2025/2026 Camarillo Official Visitors Guide

Ventura County Coast

Welcome to Camarillo! Luxury shops, local food, and historic charm give you a sneak peek of all Ventura County Coast has to offer. Catch classic Cali waves in Ventura, stroll miles of wide-open beaches in Port Hueneme, and soak up the vibrant cultural heritage of Oxnard—all just a short drive from your accommodations. Looking for outdoor adventure? Hop on a boat to Channel Islands National Park, where you can hike, kayak, and snorkel in one of the Pacific’s most picturesque settings. Whether you’re looking for relaxation or inspiration, all vibes are welcome here!

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EXECUTIVE

Yuliana Garcia

MARKETING COORDINATOR

Huerta ACCOUNT

Kelly Neuberger and Amanda Barham

4001 Mission Oaks Blvd., Suite R Camarillo, CA 93012 VisitCamarillo.com 844.775.2533

PUBLISHERS

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MANAGING EDITOR Lauren Bonney

DESIGN DIRECTOR Deanne O’Connor

ART DIRECTOR Cristy Brokens

CUSTOM CONTENT EDITOR Callie Young

BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT MANAGERS Mary-Clifton Everette Lisa Magnus

COPY EDITOR Ben Fromson

Sunny Greetings!

The sun is shining, the palm trees are swaying, and it’s a perfect 75 degrees outside. This is your average day in beautiful Camarillo.

With pleasant year-round weather, Camarillo is where families come to play, farm-fresh flavors are always in season, and relaxation comes naturally. Conveniently located off Highway 101 between Los Angeles and Santa Barbara, our city invites you to soak up the best of California living. Discover the perfect blend of small-town charm and big-time shopping, from the historic streets of Old Town to the unbeatable finds at Camarillo Premium Outlets. As you flip through these pages, let inspiration guide your next visit—whether

you’re chasing outdoor adventures, visiting for a sports tournament, celebrating love’s most joyful moments, or seamlessly blending business with leisure. No matter how you travel, we invite you to experience it all here in Camarillo.

Yuliana Garcia

Yuliana Garcia Executive Director, Visit Camarillo

A Warm Welcome

On behalf of myself and the Visit Camarillo Board of Directors, welcome! Our city’s namesake, Adolfo Camarillo, was known for his exceptional hospitality, graciously hosting gatherings for visitors from near and far. In that same spirit, we are thrilled to extend a warm welcome to you.

Nestled on the Central Coast, Camarillo boasts access to Channel Islands

National Park, a vibrant Old Town, a premier shopping center, and comfortable, quality hotel stays—all of which make Camarillo a wonderful place to live, play, and visit.

Thank you for choosing Camarillo. We hope you enjoy all that our city has to offer.

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Mellany Arbues Board Chair, Sonesta Select Camarillo

Sit next to the Joel McCrea statue in Camarillo Old Town.

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Take the Trolley

To get around Camarillo Old Town, hop aboard the trolley. Turn to page 65 to learn more about this service.

meet the team

Visit Camarillo’s Yuliana Garcia and Bailey Huerta share their go-to spots in Camarillo.

Garcia and Bailey Huerta

What’s your favorite place for … ?

MORNING COFFEE

YG: Try (and love) literally anything at Tree Lounge Coffee

BH: Order whatever the seasonal special is paired with an English muffin at Café Ficelle

WEEKEND BREAKFAST

YG: Get the Latin Lover omelet at Old Town Cafe. You won’t regret it.

BH: Hidden Cafe’s loco moco is delish, but the pancakes are some of the best around!

WEEKDAY LUNCH

YG: Kraft Vermicelli’s beef spring rolls are my go-to!

BH: Lola Betty’s Kitchen is always hot and fresh, offers huge servings, and has the nicest staff.

A CAMARILLO ORIGINAL

Follow the White Horse

The Camarillo White Horse is a rare horse breed with its origins firmly rooted in Camarillo. Turn to page 14 to learn more about the breed, its history, and its preservation.

HAPPY HOUR

YG: Get the Rhubarb Pie at speakeasy-style

The Amendment

BH: I head to The Local for $10 cocktails on Wednesdays.

SWEET TREAT

YG: Bread Basket Cake Company has some of the best cakes and pies!

BH: Rolling Pin Donuts—you can’t go wrong with a doughnut any time of day.

HIKING

YG: Chumash Trail to Mugu Peak is challenging but so worth it for the ocean views at the end.

BH: The views at Camarillo Grove Park during spring are unmatched.

TAKING OUT-OF-TOWN GUESTS

YG: Shop ’til you drop at Camarillo Premium Outlets

BH: Waypoint Cafe for food, Camarillo Ranch for a fun educational experience.

HISTORY IN MOTION

Flip the bottom right corner to see the Camarillo White Horse run across the pages of the magazine!

Yuliana

Endless Sunshine, Endless Possibilities

Sunny days are here in Camarillo, thanks to beautiful weather that invites yearround adventure. The city is the perfect home base for exploring the area while enjoying a relaxed stay. Offering four full seasons of sunshine and a perfect blend of activities, from outdoor excursions to outlet shopping, Camarillo is where every visit feels like a breath of fresh air.

Camarillo Ranch

It’s tee time! Grab a pint— or two.

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Go shopping at Camarillo Premium Outlets.

Pick your own produce at local farms.

Say “I do” in Camarillo.

Sit with actor Joel McCrea in Old Town.

Take to

skies at Camarillo Airport.

Admire St. Mary Magdalen Chapel’s classic facade. In vino veritas. Cheers!

Strike a pose with Adolfo Camarillo and Sultan.

Learn about the iconic Camarillo White Horse.

History abounds at Camarillo Ranch.

Hit the trails on two wheels.

Poinsettias naturally grow here! Find them along Camarillo Springs Road around the holidays.

Spot the colorful hues of Camarillo Fiesta bougainvillea around town.

Have a ball at Pleasant Valley Recreation & Park District facilities.

Hike with your furry best friend.

Visit CSU Channel Islands and give dolphin mascot Ekho a wave.

What’s New?

WHETHER YOU’RE PLANNING A WEEKEND ESCAPE OR A LONG-OVERDUE

GETAWAY, HERE’S WHAT’S NEW AND COMING SOON IN 2025 AND BEYOND.

Elevate Your Stay:

Experience comfort and style at Camarillo’s latest lodging options, designed to make your stay unforgettable.

Home2 Suites by Hilton Camarillo

Located in the Mian Plaza & Conference Center of Camarillo complex, this modern hotel (opening mid-2025 as of press time) is just minutes away from premier shopping destinations like the Camarillo Premium Outlets and Camarillo Old Town Guests can enjoy in-suite kitchenettes, complimentary breakfast, an outdoor pool, a fitness center, and nearby restaurants.

Embassy Suites by Hilton Camarillo

Set to debut in early to mid-2026, this hotel will feature 155 full-service suites and easy access to a 17,500-square-foot conference center, perfect for business travelers and event planners. It’s also located in Mian Plaza, offering guests access to restaurants, bars, and retail space.

Game Time

Zander’s Game House (popular for its extensive collection of board games) has expanded! Turn to page 22 for more kid-friendly attractions.

Shopper’s Delight

The Camarillo Premium Outlets continue to expand, offering shoppers an eclectic mix of retailers.

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OUTERKNOWN

Cofounded by 11-time world champion surfer Kelly Slater, Outerknown’s coastal apparel is both fashionable and environmentally responsible.

HEYDUDE

Known for laidback styles for everyday wear, HEYDUDE offers a variety of casual slip-ons and sneakers designed for effortless comfort and versatility.

SOLARIS

SUNGLASSES

Newcomer

Solaris is slinging sunnies of all kinds, including designer shades from Gucci, Tom Ford, and Prada. Or, go for a classic like Ray-Ban.

For the Kiddos!

kidSTREAM Children’s Museum

Slated to open in late 2025 or early 2026, the 30,000-square-foot space will be Ventura County’s only children’s museum, offering interactive exhibits and educational programs that inspire young minds.

ENRICHING EXPERIENCE: PLEASANT VALLEY HISTORICAL MUSEUM & GARDEN The museum is undergoing a significant renovation, with completion expected in 2026. Once completed, it will feature expanded exhibit space, classrooms for hosting school programs and field trips, and enhanced facilities for protecting and storing museum collections.

Camarillo Premium Outlets

savor the flavors

» NEW EATERIES

food scene

Turn to for more dining options.

That’s Amore

Camarillo is experiencing an Italian culinary renaissance with the debut of three new restaurants! Chianti Trattoria & Pizzeria offers a menu full of pasta, pizza, seafood dishes, and its signature house-made gnocchi. The team behind the beloved Ottavio’s Italian Restaurant opened Ottavio’s Deli & Italian Market, doling out fully loaded sandwiches, fresh salads, and an assortment of cured meats, cheeses, and other Italian treats. Over at Carrara’s Pastries (opening July 2025 as of press time), gleaming new display cases highlight rows of expertly crafted Italian confections.

NEW SIPS Camarillo’s newest tiki lounge, House of Bamboo is set to open summer 2025 and will have folks on island time in no time.

Lola Betty’s Kitchen

Dive into authentic Filipino cuisine at this welcoming spot, where traditional dishes are crafted with love and served in a cozy atmosphere.

Kraft Vermicelli

Specializing in Vietnamese-inspired fare, Kraft Vermicelli offers a variety of noodle dishes, steamed buns, and other tasty favorites, adding to Old Town’s diverse dining landscape.

AMERICAN PIE COFFEE HOUSE

This unique venue is one part record store and one part coffee shop. A haven for music enthusiasts, stop by for a caffeinated brew and to listen to live performances.

end of 2024, expanding its dining space and creating a private lounge area.

Azafran Restaurant

Twenty88

Known for contemporary American cuisine and Instagram-worthy cocktails, Twenty88 in Old Town underwent a remodel at the

Experience the flavors of Latin America at this new spot in Camarillo Old Town. Try traditional dishes like seared octopus, ceviche, and chaufa (a fried ricelike dish) in a casual yet sophisticated atmosphere.

ROSA MADERA RESTAURANT

The culinary offerings at this new dining venue are inspired by traditional Mexican recipes but with a contemporary twist. Think elevated cocktails, quesabirria tacos in handmade tortillas, and aguachile shrimp ceviche.

More Great Stays

Head to VisitCamarillo. com/business/placesto-stay for a complete list of accommodations and offerings.

Comfy Stays

With convenient amenities, central locations, and a welcoming atmosphere, Camarillo’s accommodations are made for rest.

Camarillo is home to a dozen-plus wallet- and family-friendly places to stay. From reliable chain hotels to quaint inns, Camarillo has accommodations for everyone. So whether you’re in town for a business meeting, sport tournament, or a staycation, here’s where to lay your head.

Bella Capri Inn & Suites bellacapriinn.com

Amenities: pet-friendly, business center/meeting space, on-site dining, Wi-Fi

Days Inn by Wyndham Camarillo-Ventura daysinn.com

Amenities: pool, fitness center, Wi-Fi

Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Camarillo marriott.com

Amenities: pool, fitness center, business center/ meeting space, Wi-Fi

Good Nite Inn Camarillo Ventura County goodniteinnsantabarbara.com

Amenities: pool, Wi-Fi

Hampton Inn & Suites Camarillo hilton.com

Amenities: pet-friendly, pool, fitness center, business center/meeting space, Wi-Fi

Holiday Inn Express & Suites Camarillo ihg.com

Amenities: pool, fitness center, business center/ meeting space, Wi-Fi

Hampton Inn & Suites Camarillo

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Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Camarillo

Sonesta Select Camarillo

Whether it’s business or fun, Sonesta Select Camarillo has all you need for a great stay. After being warmly greeted by the friendly staff, retreat to your spacious guest room for some much needed relaxation. Families will appreciate the swimming pool and on-site dining options for a quick bite. It’s easy to get work done and stay connected in the hotel’s meeting rooms and dedicated private workspaces. Sonesta Select Camarillo is within easy reach of Camarillo Ranch, Camarillo Old Town, and Camarillo Premium Outlets. Traveling with your four-legged companion? Pets are welcome here, too.

