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The Boys are Back – Get Ready for Live, Professional Football!

Oxnard, CA – Besides cool, ocean breezes, live professional football is also Read more…

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fansOxnard, CA – Besides cool, ocean breezes, live professional football is also part of Oxnard’s summer fun as the Dallas Cowboys return to the city to train for the upcoming football season from July 21 through August 16.

The camp will kick-off with an Opening Ceremony & Practice session on July 21 at 3 p.m. The camp is free of charge, and parking is $10 for regular automobiles and $20 for over-sided vehicles.

Training Schedule

The training/practice sessions are held in the afternoons and dates and times vary. The sessions are continually updated on the Dallas Cowboys website, www.dallascowboys.com.

Fan Events

• Military Appreciation Day – August 6 & 13; First Responders Day, August 12
• Pepsi Punt, Pass & Kick for Kids, August 10 at 10 a.m. – Youth dreaming of a professional football career or who simply just want to have fun strutting their stuff, can sign up for this youth event.

Getting to Camp
Oxnard is just 60 miles northwest of Los Angeles on the coast and 30 miles south of Santa Barbara. For those wanting to take the train, Amtrak offers regularly scheduled Pacific Surfliner trains to Oxnard.

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