Unique Cargo? No Problem!
The Port of Hueneme is uniquely positioned as the only deep-water seaport between Los Angeles and San Francisco and is recognized as one of the most efficient and effective trade gateways on the West Coast. Globally, Hueneme’s prime geographic location provides shorter sailing times, quicker access to berths, and uncongested connection to California’s automotive epicenters and agriculture heartland. Dockside, the port offers over 12 miles of Class III short-line railroad, with 4 spurs, which connects to the Union Pacific Railroad and plays a significant role in the transportation of freight and goods throughout the country.
In addition to our fresh produce and ro-ro auto businesses, the Port also accommodates a variety of unique project cargoes including construction; mining and agricultural equipment; pressure vessels; reactors and autoclaves; oversized pipes; tanks; valves and fittings; industrial machinery and transformers.
Strong freight activity growth was seen in the Port’s high and heavy cargo. Recent general cargo the Port handled includes:
- World’s largest ring crane, wind blades, power generators, 300+ ton pieces
- High & heavy/heavy-lift/lo-lo cargos, construction, mining and agricultural equipment; pressure vessels, reactors and autoclaves
- Oversized pipes, tanks, valves and fittings; industrial machinery and transformers
Our flexible attitude, convenient location, and specialized focus have made the Port one of the most productive and efficient international trade gateways on the Pacific Coast. Uncongested waterways and terminal gates, docks and transportation corridors result in quick turnaround times and speed to market. In addition, to a highly productive labor force that is focused on unique customer requirements and cargo throughput.
Bring Your Cargo To the Port of Hueneme
A Vibrant U.S. West Coast Port with Higher Productivity and Lower Congestion
Our flexible attitude, convenient location, and specialized focus has made The Port one of the most productive and efficient international trade gateways on the Pacific Coast.
What's New at the Port
President Jason Hodge Attends the 2026 World Ag Expo in Tulare
Tune in to President Hodge and our Business Development Team on the ground at the 2026 World Ag Expo in Tulare! From cutting-edge ag innovation to the global supply chain that keeps goods moving, this event is where big ideas take root.
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Notice of Intent (NOI) to Adopt a Mitigated Negative Declaration – CEQA Wharf #2 Dredging Project
Notice is hereby given that the Oxnard Harbor District (District), acting as Lead Agency under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), is releasing for review and comment to all agencies, organizations, and interested persons, a Draft Initial Study/Mitigated Negative Declaration (IS/MND) for the Port of Hueneme North Terminal Berth Deepening and Wharf 2 Improvements Project (proposed project).
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Building Resilient Ports Through Partnership: Port of Hueneme and Port of Hilo Strengthen Collaboration on Cargo, Sustainability, and Community Engagement
Port of Hueneme Harbor Commission President Jason Hodge visited the Port of Hilo, Hawaii Friday as a guest of the port to participate in discussions focused on cargo movement, environmental initiatives, and community engagement.
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