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Bella Capri Inn & Suites

Stay in style in the heart of Camarillo Old Town. Bella Capri Inn & Suites offers a perfect location with boutique hotel amenities. You’re steps away from the downtown district’s dining and shopping, and a short drive to nearby attractions and entertainment. Next door, Old Town Cafe serves up an excellent breakfast and lunch. Bella Capri’s serene guest rooms and thoughtful amenities ensure a comfortable stay.

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A Heritage Breed: The Camarillo White Horse

DISCOVER WHY THIS HORSE BREED IS THE BELOVED SYMBOL OF CAMARILLO.

By Alejandra Saragoza

CAMARILLO

With their noble stature, graceful stride, and stunning snow-white coats, Camarillo White Horses resemble creatures from a storybook— and they indeed have an intriguing tale. These rare, majestic animals are integral to Camarillo’s history, standing as a symbol of the city and a testament to the importance of preserving the past.

It all began in 1921, when Adolfo Camarillo saw a pure-white stallion named Sultan at the California State Fair. Awestruck by his beauty, Camarillo purchased Sultan and bred him with Morgan mares at his ranch, creating a new breed. Camarillo Whites quickly gained popularity as they appeared in local parades and events.

“It’s amazing to see how many people love these animals,” says Harold Parker, Camarillo’s great-grandson and president of the Camarillo White Horse Association (CWHA).

Parker has spent his entire life around the horses and fondly recalls grooming, riding, and preparing them for parades. He sees Camarillo Whites as living history and honors his great-grandfather’s vision by safeguarding their heritage and legacy.

“They’re important to the history of not just Camarillo but also other cities,” Parker says. “They opened the Bay Bridge in 1936, they opened the 1932 Olympics in L.A., [Ronald] Reagan rode one in the Camarillo Cinco de Mayo Parade.”

Since 1992, the CWHA has tirelessly worked to sustain

The Guardian

WHO WAS MELITON ORTIZ?

Adolfo Camarillo’s trusted confidant, Meliton Ortiz was more than just a ranch foreman—he was the guardian of the Camarillo White Horse. His commitment to the breed, including saving horses from a ranch fire, ensured that Camarillo’s prized white stallions remained a lasting symbol of the city’s rich ranching heritage.

Sultan’s bloodline through selective breeding. These efforts have increased the number of Camarillo Whites from 11 to 24, but challenges remain, as there’s only a 50% chance of producing white offspring. By educating the public about the significance of Camarillo Whites, Parker hopes more community members become inspired to breed and protect them.

“I’m proud of what I’ve helped carry on, and I want to get more people involved,” he says. “The biggest tragedy would be the breed not continuing, but I’m optimistic about their future.”

TAKE A TOUR OF ADOLFO CAMARILLO’S 1892 QUEEN ANNE–STYLE HOUSE AT CAMARILLO RANCH. HERITAGE

Camarillo Whites lead a Los Rancheros Visitadores ride.

Camarillo Ranch House

About a Horse

LEARN EVEN MORE ABOUT THIS RARE EQUINE.

Unique DNA

Recent studies found that Camarillo Whites carry a unique gene mutation that prevents the coat from expressing color, resulting in a purewhite hue. Breeders can check their horses for this mutation through genetic testing at University of California, Davis.

Bred for Anything

Camarillo White

Horses are suitable for everything from trail riding and dressage to ranch work and search and rescue.

1,250

Camarillo Whites weigh around 1,250 pounds and stand between 14 and 17 hands (56 to 68 inches) tall.

Notable Riders

President Warren G. Harding, movie star Leo Carrillo, and Nobel Peace Prize winner John Mott

Notable Appearances

These horses have pranced in parades throughout California, including the Tournament of Roses and Santa Barbara’s Fiesta parade.

Stallion of a Dream

The iconic breed descended from one sire—a white Spanish mustang named Sultan. Adolfo Camarillo called Sultan a “stallion of a dream” given his striking appearance and friendly, gentle temperament.

These horses are born with pink skin and white coats that never fade.

DISTINCTLLY CAMARILLO

The Camarillo White Horse is more than 100 years old and began with a single horse, Sultan. Rancher Adolfo Camarillo purchased Sultan in the early 1900s and was so struck by the stallion’s coloring that he began a breeding program to create an entirely new kind of horse. Sultan and his offspring have since become synonymous with the city of Camarillo itself.

Camarillo’s Legacy

GET TO KNOW THE CITY’S FOUNDATIONAL BEGINNINGS.

Camarillo’s history is deeply rooted in the Spanish and Mexican heritage of California. In 1837, Spain claimed the area and granted land to José Pedro Ruiz. Rancher Juan Camarillo would later purchase the property known as Rancho Calleguas in 1875, but it was his son, Adolfo Camarillo, who would transform the area into a thriving agricultural hub and lay the foundation for the city that now bears his name.

At just 16 years old, Adolfo took over the ranch after his father’s passing, shifting its focus from cattle to crops. He introduced lima beans and citrus, paving the way for Camarillo’s agricultural success. His Queen Anne–style ranch house, built in 1892, became a landmark of the region and a testament to his prosperity.

Adolfo’s influence extended beyond farming, too. He offered up some of his property to bring the Southern Pacific Railroad through Camarillo, and later allowed Highway 101 to expand onto his land, ensuring the town’s accessibility.

When the city of Camarillo officially incorporated in 1964, it chose Adolfo Camarillo’s name—an enduring tribute to his vision, generosity, and role in shaping the city.

INDIGENOUS HISTORY

Echoes of the Past

LONG BEFORE CAMARILLO BECAME THE THRIVING COMMUNITY IT IS TODAY, THE CHUMASH PEOPLE LIVED IN HARMONY WITH THE LAND.

For more than 13,000 years, the Chumash people inhabited the coastal and inland regions of what is now Ventura County. The Native American tribe established numerous villages, some of which were located in the Pleasant Valley region.

Renowned for their maritime skills, the Chumash crafted plank canoes known as tomols, enabling trade and communication across the Channel Islands and mainland. Their society was marked by intricate basketry, vibrant rock art, and a deep spiritual connection to the land.

Despite the profound disruptions following European contact, Chumash descendants continue to honor and preserve their rich heritage, ensuring that the legacy of their ancestors remains a vital part of Camarillo’s cultural landscape.

To learn more about the Chumash, visit the Pleasant Valley Historical Museum & Garden

Always in Season

Well before California became a state in 1850, the bountiful lands of this locale brought early farmers and ranchers to the area. These hard-working individuals helped shape the future of the township of Camarillo and its economy through ingenuity and industriousness, both of which helped define the region’s modern agricultural industry.

Bring reusable bags. While many stands offer plastic bags, do your part to minimize singleuse plastics by using a cute tote.

Arrive early. The early bird gets the worm when it comes to first dibs on the best produce; plus, farm stands and markets tend to be less crowded.

Have some cash. Most produce vendors offer some form of digital payment, but it’s always good to have cash on hand just in case.

GLENDA SANDBERG

PEAK S E ASON

CAMARILLO FARM TRAIL

A veritable cornucopia, Camarillo takes a lot of pride in its agricultural heritage. Experience it for yourself at stops like Rodela Produce & Flowers along the Camarillo Farm Trail. Turn the page for all the info!

meet the growers

Best friends and farmers Scott Bahler and Dan Vigna create a u-pick blueberry paradise.

BY TRACY MARCYNZSYN

Fresh, juicy, and organic blueberries are ripe for the u-picking at One Acre Farm, located at Camarillo’s historic Gerry (pronounced Gary) Ranch. Thanks to the efforts of filmmaker-turned-farmer Scott Bahler and aerospace engineer Dan Vigna (pictured left to right), families and fruit lovers of all ages can

harvest their own blueberries every Saturday from February through May.

Having grown up in the Midwest, Bahler returned to his agricultural roots, trading in his filmmaking career for fields of blueberries after “meeting a farm girl in L.A.”

“I saw they were growing blueberries in pots,” Bahler recalls. “The idea stuck with me and I decided to give it a shot.” After partnering with his longtime friend, Vigna, Bahler leased a plot of land from his in-laws. And the rest, as they say, is history.

Bahler savors the farming life with his family, laughing that they help out with “tasting.”

“It’s so fulfilling being able to see the work you did—to see it visually. It’s not a conversation and not a meeting, but you can literally see the fruit of your work,” he says.

Visitors to One Acre Farm reap the benefits of their labor as they pick ripe blueberries and strawberries straight from the source. (The farm also grows microgreens, tomatoes, and popcorn.) Fill a basket or take home a blueberry bush to experience the joys of growing your own bounty.

“It’s very satisfying to be able to share that with people,” says Vigna, who spends a couple days each week taking a break from aerospace to get his hands dirty.

Now more than nine years in, the duo plans to keep planting.

“We’ve gotten our game down and we’re looking to grow,” says Vigna.

It’s so fulfilling being able to see the work you did ... It’s not a conversation and not a meeting, but you can literally see the fruit of your work.”

—SCOTT BAHLER, cofounder and farmer of One Acre Farm

Local Tastes Better

Shop the Camarillo Certified Farmers Market for asfresh-as-it-gets fruits and veggies.

Touted as “the real thing,” the Camarillo Certified Farmers Market in Old Town (every Saturday, 8 a.m. to noon) features nearly two dozen certified-organic produce vendors, as well as several local artisans and food purveyors.

FARMER PROFILE

Pick blueberries right from the source at One Acre Farm.

Camarillo is having a regenerative agriculture renaissance, thanks to Rodale Institute California Organic Center. Located at McGrath Family Farm, the center conducts research on climate, soils, crops, pests, and weed management across California agricultural lands in an effort to keep regenerative organic methods both successful and profitable for farmers.

The Fruits of Your Labor FARM FRESH

SHOP, TASTE, AND PICK YOUR WAY ALONG THE CAMARILLO FARM TRAIL.

Camarillo’s agricultural roots run deep, and the Camarillo Farm Trail offers a taste of the region’s freshest flavors from field and vine. From pick-your-own produce to locally made honey, these stops highlight the best of Ventura County’s bounty.

When peak berry season hits, head to Las Posas Berries roadside farm stand for the best strawberries around. The stand is usually open Wednesday to Sunday, and is the place to get the juiciest, picked-that-day strawberries and other locally grown produce. To add a dose of cheer to your trip, Rodela Produce & Flowers sells freshcut flowers and bouquets and local produce.

Just off Highway 101, McGrath Family Farm is a 300-acre swath of microfarms growing just about everything under the sun—and it’s all organic.

One such microfarm is Baby Root Farm, a regenerative farm that grows roots, shoots, fruits, and California native plants. Before you head out, stop by The Store at McGrath Family Farm, where everything is sourced locally from socially responsible farms and purveyors.

In nearby Somis, Underwood Family Farms is open all year for u-pick produce with fresh seasonal finds. Bring the kids, pack a picnic, and say “hi” to the sheep, alpacas, chickens, and pygmy goats at the Animal Center. For more animal cuteness in Somis, there’s Oats & Ivy Farm, a goat dairy that makes smallbatch, goat milk skin care products. Paty’s Farm (also in Somis) has a wide selection of seasonal produce, while Somis Nut House offers plenty of nuts, dried fruits, and handmade candies.

Know Before You Go Farm stands and u-picks may be affected by weather and season. Be sure to check if they’re open before visiting.

Try Something New!

Take advantage of the variety of produce Camarillo’s farmers market offers! While sticking to a shopping list ensures nothing goes to waste, it’s nice to occasionally let inspiration be your guide. Buy what’s speaking to you!

Talk to Your Farmer

As the person who grew and harvested the crop, local farmers are a wealth of knowledge and most likely have a recipe to go with that romanesco you’re eyeing.

Rodela Produce & Flowers

The Store at McGrath Family Farm

Go on a hike in Camarillo Grove Park and take in Camarillo’s scenic landscapes and vistas.

