, this marathon offers a uniquely accessible experience.

Here, runners from all backgrounds share their stories of tackling this flat and fast course, looping twice through the Camarillo Bike Path and a serene stretch of country fields. The simplicity of the route makes it an excellent choice for those focused on performance and personal achievement. Participants rave about the convenient parking, flat terrain, and friendly aid stations, which together create an environment ripe for achieving those long-sought-after goals.

Each runner's journey through the Camarillo Marathon paints a picture of efficiency and ease, with memorable moments tied to the race's supportive logistics and practical amenities. From the dependable aid stations to the Boston Qualifier status, every detail of the race supports runners in their quest for success. While the scenic elements may be understated, the race's commitment to facilitating personal records and smooth operations shines through.

Explore these reflections from runners who have embraced the Camarillo Marathon and discovered its unique appeal. If you have your own story of racing through Camarillo or achieving a personal milestone, we'd love to hear it-share your experience and be part of the ongoing celebration of this remarkable event.

Camarillo Marathon

Post-Race Review/ Results

The third attempt at the Camarillo marathon went well despite high winds. Peter Ellis of Seattle was the over winner with a time of 2 hours and 45 minutes.

Marathon Summary

Marathon Results