CAMARIL L O A C T I V I T IES GUIDE

sun scenery &adventure

Camarillo is your ultimate home base for adventure, offering scenic landscapes, familyfriendly fun, and unique local experiences. Whether it’s exploring the great outdoors, cheering on the team, or taking to the skies, your perfect itinerary starts here.

Hit the Trails

From rolling hills to picturesque farmland, here are seven spots to hike and bike.

BY CASEY CANTRELL

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DARYL WAGAR TRAIL

Located at Camarillo Grove Park, this 0.7-mile hike is perfect for a stroll with the family. Take in the gentle slopes and scenic vistas plus informative signage with insights on the local flora, fauna, and ecosystems. Pro tip: Stop by the park’s Nature Center to learn even more about the area.

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WILDWOOD HILL CANYON TRAIL

With a river on one side and Elliott Mountain on the other, this tranquil trail is a fantastic intro to Wildwood Regional Park

The wide pathway makes for an easy and safe 1.9-mile out-andback trek, while branching trails along the route allow for further exploration. Leashed dogs are welcome.

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CALLEGUAS CREEK BIKE PATH

Running through the east side of Camarillo, this popular paved trail travels alongside the Calleguas Creek, with views of the surrounding mountains and hillsides. Take a detour to Pitts Ranch Park at the north end of the trail, or make a stop at Institution Ale Company at the south end for brews and snacks.

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BRIDLEWOOD TRAIL

Just east of Camarillo, take in bucolic sights, like ranches, vineyards, and farm animals, along this moderate 4.1-mile loop trail. While the trail is open to the public, parts of it pass through private property. Please follow all rules posted on signage in these areas.

If your idea of outdoor fun includes two or four wheels, Camarillo has space for you. Catch race nights or a training clinic at Freedom Park’s BMX Raceway, or carve the concrete at the 12,000-square-foot skate park at Bob Kildee Community Park. And for those remote control racing enthusiasts, the Roadrunners R/C Club welcomes guests to race or watch RC cars zoom around the track at Freedom Park.

POP A WHEELIE

Go for a ride on Wildwood Hill Canyon Trail.

Ace!

Whether you’re an avid pickleballer or new to the game, Camarillo has plenty of mixed-use courts to play on including at Pitts Ranch, Springville, and Bob Kildee Community parks. And coming soon is the all-new Freedom Park Pickleball Complex!

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WILDWOOD CANYON TRAIL

Wildwood Canyon Trail in neighboring Thousand Oaks offers a little bit of everything— water crossings, mountain vistas, caves, historical landmarks—but the highlight of the trip is the 40-foot Paradise Falls. Pro tip: Pack a hat, sunscreen, and plenty of water—long stretches of the 5.7-mile loop trail provide little to no shade.

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CHUMASH TRAIL

Don’t let the short 1.2-mile distance fool you. Just 15 minutes south of Camarillo, the steep, rocky trail will get your heart pumping as you ascend nearly 900 feet in less than a mile, but the vistas of the Pacific Ocean and Channel Islands National Park at the top are well worth the effort. Dogs are not allowed.

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POINT MUGU SCENIC AND OVERLOOK TRAILS

From wildflowers to panoramic views of the California coastline, this 2.7-mile trail in nearby Point Mugu State Park redefines gorgeous. With a steady yet gentle elevation gain of 413 feet, it’s ideal for a brisk trail run. The best time to explore this loop is spring to early summer when the wildflowers are in bloom. Dogs are not allowed.

Tee Time

Camarillo is home to four awardwinning, 18-hole courses—Spanish Hills Club, Sterling Hills Golf Club, Las Posas Country Club, and Camarillo Springs Golf Course which not only offer a rousing game but also picturesque views.

Don’t forget your furry bestie!

PUP-A P P ROVED

PARKS & TRAILS

TAK E I T IN Explore Chumash Trail.

Here’s where to work out those zoomies.

Camarillo Grove Park

The enclosed space has ample shade, a doggie water fountain, and a toy fire hydrant.

Freedom Dog Park

Let your pup roam free from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. at this lighted park.

Mission Oaks Park

Leashed dogs are welcome at the 20-acre park, or go off leash at the dog park on weekends.

Santa Rosa Valley Park

Take your leashed pooch for a hike in 50 acres of open space.

Springville Dog Park

This spot offers five fenced-in acres for dogs and benches for humans.

Santa Cruz Island

Island Escape

Discover

the untouched beauty of Channel Islands National Park.

Just off the Ventura County coast, Channel Islands National Park is a hidden gem of rugged beauty, rich history, and diverse wildlife. While close to the California mainland, the five remote islands feel worlds apart, offering a glimpse of Southern California’s coast as it once was—undeveloped, wild, and teeming with life.

Luckily, you can experience this national park for yourself, and Camarillo is the ideal home base for your island adventure, offering easy access to Anacapa Island from Oxnard Harbor and Santa Cruz Island from Ventura Harbor

To reach either island, book a ferry with Island Packers, the official boat concessionaire for the park. The journey itself is part of the experience—keep an eye out for dolphins, sea lions, and even whales along

the way. Anacapa Island, known for its dramatic cliffs and historic lighthouse, is great for a short visit, while Santa Cruz Island, the largest in the chain, offers miles of hiking trails, sea caves ripe for exploring by kayak, and opportunities to spot the endemic island fox and island scrub jay. (You can camp on Santa Cruz Island, too!)

Long before it was a national park, though, the Channel Islands were home to the Chumash people for thousands of years. Archaeological sites and artifacts found on the islands provide insight into their connection to this unique environment. Today, visitors can explore these pristine and protected landscapes, where years of isolation have preserved a rich diversity of plants, animals, and cultural resources found nowhere else.

Weekend Warriors

Sports Tournaments in Camarillo

With 28 parks operated by the Pleasant Valley Recreation & Park District, the city is home to state-of-the-art soccer and baseball fields and is a premier sports competition destination. From family-friendly dining to must-know tips, here’s your ultimate guide to hassle-free tournament travel.

5 Tips to Crush Game Days

To make long game days easier, tournament parents Alex Mathis and Cassandra Sutton, president and director of baseball operations and director of sponsorships and programming of Camarillo Pony Baseball Association, offer some helpful advice.

1 KNOW THE BEST LOCAL EATS Between games, fuel up at local favorites like Waypoint Cafe for a hearty breakfast or Toppers Pizza for a postgame team meal.

2 EXPLORE NEARBY ATTRACTIONS Take advantage of downtime by visiting local beaches (p. 33), or family-friendly attractions (p. 34).

3 STAY GAME DAY READY Keep a stocked tournament kit with extra chairs, shade tents, snacks, and a first-aid kit to stay comfortable during long game days.

4 PLAN FOR THE WEATHER Camarillo’s coastal climate is mild, but mornings can be foggy and afternoons sunny. Dress in layers and bring sun protection.

5 BE PREPARED FOR TRAFFIC AND PARKING Tournament weekends can bring heavy traffic around Camarillo’s sports complexes. Arrive early to secure parking and avoid last-minute stress.

Forgot Something?

Head to the Camarillo Premium Outlets to pick up missing equipment or clothing at the Nike Factory Store, Under Armour, or adidas. Turn to page 56 for more.

BUILDING SPORTSMANSHIP

Camarillo Pony Baseball Association (CPBA) is dedicated to more than just the game—it’s about building character. Through a well-structured, youth-focused program, CPBA works to instill sportsmanship, teamwork, and integrity in every player. With balanced playing time and skill development for all levels, the lessons learned here go far beyond the field.

ROOM TO PLAY

Camarillo is the spot for game days, tournaments, and all-around fun.

Looking for the perfect place to hit a homer? Freedom Park’s lighted Baseball Complex offers one adult and six youth fields and Bob Kildee Community Park features nine youth baseball fields (three are lighted) and a snack bar, while Mission Oaks Park and Pleasant Valley Fields host softball games on several manicured diamonds. For a run around the soccer pitch, Pleasant Valley Fields features six lighted fields, plus plenty of space for more matches during the day. But what about in-line hockey? Yep, Camarillo has that, too, at the Inline Hockey Arena at Freedom Park. And for lap swimming or meets, head to the Aquatic Center at Bob Kildee Community Park. And for collegiate-level facilities, Cal State University Channel Island (CSUCI) offers two multiuse fields (Potrero Field and North Field) for soccer, flag football, ultimate frisbee, and more.

(Note: The university’s recreation areas require a reservation.)

REST EASY PLAY H ARD

Whether you’re unwinding after a big game or gearing up for the next match, these hotels ensure a stress-free stay.

Finding the perfect spot during a tournament weekend is easy in Camarillo, with family-friendly hotels offering comfort, convenience, and team-approved amenities. Many top choices, like Fairfield Inn & Suites, Hampton Inn & Suites Camarillo, Holiday Inn Express & Suites, Quality Inn & Suites Camarillo-Oxnard, Residence Inn by Marriott, Sonesta Select Camarillo, and SureStay Hotel by Best Western, are minutes from fields and offer perks like pools, complimentary breakfasts, and spacious suites. For a complete list of accommodations and amenities, turn to page 10

Sweet Eats

For an after-game treat, Rori’s Artisanal Creamery (in The Mark food hall) crafts smallbatch ice cream with flavors the whole team will love. Or, for a nostalgic twist, grab a soft-serve cone or a classic sundae from Mister Softee. For a complete list of dining options, turn to page 40

STAY FOR THE GAMES

With the 2026 FIFA World Cup, 2027 Super Bowl LXI, and 2028 Summer Olympics all heading to Los Angeles, now’s the time to start thinking about your accommodations. Camarillo offers relaxed, budget-friendly stays and easy access to the action, without the high prices and crowds.

GAME DAY BITES

After a long day of tournament action, refueling is just as important as celebrating those big wins— and Camarillo has plenty of family- and team-friendly spots to do just that. For a delicious bite between games, BLVD BRGR is a must-visit for gourmet burgers, crispy fries, and thick shakes—all in a lively atmosphere that’s perfect for a group. If your team is in the mood for Italian, Ottavio’s Italian Restaurant has generous portions of pasta and pizza, perfect for sharing (and carbo-loading).

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Commemorative Air Force

Southern California Wing

WWII Aviation Museum

HIGHFLYING HISTORY

Discover

the city’s aviation past.

Camarillo’s aviation legacy took off during World War II, when the area was home to two military air stations. The former Oxnard Air Force Base, which expanded during the Cold War, has since transformed into Camarillo Airport, a hub for private aviation and events. Meanwhile, the Naval Base Ventura County Point Mugu remains active and hosts the Point Mugu Air Show every four years. Aviation enthusiasts explore this rich history at the Commemorative Air Force

Southern California Wing WWII Aviation Museum The museum showcases meticulously restored WWII military aircraft, aviation artifacts, and rides in vintage warbirds, keeping the region’s soaring past alive.

Photo Op

Take a picture with Air Force One on permanent display at the nearby Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Museum

READY TO SOAR

CAMARILLO AIR SHOW WING S OVER

Every August, Wings Over Camarillo takes to the skies with thrilling aerobatic performances and vintage aircraft displays. Watch as planes and helicopters soar, roll, and dive in breathtaking aerial feats during an actionpacked weekend for all ages.

Camarillo Airport offers unforgettable aviation experiences.

For a truly unique perspective, Skyrider Ultralights lets you glide over Ventura County’s stunning coastline in an open-air ultralight aircraft. If skydiving is on your bucket list, free-fall with iSkydive America, which specializes in assisting first-time jumpers and provides tandem jumps with unmatched views of the Southern California coast. Prefer a smoother ride? Orbic Helicopters offers scenic helicopter tours and even pilot training. After your flight, stop at Waypoint Cafe, a beloved spot at the Camarillo Airport where diners can enjoy a front-row seat to small planes taking off and landing—all while indulging in the eatery’s signature tri-tip sandwiches and milkshakes.

Taking Flight

Experience a plane ride like no other with the Commemorative Air Force Southern California Wing.

BY TRACY MARCYNZSYN

Did you know that at age 12, Audrey Hepburn helped people to safety during WWII? Or that Julia Child was a CIA spy? These are just some of the fascinating historical anecdotes I learned during an incredibly informative tour at the Commemorative Air Force Southern California (CAF SoCal) Wing WWII Aviation Museum.

From planting victory gardens to spotting planes, “everyone was involved with the war effort,” says museum docent Peter Pezuto, as we meander through historical artifacts, educational exhibitions, and aircraft displays designed to bring defining moments in American military aviation history to life.

Home to one of the largest

TAK

E I T IN

Get a bird’seye view of the region from a B-25.

collections of rare and carefully restored vintage aircraft, the museum provides a unique opportunity for guests to ride in a historic warplane. And lucky for me, I get to experience what it’s like to fly in a B-25/ PBJ-1J Mitchell bomber, the only airworthy plane of its kind.

Out on the tarmac, I take in the impressive fleet of WWII planes including a Grumman F6F Hellcat, Grumman F8F-2 Bearcat, Supermarine Spitfire Mk XIV, and Fairchild PT-19A Cornell—all maintained and flown by CAF SoCal Wing members. Before I know it, my fellow passengers and I follow our leaders to the mighty B-25, where the pilots and crew warmly welcome us. I pop my Dramamine as our

loadmaster, Mike Marua, begins the preflight safety briefing. Reaching a max speed of 284 miles per hour with a 1,525-mile range, the B-25 boasts a 67-foot, 7-inch wingspan; two Wright R-2600-13 18-cylinder, 1,700-horsepower radial engines; and capacity for 16 .50-caliber machine guns and a 3,000-pound bomb/torpedo. One of 800 B-25s built for the Navy, the refurbished plane made its first flight in May 2016 following a 23-year restoration.

Our friendly, knowledgeable crew answers questions before welcoming us aboard. Three passengers load into the front with the pilot and copilot, while I (and three others) climb the ladder into the bomb bay, retrofitted with seats.

As we settle in, Marua puts us at ease, ensuring our oldstyle seat belts are secure and reassuring us (mostly me) that we are in good hands. After offering earplugs, nausea bags (I take one, just in case), and a big smile, Marua points to the headphones, recommended for muffling the engine noise.

As the engine roars to life, we taxi into position. I spot a giant hawk and a great blue heron near the runway out my gunner-seat window, which feels like a good omen. Though I nervously eye a round opening in the plane.

“Does that stay open?” I ask

Marua, who nods and warns us not to get too close.

We soar into the air, gaining altitude as Marua intently watches both sides of the plane, demonstrating his serious focus on safety. After the warbird levels off, he motions for us to explore the aircraft.

I admittedly am not the first out of my seat but gain confidence watching my fellow passengers. Summoning the courage to walk/crawl to the tail window of the plane, I am rewarded with bird’s-eye views of Camarillo, Boney Mountain, and the surrounding area.

Finally relaxed, I revel in the beauty of the moment—the shining sun, blue sky, and epic scenery afforded by this unparalleled adventure—feeling unbounded reverence for not only our crew, but the brave souls who manned this aircraft while defending our nation.

Circling back to the airport after about 25 minutes in the air, we land smoothly and taxi past waving onlookers, gazing in awe at the stately looking warplane. Postflight, I ask pilot Mike Hohls what he likes most about the B-25.

“Sharing it!” he responds without hesitation. “In the Air Force, I flew one-seaters all alone. Here, we have four flight crew and seven smiling faces at the end of the trip”—including mine.

Writer Tracy Marcynzsyn (center) admires her view out the warplane’s window.

Day Tripper

Situated between Santa Barbara and Los Angeles, Camarillo is an ideal base for exploring Southern California. By Alejandra Saragoza

SANTA MONICA MOUNTAINS NATIONAL RECREATION AREA

23 MILES FROM CAMARILLO

The world’s largest urban national park is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts, offering more than 500 miles of trails, climbing routes, and wildlife viewing opportunities. Enjoy breathtaking vistas and explore historical and cultural sites, such as the outdoor set of M*A*S*H and the Satwiwa Native American Indian Culture Center.

SANTA BARBARA

43 MILES FROM CAMARILLO

Drive to the American Riviera to savor world-class food and wine, sweeping coastlines, balmy Mediterranean weather, and Spanish-inspired architecture. Hop aboard the Land Shark for a city and harbor tour, visit Old Mission Santa Barbara, shop on State Street, and sip your way through downtown wine-tasting rooms. If you’re feeling bougie, reserve a table at the Michelinstarred Caruso’s.

SANTA MONICA PIER

45 MILES FROM CAMARILLO

Another iconic destination, the Santa Monica Pier is home to Pacific Park, where you’ll find the world’s only solar-powered Ferris wheel, a waterfront roller coaster, and other exciting rides. The pier also features an aquarium, arcade games, and numerous restaurants and shops.

UNIVERSAL STUDIOS HOLLYWOOD

45 MILES FROM CAMARILLO

The fictitious world of Tinseltown comes to life at this adventure-packed amusement park. Immerse yourself in the magic of Hogwarts, cruise through Jurassic World, step into Springfield (home of the Simpsons), and experience the best kind of mischief and mayhem in Minion Land. Make sure you don’t miss the thrilling WaterWorld stunt show and World-Famous Studio Tour.

Los Angeles

53 MILES FROM CAMARILLO

From Griffith Observatory and the Getty Center to the Hollywood Sign and Walk of Fame, the City of Angels offers an array of must-see attractions along with vibrant neighborhoods, diverse cuisine, and spectacular beaches. Choose your own adventure and spend the day crossing items off your LA bucket list.

WARNER BROS. STUDIO TOUR HOLLYWOOD

45 MILES FROM CAMARILLO

For a behind-the-scenes look at legendary movies and shows, visit one of the busiest working studios in the area. Book a tour to explore interactive exhibits, props, costumes, soundstages, and sets from beloved TV series Friends and the Harry Potter films.

Santa Barbara

POINT MUGU STATE PARK

10 MILES FROM CAMARILLO

Explore more than 60 miles of hiking trails, or relax on the shores of Point Mugu Beach, Sycamore Cove Beach, and Thornhill Broome Beach

Thornhill Broome allows beachfront camping, making it a perfect spot to fall asleep to the sound of crashing waves. Keep an eye out for migrating whales from the scenic overlooks.

A L I T TLE

Vitamin Sea

From scenic state parks to family-friendly shores, Camarillo’s nearby beaches offer the perfect mix of adventure and relaxation.

Port Hueneme Beach Park

13 Miles from Camarillo

This vast 50-acre park offers plenty of room for beachgoers to spread out. Play a game of sand volleyball, bike along the paved waterfront path, or enjoy a meal at one of the picnic areas. Walk to the end of the 1,250-foot Port Hueneme Pier for ocean views and a chance to spot dolphins.

Silver Strand Beach

16 Miles from Camarillo

A favorite among locals, Silver Strand Beach is a laid-back retreat known for its soft sand and excellent fishing and kayaking opportunities. At the southern end, colorful murals provide a fun photo backdrop.

Oxnard State Beach Park

15 Miles from Camarillo

This family-friendly beach features a pirate ship–themed playground, rolling green lawns for kite flying, and palm tree–lined pathways perfect for a seaside stroll. With wheelchairaccessible pathways leading to the sand, it’s a welcoming destination for all beachgoers.

Emma Wood State Beach

20 Miles from Camarillo

A prime spot for surfing, fishing, and swimming, Emma Wood State Beach offers a rugged coastal escape. RV campers can snag oceanfront sites with uninterrupted views, and the nearby Ventura River estuary provides excellent bird-watching opportunities. M.

CAN’T MISS ATTRACTIONS

RONALD REAGAN PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY AND MUSEUM

20 minutes east of Camarillo, this museum highlights President Reagan’s legacy through more than 125,000 square feet of exhibit space. See a replica of the Oval Office and a small piece of the Berlin Wall.

Island Packers

COMING SOON!

Set to open early 2026, kidSTREAM Children’s Museum is an interactive children’s museum (the only one of its kind in Ventura County!), featuring educational exhibits that spark curiosity and learning through hands-on play.

Southern California Wing of the Commemorative Air Force

The Southern California Wing of the Commemorative Air Force (CAF SoCAL) preserves aviation history by restoring and flying WWII-era aircraft. Visit the CAF SoCAL museum to explore historic warbirds, support their legacy, and enjoy flight experiences and educational programs.

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Island Packers is the authorized boat concessionaire to the Channel Islands National Park. Enjoy an island shoreline cruise or whale-watching trip, or land ashore to picnic, hike, or camp on Anacapa, Santa Cruz, Santa Rosa, or San Miguel islands.

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Pleasant Valley Recreation & Park District

Camarillo’s parks are excellent spaces where families and friends can gather to enjoy fresh air and scenery. Find a local park to have a picnic, fly a kite, hike a trail, hunt for bugs, learn a sport, participate in water activities, attend an event, or just play on the playground.

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Wings Over Camarillo

Wings Over Camarillo is an annual air show that honors aviation history, innovation, and community. Featuring thrilling aerobatics, historic warbirds, and modern aircraft, the air show is an immersive experience for all ages. View STEM exhibits, a classic car show, and military reenactments, and attend exciting pilot meet and greets. Hosted by the Camarillo Wings Association, the event promotes aviation education, scholarships, and youth programs. Whether you’re a pilot, aviation enthusiast, or a first-time spectator, Wings Over Camarillo provides an unforgettable tribute to flight. Witness incredible aerial performances, connect with history, and experience the excitement. Learn more and get tickets at wingsovercamarillo.com.

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Make Art

The Camarillo Art Center and Studio Channel Islands offer adult art classes in a variety of mediums. In addition, Studio Channel Islands hosts kid-friendly art programs that inspire young artists through hands-on activities.

On Display On Display

FROM VIBRANT STUDIO ARTS TO UNIQUE MUSEUMS, CAMARILLO IS HOME TO A THRIVING CULTURAL SCENE.

Where Art Comes to Life

Studio Channel Islands is a colorful hub for creativity, fostering artistic connection and community. BY

TRACY MARCYNZSYN

A true community pillar, Studio Channel Islands (SCIART) in Camarillo Old Town transforms a former elementary school campus into a whimsical, welcoming art center that showcases 200 regional artists.

Home to 30 artists’ studios, two art galleries, and an outdoor event space and sculpture garden, SCIART aims to unite creators with the greater Camarillo community.

“Everyone is welcome to come by and walk the site [and] visit the sculpture garden and art galleries,” says SCIART executive director Peter Tyas.

On the first Saturday of every month, the center opens its doors to the community for open studios where visitors can talk to artists, walk through their studios, and observe demonstrations and works in progress, many of which rival big-city exhibitions.

Located in a former elementary school in Old Town, Studio Channel Islands is a collection of galleries, artist studios, outreach programs, and creative event space that brings local artists and the community together. Visitors are invited to stop by for First Saturdays to observe artists at work, or Tuesday through Friday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Saturday, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m, to view exhibitions. Admission is free.

Studio Channel Islands (SCIART)

Everyone is welcome to come by and walk the site [and] visit the sculpture garden and art galleries.”

—PETER TYAS, SCIART executive director

“You will see the same quality work here as in any Los Angeles–based gallery,” Tyas says of the center’s painters, ceramists, fiber artists, and other creatives’ works, which can be viewed during open studios and rotating exhibitions.

In fact, one could say that SCIART’s open studio days are a dream come true, especially since the center’s founding president opened the art center 25 years ago with the goal of creating a space for artists to work and for local students to experience art.

In addition to

experiencing artists’ studios, guests can stroll the Roxie Ray Garden with its unique sculptures, bright orange benches, native plants, and inspirational donor bricks, one of which

reads: “May this garden be a lasting symbol of creativity and community.”

And don’t miss the center’s new on-site cinema, featuring art-house and student films, as well as

rotating exhibitions, concerts, art classes, and special events like Open Range, a creative invitation to make art in your preferred medium at an inspiring outdoor location.

3 MUSEUM GEMS

FEEL THE BEAT

Camarillo’s live music scene hits all the right notes.

From intimate coffeehouse sets to high-energy performances at local breweries and bistros, Camarillo offers an exciting lineup of live music experiences for every taste. Catch local talent at American Pie Coffee House or Onyx Bistro, where cozy vibes and great tunes go hand in hand. For a lively atmosphere with craft drinks, head to Twisted Oak Tavern, Twenty88, or El Rey Cantina, where performances keep the energy high. Cantara Cellars, Topa Topa Brewing Company, and Institution Ale Co. pair signature pours with live entertainment, while The Amendment, Ric’s Restaurant and Sports Lounge, Latitude 34 Restaurant & Bar, and Manhattan of Camarillo showcase everything from jazz to classic rock hits. And don’t miss orchestral performances by New West Symphony at Rancho Campana Performing Arts Center for a world-class musical experience right in town.

Explore even more of Camarillo’s unique museums.

1 COMMEMORATIVE AIR FORCE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA WING

This museum (p. 31) features an impressive collection of military aircraft and artifacts.

2 PLEASANT VALLEY HISTORICAL MUSEUM & GARDEN

Set to reopen in 2026, this museum highlights Camarillo’s local history and agricultural roots (p. 8).

3 CAMARILLO RANCH HOUSE

Step back in time at this historic ranch house, where you can learn about the city’s roots, heritage, and namesake horse breed (p. 14).

Art by Susan Amorde at Studio Channel Islands

Camarillo Ranch

Birds of a Feather

Discover the wider, colorful world of birds at the Western Foundation of Vertebrate Zoology.

BY CASEY CANTRELL

MAJESTIC BIRDS posed in mid-flight, a dazzling array of vividly colored eggs, nests of all shapes and sizes: Walk through the doors of the Western Foundation of Vertebrate Zoology (WFVZ), and you are instantly transported to a world above. With more than a million specimens in its catalogue, including the world’s largest collection of bird eggs, the museum provides a one-ofa-kind look at the lives, sounds, and sights of these feathery neighbors.

“We want to build a connection to nature for people,” says collections manager René Corado. “People don’t even realize birds are around them all the time, then after they come here, they start to notice the nests, they start to notice the birds singing, they learn what they’re saying. It’s so much fun.”

Corado knows firsthand how life-changing that connection can be. Born in a small Guatemalan village in the midst of the country’s 36-year-

long civil war, he emigrated to Southern California in 1981 at the age of 21. With no formal education past sixth grade and speaking no English, he took on odd jobs until a gig as a gardener brought him to the home of Ed Harrison, an avid birder and the founder of WFVZ.

“I asked him through a translator about his collection, and he said that he was a biologist, that he loved birds, and he was trying to save them,” says

Corado. “And I said, ‘I want to be a biologist, too!’”

More than four decades later, Corado sees that same spark light up in visitors as they learn about the birds in their backyards as well as rare and endangered species. In fact, Corado notes, quite a few kids have been inspired to pursue careers in biology after touring the museum.

“Education is the key to open your dreams,” he says. “We’re trying to give that opportunity to others.”

Visits to the museum are by appointment only and include an hour-long tour. WFVZ also offers comprehensive birding classes every spring and winter that include two workshops and two field trips—a perfect chance to discover some of the 200-plus local bird species out in the wild. (Class sizes are limited to 20 participants, so make sure to sign up early!)

<< René Corado, collections manager at the Western Foundation of Vertebrate Zoology

BIRDS BY THE NUMBERS

Learn more about WFVZ’s collection.

1 million+

Number of eggs contained in WFVZ’s collection. Some are estimated to be hundreds or even thousands of years old.

6,000+ 500+

Number of species, including extinct species, represented in WFVZ’s collection.

Estimated number of California condors in the wild today—up from a low of 22 in 1982. WFVZ and its founder, Ed Harrison, played an integral role in advocating for and saving the species.

18 pounds

Approximate weight of eggs laid by the massive elephant bird, which went extinct about 1,000 years ago. WFVZ has seven elephant bird eggs, making it the largest such collection in the world.

Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Museum

Perched on a mountaintop with sweeping views, the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Museum is one of Southern California’s most remarkable and beautiful destinations. Step aboard and tour Reagan’s actual Air Force One and one of President Johnson’s Marine Ones. View an exact replica of the Oval Office. Touch an authentic piece of the Berlin Wall. Reflect at President and Mrs. Reagan’s memorial site. Stroll the grounds, including replicas of the Rose Garden and South Lawn. The Reagan Library is an entertaining, exciting, and educational museum for people of all ages. Special exhibitions rotate every six months. To see which exhibition will be included with your admission price, visit reaganlibrary.com.

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Studio Channel Islands

Studio Channel Islands Art Center (SCIART) is dedicated to creating extraordinary encounters between artists and audiences. The art gallery and artist studio complex host a range of exciting arts and cultural programs throughout the year. SCIART’s offerings include world-class exhibits and artist talks, films and concerts, and educational programs for adults and families.

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BEST BITES

The Camarillo Culinary Guide

Camarillo’s culinary scene is a delicious blend of locally owned gems, chef-driven eateries, and vibrant wine, beer, and cocktail offerings. With foodie tips and chef insights, consider this your go-to resource for the best bites and sips in town.

THE LOCAL

CANTARA CELLARS

TWENTY88

fusion frenzy

Chef Alex Castillo brings his

passion to the table at Latitude 34.

BY CASEY CANTRELL

For Alex Castillo, executive chef and co-owner of Latitude 34 Restaurant & Bar, community is more than a buzzword. It’s what makes his restaurant consistently great. Opened in 2022, Latitude 34 is California fusion at its finest— and it has quickly won a devoted following among locals and visitors alike. (Note: Making a reservation is strongly recommended!) With sensibilities as sleek and elegant as its interior, the seafood-and-steak restaurant features a menu bursting with flavors from around the globe— not to mention, a large selection of wine and local craft beer—that speaks to Ventura County’s rich diversity as well as Castillo’s decades of experience as an awardwinning chef.

But Castillo is quick to pass credit to his staff of about 50 for the restaurant’s success. “It’s like a basketball team,” says the chef. “You can be LeBron James in the kitchen, but if you don’t have good teammates, you’re not going to do anything.”

Although he always had a passion for food, Castillo initially pursued a different career path, earning a bachelor’s degree in business management and landing an office job at a food processing plant in Oxnard.

Food BEST BITES

Chef Alex Castillo lives out his passion creating delicious seasonal dishes spotlighting local ingredients.

“It was so boring!” exclaims Castillo, who spent many of his teenage years working at restaurants. “I was used to the hustle and bustle of a restaurant. Being stuck in a little cubicle with no food to eat? I just couldn’t.”

Now he lives out his passion, creating delicious seasonal dishes spotlighting local ingredients, such as the melt-in-your-mouth filet mignon bites with garlic-chili

noodles, pickled cucumbers, ginger, and wasabi aioli or the fried calamari seasoned with sliced chilies, a garlicherb aioli, and arrabbiata sauce. For something even more decadent, there’s the lobster seafood pasta, a linguine dish loaded with lobster tail, sauteed shrimp, mussels, and a rich tomato-cream sauce. “Add a nice glass of wine and you’re in heaven,” Castillo says. Along with weekly specials alternating between

seafood and steak, the restaurant also offers live music every Thursday and Sunday and brunch on the weekends.

“Running a restaurant like this is challenging but rewarding,” he says. “I wouldn’t exchange it for anything else. At the end of the day, I’m grateful to have such a strong team who helped me get to this point. I don’t celebrate on my own; I celebrate with the whole team.”

In the heart of Old Town, The Mark is your one-stop spot for eating, drinking, and hanging out. At Freda’s Kitchen, go classic with a Margherita pizza or get a little fancy with a speck and arugula pie. And nothing goes better with a slice than a locally brewed pint from Topa Topa Brewing Company (Try the Chief Peak IPA!) To top it all off, grab a scoop from Rori’s Artisanal Creamery. Good luck choosing from the shop’s extensive menu: There’s salted caramel, lemon curd, and cinnamon toast cereal crunch, to name a few. On second thought, better make it a double scoop.

Enjoy a meal outside at Latitude 34 Restaurant & Bar.

all about family

Chef Danielle Saleh of Onyx Bistro makes every meal a celebration.

BY CASEY CANTRELL

As the chef-owner of Onyx Bistro, Saleh has crafted a dining experience that feels rooted in the now, from the airy interior festooned with string lights, houseplants, and local art (plus, live music every Friday and Saturday) to the seasonal, inclusive menu that elevates comfort food with bold Mediterranean, Middle Eastern, and Asian flavors—not to mention, a wine list tailored to perfectly complement entrees.

“In this day and age, we’re always on the go. We all live busy lives,”

says the young restaurateur, who opened Onyx in March 2022. “After a long day of having so much going on, knowing you have a place to rely on for a really good, comforting meal, where you feel like you belong, where you feel that people care about you—that’s what we try to create here.”

In many ways, the Ventura County native feels right at home running an eatery. Her parents owned a restaurant and catering business while she was growing up, and she learned firsthand the key to making great food.

“One big thing I took away from my parents was putting quality over quantity,” she says. “I try to source the best ingredients, and I really try to support our local farms. I’m getting the freshest produce possible, with it being picked a day or two before I’m serving it.”

It’s a difference you can taste, whether it’s a savory wild mushroom bucatini tossed in cashew cream sauce and topped with sesame seeds and scallions; the pan-seared wild scallops served over rosemary-Parmesan risotto with grilled asparagus and roasted red pepper coulis; or the popular loaded cheese board with four artisan cheeses paired with marinated olives, pickles, seasonal fruit, house-seasoned nut mix, and homemade fig jam.

Saleh also tries to accommodate every type of eater—half of her menu is gluten free, and another 20% is vegan. It all comes together to create an experience that feels truly communal.

“I know a lot of my regulars by name; we know their families. Getting to know everyone on a personal level makes it even more special,” says Saleh. “I’m always telling people, ‘You’re family,’ and everyone knows I mean it.”

Chef Danielle Saleh tries to accommodate every type of eater— half of her menu is gluten free, and another 20% is vegan.

Italian Flavors

A favorite at family-run Lucerne Restaurant is the risotto de la casa, a rich combo of shrimp, sausage, chicken, and sun-dried tomatoes. At long-running Ottavio’s Italian Restaurant (open since 1969!), classic dishes are served in generous portions. Looking for lighter fare? Pop next door for a loaded sando at Ottavio’s Deli & Italian Market For a sit-down meal, order the lobster ravioli with prosciutto and green peas at Bistro 13. Newcomer Chianti Trattoria & Pizzeria’s claim to delicious fame is its homemade gnocchi. And at Italian steak house Manhattan of Camarillo, the blue cheese–stuffed filet mignon is a must. When it comes to Italian food, Camarillo is living la bella vita.

There’s always room for dessert. Known for creating specialty cakes for major events like the Emmys, Golden Globes, and Oscars gift lounges, Bread Basket Cake Company turns out gorgeous tarts, fluffy cupcakes, and other treats. For frozen dessert fans, a banana split smothered in fudge and strawberries from Mister Softee is sure to hit the spot. Or, opt for a customizable cup of frozen yogurt from Wild Cherry, acai bowls and smoothies from Ubatuba Açaí, or gelato and delicate confections (think truffles, bonbons, and salted caramels) from Tifa Chocolate & Gelato. Grab a cookie or brownie to go from Fine Sconehenge Baking Co. And for when you absolutely need a cannoli or a singleserve

Pastries (slated to open summer 2025, as of press time) comes to the rescue.

tiramisu, Carrara’s

SUGAR & SPICE

Relax with a comfort food dish at Onyx Bistro.

Good Morning!

Seize the day with these breakfast and brunch bets.

Beloved local favorite Braxton’s Kitchen serves up classic dishes, like chicken and waffles drizzled with honey, for the whole family. Prefer a view of planes with your banana-nut buttermilk pancakes? Check out Waypoint Cafe, located at Camarillo Airport. At Old Town Cafe, build your own omelet or try one of the signature creations like The Cha Cha—a chicken, jalapenos, and cheese omelet topped with sriracha. Choosy carnivores can pair their favorite protein with eggs at Hidden Cafe: fried chicken, steak, short ribs, chorizo—the list goes on. For award-winning eats, there’s Loru’s Cafe—get the crepe flight. Tiny, 24-hour Rolling Pin Donuts sells all the classics—sprinkled, raised, old-fashioned—plus trendy tastes like “cronuts” (croissant doughnuts) and Japanese mochi doughnuts.

If breakfast looks more like coffee and a pastry, Camarillo has you covered. At Village Cafe Camarillo, pair your local roast with one of the house-made syrups. Sip in style on the patio with a creamy Café la Reine and pain au chocolat at family-owned Café Ficelle. Combine sweet and savory over brunch with a handcrafted latte at Tree Lounge Cafe, or have a cup of joe at Old New York Deli. For fresh espresso drinks, pie, and vinyl, there’s American Pie Coffee House

Dinner

Out

Whether you’re celebrating a special occasion or just relaxing after a long day, a good meal is what’s on order.

Refined yet casual, Twenty88 underwent a recent renovation and a menu refresh, offering delightful shareables like tuna tartare, gluten-free calamari, and seared carpaccio with burrata. If seafood is your thing, set sail to Lure Fish House After a crab cakes starter, tuck into wild-caught sand dabs with lemon caper sauce, or sesameseared ahi tuna with pineapple coleslaw. For a hearty, meat-focused meal, head to Adolfo Grill & Daily Bar for New Zealand rack of lamb

with red wine reduction, or Wood Ranch BBQ & Grill—the baby back ribs are a must.

For more than 70 years, El Tecolote has been the go-to destination for locals. Try Mike’s original chile verde. Across town, Bobbi’s Mexican Food uses house-butchered meats in its signature burritos and tacos. Elevated Latin flavors meet stellar ambience at Rosa Madera Restaurant. Share the queso con chorizo before diving into the mole chicken.

Catch up with friends over a glass of vino at Sheila’s Wine Bar This wine bar and bistro boasts one of the longest wine lists around, plus hearty entrees like Alaskan halibut with artichoke hearts and whole-grain mustard beurre blanc. Groove to live music on the Ric’s Restaurant and Sports Lounge patio over a patty melt or burger. Or, savor a hot bowl of chicken, steak, or shrimp pho with a refreshing Vietnamese coffee at Basil & Mint Vietnamese Cafe

New Eats

Camarillo welcomed several new dining venues to its culinary scene. Turn to page 9 to read more about these additions.

Lure Fish House

Waypoint Cafe

foodie picks

Beyond the well-known favorites, Camarillo is home to incredible under-the-radar eateries. From cozy cafes to mom-and-pop hot spots, here are the expertbacked picks you won’t want to miss.

BY JARA SIMPSON

Slate Steak, Sushi & Cocktails

Slate may have built its reputation on steak, but here’s the real insider tip: The sushi is low-key one of the best things on the menu. Freshly made, expertly rolled, and somehow still flying under the radar, it’s the kind of best-kept secret that regulars don’t mind keeping to themselves. From pristine sashimi to perfectly balanced specialty rolls, every bite proves this bistro takes its fish just as seriously as its beef.

Panadería Lucero

Panadería Lucero is the kind of place that makes waking up early feel like a reward. This family-run gem is the perfect launchpad for any Camarillo adventure. Start with the Café de Olla, brewed with just the right balance of cinnamon and piloncillo (raw cane sugar), or go for one of the rotating coffee specials because, let’s be real, this spot never misses. On the pastry side, the conchas here are textbook fluffy, with a crisp, sugary shell that gives way to pillowy perfection.

Lola Betty’s Kitchen

For lunch, make your way to Lola Betty’s Kitchen, where Filipino comfort food takes center stage. What started as a humble food truck has now found a well-deserved permanent home in Camarillo Old Town. This spot serves up the kind of flavors that keep regulars coming back. Start with a crispy, golden order of lumpia followed by a plate of chicken adobo—tangy, garlicky, and slow-braised to perfection. And don’t even think about skipping the pancit, a noodle dish that’s a celebration on a plate.

The Local

The Local is exactly what it sounds like—a true neighborhood watering hole where the bartenders feel like old friends, the drinks are always on point, and the vibes are just right. The must-orders? Start with the Honey 4 My Honey, a popular pick

Writer JARA SIMPSON is the Yelp Central Coast community manager and is always on the lookout for something delicious to eat. Follow along on her foodie adventures at e @jara.simp.

that’s the right balance of sweet and smooth. If you’re in the mood for something floral and intriguing, the Lilac Wine is the right move. And for a proper nightcap, go for the Cereal Killer— because who doesn’t want a little nostalgia with their last sip?

Mom KitchenWong

Mom Wong Kitchen is one of those spots that feels like a secret—and that’s because it basically is. Tucked away on the California State University Channel Islands campus, this true hidden gem has zero social media presence, relying entirely on word-of-mouth buzz. And you can trust the hype is real. The stars of the menu? Hand-cut noodles that are thick, chewy, and perfectly sauced, plus a bowl of dandan noodles that brings the heat with just the right amount of spice and nuttiness. One bite will have you wondering why more people aren’t talking about it—until you realize those who know are probably keeping it all to themselves.

Topa Restaurant

While it’s usually reserved for members, this tuckedaway haven occasionally opens its doors to nonmembers, offering a rare chance to sip and soak in the magic of the Topatopa Mountains at golden hour.

TREE LOUNGE COFFEE

The Central Coast doesn’t play when it comes to coffee, and neither does Tree Lounge Coffee. This cozy Camarillo spot is brewing with intention, pulling shots from Beacon Coffee—one of the area’s most beloved local roasters. But it’s not just about a solid espresso here. Tree Lounge leans into creativity with drinks like the ube latte, a velvety, purple-hued pick-me-up that’s as photogenic as it is delicious.

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Craft House

Camarillo might not be the first place that comes to mind when you think of craft spirits, but this distillery is making waves. From the spicy kick of Fuego Blanco Jalapeño Agave to the smooth richness of Mocha Crème Liqueur, there’s a spirit for every kind of sipper.

Kraft Vermicelli

Whether you’re craving a midafternoon snack or just need to satisfy that sweet tooth, Kraft Vermicelli has you covered. This Camarillo spot is slinging fruit sandos—perfectly balanced layers of pillowy bread, ripe fruit, and luscious cream that somehow feel both indulgent and refreshing— straight out of an Asian night market dream. Order a classic strawberry sandwich paired with an expertly brewed tea.

BEST BITES Drinks

sip & savor

Whether you’re craving a bold glass of wine, a craft brew, or a perfectly mixed cocktail, Camarillo’s drink scene offers something for every palate.

Local Libations

Camarillo’s wineries, breweries, and bars make it easy to indulge in the region’s best drinks. Keep reading to learn where to raise a glass!

Shaken & Stirred

It’s always a happy hour at these bars, taverns, and lounges.

Twisted Oak Tavern

THE VIBE: Located in a historic 1916 building, the tavern is an inviting and cozy respite.

THE DRINK: For a dose of sophistication, go for the strawberry-basil lemon drop.

The Local

THE VIBE: This casual joint has an impressive cocktail program.

THE DRINK: Bold, fruity, and a little spicy, the Wallflower tastes just as good as it looks.

Hiatus Craft House

THE VIBE: Sip housemade spirits at this chic distillery and tasting bar.

THE DRINK: The lemongrass and honey vodka is a standout.

Ric’s Restaurant and Sports Lounge

THE VIBE: The sunny patio and casual ambience make this the perfect spot to unwind.

THE DRINK: Settle in with a cucumber and mint sparkler.

Finney’s Crafthouse

THE VIBE: Thanks to its 360-degree bar, this family-owned tavern can please a crowd.

THE DRINK: Try craft shooters like Raspberry Gummy Bear, Baby Yoda, or Mexican Candy.

Manhattan of Camarillo

THE VIBE: A traditional Italian restaurant meets indoor beer garden.

THE DRINK: Opt for one of the specialty drinks: the Luxardo Old Fashioned.

El Rey Cantina

THE VIBE: For a good time, hit up this neighborhood bar. THE DRINK: You can’t go wrong with tequila.

House of Bamboo

THE VIBE: In here, you’re always on island time.

THE DRINK: Nothing says “I’m on vacation” like a classic mai tai.

The Amendment

THE VIBE: This speakeasy-style bar is marvelously moody.

THE DRINK: The whiskey neat is next level.

Rosa Madera

THE VIBE: Hip and cozy, it feels like an elevated escape to south of the border.

THE DRINK: The signature margaritas are almost too pretty to drink—almost.

Zero-Proof and Delicious

Whether you’re skipping spirits or just switching it up, these mocktails bring all the flavor—minus the hangover.

Who says cocktails need alcohol? Camarillo’s bars and restaurants are serving up sophisticated, spirit-free sips that are delicious. At Lure Fish House, the Lure Elixirs shine with refreshing flavors like strawberrybasil and lavendercucumber. Over at Slate Steak, Sushi & Cocktails, the Jungle Weird features premium Ritual Zero Proof nonalcoholic spirit and aperitif with pineapple and lime juice. And at Twenty88, the Eighteenth Amendment blends prickly pear juice, lime, and Fever-Tree tonic for a bold, boozefree treat.

Finney’s Crafthouse

Ric’s Restaurant and Sports Lounge

Craft Act

Camarillo’s breweries and taprooms are serving up fresh, local flavors. Here’s where to sip on the best brews in town.

Flat Fish Brewing Co.

Housed in the same facility as Cantara Cellars (winery), Camarillo Craft Spirits (distillery), and Camarillo Barrel Works (event venue), Flat Fish Brewing Co. is a great spot for a brew, some live entertainment, and casual fare.

WHAT TO SIP: The Devil Trout stout is packed with coffee and chocolate flavors and culminates in a smooth, creamy finish.

Topa Topa Brewing Company

With its flagship facility in nearby Ventura, the popular brewery is a can’t-miss spot. Head to the Old Town taproom in The Mark food hall to savor a refreshing pint. Bonus: Order a pizza from Freda’s Kitchen to eat alongside your brew.

WHAT TO SIP: Order the flagship Chief Peak IPA, with tropical notes of passion fruit and orange intermingling with classically dank and piney hops.

Institution Ale Co.

Pulling its name from the nowshuttered Camarillo hospital, Institution Ale Co.’s brews are dubbed with aptly themed names. Fancy a White Walls IPA, Rx Pils, or Restraint brown ale, anyone? Belly up to the bar, order some pub grub, and have an insanely good time.

WHAT TO SIP: For easy drinking, try the light and refreshing Navigate the Maze blonde ale.

Uncork Camarillo

From boutique wineries to cozy tasting rooms, the city’s wine scene is ready to impress.

Cantara Cellars

Family-owned and laidback, Cantara offers flights, glasses, and bottles alongside cheese plates and small bites.

Winemaker Mike Brown sources grapes from his family’s vineyard in Lodi, producing standout selections like the Ruth’s Vineyard chardonnay and the Clements Hills malbec.

Camarillo Custom Crush Winery

Home to more than 40 different wine labels, this custom crush facility offers a unique tasting experience, which features sips from multiple small-batch wineries.

From bold reds to elegant whites, there’s no telling what’s pouring. Tastings are by appointment only.

Back Patio Cellars

A relaxed spot to enjoy wine, cider, and board games, this small-batch winery focuses on highquality, handcrafted wines. Pop into the dogfriendly tasting room for a flight.

Public Domain Wines

Located at McGrath Family Farm, this outdoor tasting room offers a taste of SoCal terroir adjacent to lush produce fields. Try the zinfandel, which showcases the Central Coast’s unique terroir with notes of blackberry jam, dried fig, and hints of dried black tea.

The Wine Closet

This charming Old Town wine shop and tasting room features an everchanging selection of boutique California wines. With a warm atmosphere and knowledgeable staff, it’s the perfect spot to discover your new favorite bottle. Pro tip: Order a bite to go with your vino, or stop in for weekly Thursday wine events.

Dusty Nabor Wines

With its home base in Camarillo, Dusty Nabor Wines sources fruit from premier growing regions in Santa Barbara County. While you can’t visit the winery in person, go online to order a bottle of syrah, cabernet franc, viognier, and more.

IN VINO VERITAS

Book a private wine tour with Explore Wines. Each tour is led by a knowledgeable sommelier so you get the most out of your tasting experience.

Taste locally made cider at Camarillo Cider House. Order a flight of small-batch hard cider at this casual spot. Flavors can vary from traditional apple, pear, and berry to the unexpected root beer, lavender, and butterscotch.

AN APPLE A DAY

Cantara Cellars

Ubatuba Açaí

Ubatuba Açaí offers authentic Brazilian acai bowls, crafted with the finest ingredients for a refreshing and healthy treat. It’s perfect for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Experience the true taste of Brazil in every bowl, packed with flavor and vitality.

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Old Town Cafe

This charming, family-owned eatery in the heart of Camarillo Old Town is the go-to spot for a delicious breakfast or lunch. An expansive menu of breakfast classics (with a twist!) and sandwiches offers plenty of variety and flavor. Located next door to Bella Capri Inn & Suites, Old Town Cafe is open seven days a week.

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Chef Alex Castillo’s casual upscale restaurant at Camarillo Premium Outlets specializes in California fusion cuisine. Dine on steaks, seafood, and other creative dishes, and don’t miss brunch served Friday through Sunday. Latitude 34 also features a full bar offering craft cocktails and an outdoor (and dog-friendly!) dining space perfect for relaxing with a memorable lunch or dinner.

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Rolling Pin Donuts

This shop has become a must-visit spot for anyone with a sweet tooth. The menu features everything from traditional glazed yeast and cake varieties to other specialties, along with croissant-doughnut pastries and filled croissants—all made fresh by hand every day. For more than a decade, Rolling Pin Donuts has earned the title of Ventura County’s best doughnut shop, satisfying locals and visitors with its irresistible treats. rollingpindonuts.toast.site

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Loru’s Cafe

Loru’s Cafe is known for serving some of the best breakfast in Ventura County—waffles with churros, crepes with Nutella, and chilaquiles are favorites. This family-owned restaurant also offers lunch and dinner, including burgers, sandwiches, salads, and other satisfying fare. Loru’s Cafe is conveniently located in Camarillo Premium Outlets.

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Twenty88

Family-owned Twenty88 takes pride in its legendary hospitality and California-fusion menu, with steaks, entrees, and craft cocktails all made with fresh, locally sourced ingredients. The recent expansion and opening of the stylish, sophisticated Lounge 2088 makes it a premier destination in Ventura County for unparalleled private dining and memorable events.

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SLATE Steak, Sushi & Cocktails

Mister Softee

It all started in 2015 in Camarillo with one truck. Today, Mister Softee has seven trucks and a shop in Camarillo Old Town and East Ventura. Take joy in the vintage vibe and treats like soft-serve ice cream cones, sundaes, shakes, and floats, plus nondairy Dole Whip, Italian ice, cookies and brownies, and more. Mister Softee trucks are available for parties, fundraisers, and other events in Ventura County, Santa Barbara County, and parts of Los Angeles County.

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Manhattan of Camarillo

Boasting attentive service, a family-friendly vibe, and one of the best happy hours in town, Manhattan of Camarillo is a local favorite. Guests can relax and enjoy the exceptional Italian-themed menu, craft cocktails, and extensive wine list while enjoying live music and dancing. For memorable events and celebrations, the private wine room can seat up to 40 guests. Watch the game in the enclosed Madison Beer Garden patio, offering 30 local brews on tap.

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Lola Betty’s Kitchen

Lola Betty’s Kitchen honors the rich heritage of the Philippines and the restaurant’s beloved namesake with delicious Filipino cuisine, desserts, and more. Traditional dishes like barbecue short ribs and tapsilog are inspired by cherished recipes and are crafted with respect for Filipino cultural roots. Open Wednesday through Sunday, noon to 7 p.m.

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The Amendment

Ventura County’s only speakeasy (tucked behind Basil & Mint Vietnamese Cafe) sets the tone with a warm welcome, candlelit tables, and a hushed vibe perfect for conversation and camaraderie. Handcrafted cocktails are rooted in the classics while showcasing modern practices and the finest spirits, and the whiskey selection is second to none, with rare and exclusives of every kind.

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Hiatus Craft House

Ventura County’s largest craft distillery and beverage incubator was born from a passion for making and a compulsion to create. Key infusion ingredients are locally sourced. All products are handmade, produced, and bottled by the owners on-site. Book a group guided tasting, or drop in for a dram. Select from whiskeys (bourbon, rye and American single malt), gins, vodkas, rums, and agave spirits, as well as liqueurs, crèmes, and signature cocktails. Hiatus Craft House is available for private events. All profits are donated to NewCo Foundation, which supports special-needs populations and young entrepreneurs in Ventura County. ¡Agua de vida!

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Basil & Mint Vietnamese Cafe

Discover an elevated food and drink experience in the heart of Camarillo. From authentic bone broth pho and creative wok dishes to delicious grilled meat plates, you’ll find delight and comfort in every bite. A full vegetarian menu features fresh local vegetables and distinctive meat substitutes in amazing presentations. Indulge in craft cocktails or draft beer at the bustling bar. phobasilmint.com G @basilandmint.camarillo | e @basilandmintcafe

Shop Like a Pro

Local stylist Monica Serrato offers her top tips to shop the Camarillo Premium Outlets.

BY TRACY MARCYNZSYN

Camarillo Premium Outlets draws shopping aficionados from near and far in search of special deals. Savvy shoppers like local stylist Monica Serrato frequent outlet retailers for everything from clothes and purses to shoes and home goods. With so many great stores to choose from, deciding where to start can be a bit overwhelming. Here, Serrato shares her professional shopping know-how:

I love how they have everything available there—I have to try to stay away!”

—MONICA SERRATO, local stylist

LIST IT: Make a list of what you need before you go. This will help you focus and cross off the things you’re looking for rather than getting sidetracked.

RESEARCH: If you need basics, look at the directory and find the stores that offer clothing basics, like Gap and Ralph Lauren. Also pay attention to the outlet’s location, as the stores are stretched over several blocks.

EXPECT SURPRISES: In addition to great prices, shoppers can find items they won’t see anywhere else, like at kate spade

MAKE SURE TO REFUEL: There’s a little bit of everything here—try Loru’s Cafe for tasty sandwiches, pancakes, and cappuccinos.

SCHEDULE ENOUGH TIME: To eat and shop, allow 3.5 to 4 hours; most shoppers need at least 2 hours.

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CAMARILLO IS MORE THAN SUNSHINE AND SCENIC VIEWS—IT’S A SHOPPER’S PARADISE. GET READY TO SHOP ’TIL YOU DROP!

Old Town Finds

CAMARILLO OLD TOWN IS A TREASURE TROVE OF UNIQUE BOUTIQUES, SPECIALTY SHOPS, AND LOCALLY LOVED STORES.

American Pie Records

Audiophiles can dig through bins of vinyl spanning every genre you can think of, as well as score hard-to-find, out-of-print, and collectors albums.

Green Goddess Boutique

A must-stop for sustainable fashion, this boutique offers designer resale pieces that

blend style and eco-conscious shopping.

Revolution Board Co.

Whether you surf, skate, or snowboard, Revolution Board Co. has the boards, gear, and apparel to fuel your next adventure.

The Rockin Edge

Explore an eclectic mix of “high-voltage” leather couture, jewelry, shoes, and other accessories.

Museum Quality Framing & Art Services

Malone’s Metaphysical & More Crystals, tarot cards, and energy-healing services make this a go-to for spiritual and zen seekers.

Get your cherished

artwork and collectibles professionally framed with museum-grade precision.

Penrose Strings

A haven for music lovers, this boutique specializes in orchestral instruments and accessories along with acoustic and electric guitars and digital keyboards.

Window Box Antiques

This shop has been collecting historical and artifact-like wares for more than 25 years, and there’s no telling what you may find here.

Shop & Stay

Consider a Shop & Stay package at one of the participating Camarillo hotels. Go to VisitCamarillo.com/ shop-play-stay for more info.

American Pie Records

Support Local

From books to plants, small businesses thrive in Camarillo.

In Camarillo, locally owned boutiques and specialty stores offer one-of-akind finds, handcrafted goods, and timeless treasures.

For book lovers, The Bookworm is a cozy hideaway filled with well-loved classics, contemporary bestsellers, and unique reads. With regular author signings and community events, it’s more than a bookstore—it’s a literary hub.

Deeply Rooted specializes in all things botanical—from pots and plants to misters and growing guides—as well as home fragrances, ceramics, art, and more. Be sure to sign up for a plant workshop, too! Elsewhere, Lindy Loops offers a delightful selection of wallets, bags, home decor, apparel, and handmade accessories that add a playful touch to any outfit.

Music Freqs

This family-owned store is a one-stop shop for all things music. Music Freqs offers a wide selection of instruments and gear from top brands, gifts for music lovers, and expert instrument repair services. They also provide music lessons for kids and adults, run an award-winning recording studio, and host open-mic nights and showcases in an immersive all-ages venue.

For timeless fashions, Kildee Clothing has been outfitting Camarillo residents for decades with high-quality clothing from brands like Pendleton and Tommy Bahama. Meanwhile, Mary’s Boutique is a must-visit for trendy women’s clothing, jewelry, and accessories.

Jewelry lovers adore Soy De Oro Jewelry for its beautifully designed, modern pieces (including permanent jewelry), while comic book enthusiasts can dive into a world of superheroes and comicsrelated merchandise at Sterling Silver Comics . And for the musically inclined, head to Jennings Guitars , a shop that builds custom guitars and basses, or Music Freqs for audio gear, instruments, and more. And if antiques and vintage finds are your thing, check out Marcy’s Attic

Lindy Loops

Lindy Loops Boutique and Gift Shop will draw you in by its welcoming ambience. From clothing to home decor, items for pampering to handbags, handcrafted jewelry, and more. Come experience this happy place!

Snap a pic with the Canvas of Camarillo mural by Bailey Huerta and Aihuani Joedicker at the Camarillo Premium Outlets. Find this ode to the city adjacent to Starbucks.

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FROM INTIMATE GATHERINGS TO LARGE-SCALE CONFERENCES, CAMARILLO OFFERS THE PERFECT BLEND OF CONVENIENCE, CHARM, AND MODERN AMENITIES, SETTING THE STAGE FOR UNFORGETTABLE MOMENTS.

Celebrate newlywed bliss at the Commemorative Air Force Southern California Wing Museum.

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» EXPERT TIPS

LOVE, SWEET LOVE For your big day, consider getting a cake and other confections from a local bakery. Turn to page 42 for more.

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FOR COUPLES CONSIDERING HAVING THEIR WEDDING IN THIS SCENIC CITY, LOCAL WEDDING EXPERT JACLYN CARRILLO IS HERE TO HELP.

BY ALEJANDRA SARAGOZA

Featuring sun-drenched rolling hills, sprawling vineyards, and lavish gardens, Camarillo provides a romantic backdrop for any wedding. As the venue manager at Casi Cielo Vineyards and Gerry Ranch, Jaclyn Carrillo has 20 years of industry experience and knows how to make a dream wedding a reality. Here, she shares what makes Camarillo a unique wedding destination and what couples should— and shouldn’t—do when planning their nuptials.

PICTURE-PERFECT VENUES Finding the right wedding backdrop can be a lot. Luckily, Camarillo has so many beautiful venues to choose from. Turn the page to see a complete list.

JACLYN CARRILLO is a Camarillo wedding expert with 20 years of experience.

Why is Camarillo a special place to get married?

JC: Camarillo is an ideal destination due to its beauty, tranquility, and great weather. The pace is slower here, so people feel more relaxed and connected with nature.

What are your top tips for couples?

JC: Choose a venue that offers all-inclusive packages. This will streamline the wedding planning process and lessen the stress.

Don’t sweat the small stuff. Remember the big picture: Getting married is what truly matters, not the glassware or the color of the tablecloths. Stick with the pros. Pick experienced vendors recommended by your wedding coordinator or planner. (Avoid hiring a college student who DJs on the side or asking your bridesmaids to build a wedding arch.)

What are common mistakes couples should avoid?

JC: Having unrealistic expectations. People will see photos of a wedding on social media and want to duplicate it, but they don’t know how much it cost. Couples must be flexible and realistic, and match their budget with their expectations.

I’ve also heard of weddings getting shut down days before they’re supposed to happen because the venue wasn’t permitted—it’s a nightmare scenario for couples. Always check the venue’s website for the badge showing it’s approved by Ventura County to host events.

How can couples make their wedding unique?

JC: Add personal touches. I saw one couple who loved golf have a putt-putt course at their wedding. I’ve also seen signature cocktails, personalized napkins, and signs with fun facts about the bride and groom.

Play Here

When making your wedding website, don’t forget to highlight all the cool things there are to do here. See pages 22 and 36 for more.

knee with a sunset view of the mountains or the Pacific Ocean. Turn to page 22 to find your proposal spot at Camarillo’s parks and trails.

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» VENUES

LOVE POTION Add a locally made spirit to your signature cocktail. Camarillo-based Chareau is the world’s first aloe liqueur.

Where to Say “I Do”

WHETHER YOUR DREAM WEDDING LEANS CONVENTIONAL OR FAR FROM IT, CAMARILLO HAS A VENUE TO SUIT EVERY VIBE.

Those who favor classic formality over passing fads will find timeless elegance, impeccable service, and meticulously maintained golf courses at Spanish Hills Club and Sterling Hills Golf Club. With its stunning white stucco, red-tile roof, and colorful stained glass, St. Mary Magdalen is another picturesque spot to tie the knot. Built in 1918, the McCormick Home Ranch is a Colonial-style venue surrounded by 11 acres of manicured gardens, palms, and patios.

The city’s agricultural lands set the scene for charming vintage and rustic weddings. Camarillo Ranch is a 4.5-acre property featuring the Camarillo family’s restored 1892 Queen Anne-style mansion, a 1905

red barn, and stables. Family is the focus at Gerry Ranch, where the working farm grows lemons, avocados, and blueberries before transforming into a scenic wedding venue on the weekends. And Public Domain at McGrath Family Farm offers a half-acre outdoor space with modern amenities. In nearby Somis, Hartley Botanica specializes in botanical nuptials. Select from two settings: the tropical Paliuli Gardens or Lotus Tea Garden. With a landscape designed specifically for the flow of a wedding day, Maravilla Gardens is a secluded oasis where guests can explore the sophisticated grounds and lush lawns during cocktail hour. Intimate events shine at Casi Cielo Vineyards, where parties

of 100 or fewer enjoy views of the Santa Monica Mountains and lush vineyards. And at Tierra Rejada Ranch’s Walnut Grove, brick pathways open to a clearing in a 50-year-old grove where a natural canopy envelops the event.

At the Camarillo Public Library, California Mission architecture and an open courtyard provide a dreamy setting for the latest chapter of your love story. If you prefer your aisle to be a runway, make it an event to remember at the Camarillo Airport and Commemorative Air Force Southern California Wing Museum. With large hangars offering event space, you can exchange vows surrounded by World War II aircraft—and even take a prewedding flight.

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BUSINESS READY

Host your next meeting, event, or conference with ease in Camarillo.

Looking for a meeting destination that’s both convenient and refreshing?

Camarillo is the perfect escape from the congestion of big cities—without sacrificing accessibility. Nestled between Los Angeles and Santa Barbara, Camarillo offers a stress-free setting with versatile venues, modern amenities, and welcoming hospitality.

» EVENT SPACE

CAFFEINE KICK Start your day with a well-crafted cup of joe before your meeting. Flip to page 43 for where to go

5 Reasons to Do Business in Camarillo

Whether you need a classic conference space or something a little more unique, you’ll find it here. For instance, Mian Plaza and Conference Center of Camarillo is set to open mid-2025 (as of press time), bringing even more options for large-scale events. For a complete list of meeting and event venues, go to VisitCamarillo.com/ business/meetings

Camarillo Lodging

With comfortable hotels and a relaxed vibe, Camarillo makes it easy to focus, connect, and get things done. View a complete list of hotels on page 10.

THANKS TO THE CITY’S CONVENIENT LOCATION, ITS SKILLED WORKFORCE, AND ITS BUSINESS-FRIENDLY MINDSET, COMPANIES GROW AND SUCCEED HERE.

PRIME LOCALE

Camarillo’s strategic position along the Highway 101 corridor places businesses at the gateway to Los Angeles, Santa Barbara, and beyond, offering seamless regional and global connectivity and direct access to major markets in a stress-free environment.

From advanced manufacturing and life sciences to health care, retail, and professional services, Camarillo is a hub for innovation and opportunity. A collaborative business environment fosters growth, entrepreneurship, and long-term success. 1 2 3 4 5

LOCAL TALENT

The city has a highly educated workforce, with 42% of residents over 25 holding a bachelor’s degree or higher. The city benefits from a steady pipeline of professionals thanks to highereducation facilities (p. 64), ensuring businesses have access to skilled, motivated talent.

PRO-BUSINESS MINDSET

Camarillo’s Get To Yes team makes it easier than ever to launch and grow a business. This collaborative initiative connects key city departments, helping businesses efficiently navigate permits, approvals, and development.

QUALITY OF LIFE

With a Mediterranean climate, scenic beauty, and a welcoming community, Camarillo offers an unparalleled quality of life. Excellent schools, cultural attractions, and year-round outdoor recreation make it a place where employees want to live, work, and thrive.

DIVERSE INDUSTRIES

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Gerry Ranch

Set in the scenic Santa Rosa Valley of Ventura County, Gerry Ranch is a family-run working ranch, proudly founded in 1945. With sweeping views of the surrounding mountains, blueberry fields, and verdant groves, the ranch offers a peaceful and private setting for your special day. Steeped in history and natural beauty, Gerry Ranch provides an unforgettable experience as a picturesque wedding venue.

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Casi Cielo Vineyards

Casi Cielo Vineyards is an exclusive wedding venue in Ventura County, California. Nestled in a breathtaking vineyard setting, the venue offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and timeless elegance, creating an unforgettable backdrop for your special day. Whether you’re planning an intimate ceremony or a grand celebration, Casi Cielo Vineyards provides a serene escape with stunning views, exceptional amenities, and a dedicated team to bring your wedding vision to life. Discover why couples choose Casi Cielo as the premier Ventura County wedding venue for a truly magical experience.

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Wedding Planning

NEED SOME HELP AHEAD OF YOUR BIG DAY?

Whether you’re looking for a bit of inspo or want to book your perfect venue, check out Visit Camarillo’s wedding resource hub. VisitCamarillo.com/weddings

Pleasant Valley Recreation & Park District

Looking for a beautiful setting to say your vows? Book your wedding at Pleasant Valley’s Camarillo Grove Park or Community Center. Camarillo Grove Park’s rustic, tree-lined setting offers serenity. Both parks feature full-service amenities and ample space to celebrate.

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Maravilla Gardens

Tucked away in the Southern California hillside is a stunning backdrop for a celebration of love. The family-owned property is a dedicated wedding venue surrounded by natural beauty. Maravilla Gardens offers expert planning and on-site services, including catering and stylish decor options, to ensure a flawless, fabulous wedding to remember.

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Choose CSUCI

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Discover Your Future at Cal State Channel Islands

With a breathtaking campus, a student-first approach, and a commitment to academic excellence, CSUCI is where opportunity meets innovation.

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TUCKED BETWEEN the rolling foothills of the Santa Monica Mountains and the sparkling Pacific Ocean, Cal State Channel Islands (CSUCI) offers an inspiring setting for higher education. As Ventura County’s only public university, CSUCI provides a dynamic, student-focused learning environment with more than 90 degree programs, certificates, teaching credentials, and professional and community programs.

Beyond academics, CSUCI is distinguished as a Hispanic-Serving Institution and a recognized Research College and University, offering students the opportunity to engage in meaningful research alongside expert faculty. With a close-knit campus community of nearly 5,000 students and 29,000 alumni, the campus continues to grow while maintaining its personalized approach to education.

Located just minutes from Camarillo’s charming Old Town and a short drive from both Santa Barbara and Los Angeles, Cal State Channel Islands is an ideal place to learn, explore, and thrive.

I chose Cal State Channel Islands because of the strong support and resources available for first-generation students. I appreciate the university’s commitment to providing handson learning opportunities that enhance both academic and personal growth.”

Cal State Channel Islands graduates

You Have Arrived

BY CAR

Conveniently located between two major cities, Camarillo is situated right off Highway 101. The drive is an easy 52 miles north of Los Angeles and just over 43 miles south of Santa Barbara. If you prefer to look at the ocean during your drive, take Highway 1 North through Malibu.

BY TRAIN

For one of the prettiest rides around, climb aboard an Amtrak or Metrolink (Southern California’s commuter service) train. Both rail companies make daily stops at the Camarillo station in Old Town.

Find the perfect lodging on page 10.

Santa Barbara Airbus

BY PLANE

This city is within 60 miles of three commercial airports: Hollywood Burbank Airport (BUR), Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), and Santa Barbara Airport (SBA) When flying private, land on the 6,013-foot runway at Camarillo Airport (KCMA).

Take the trolley to the outlets.

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION

Camarillo Area Transit-operated trolley is an affordable and convenient public transit system that operates on a 30-minute schedule, connecting Metrolink to premier shopping and dining venues. For visits into town or around Ventura County, take the VCTC Intercity bus.

Travel easier with Santa Barbara Airbus! With 16 trips to Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) daily and a pick-up/drop-off location at the Metrolink in Camarillo, the Airbus is the most cost-effective way to get to and from LAX. Bookings can be made online or over the phone, and walk-ons are welcome. Discounts are offered for 48-hour advance booking and for two or more passengers. Santa Barbara Airbus welcomes you on board to sit back, relax, and enjoy stress-free travel to LAX. Coaches are clean, comfortable, and well-maintained, and the staff is the best around. Airbus also offers deluxe mini-limo and large touring motor coaches for private charter, perfect for weddings, parties, corporate events, wine tours, and more.

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Around Town

A Holiday Inn Express & Suites Camarillo

B Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Camarillo

C Quality Inn & Suites CamarilloOxnard

D Hampton Inn & Suites Camarillo

E Days Inn by Wyndham Camarillo-Ventura

F SureStay Hotel by Best Western Camarillo

G Embassy Suites by Hilton Camarillo (coming soon!)

H Home2 Suites by Hilton Camarillo

I Good Nite Inn Camarillo

J Bella Capri Inn & Suites

K Residence Inn by Marriott Camarillo L Sonesta Select Camarillo

Calendar of Events

From foodie fests and wine walks, there’s always something going on in Camarillo. Check out the calendar of events and go to VisitCamarillo.com/events for more information.

FEBRUARY

Annual Presidents’ Day Celebration at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Museum

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MARCH

Camarillo Old Town Beer March camarillooldtown.org

APRIL

Easter Eggstravaganza pvrpd.org

Camarillo Wedding Expo camarilloweddingexpo.com

Camarillo Old Town Friday

Night Cruise (through October) camarillooldtown.org

Aut2Run aut2run.org

MAY

California Strawberry Festival castrawberryfestival.org

JUNE

Ventura County Greek Festival vcgreekfestival.org

Summer Concert Series (through August) pvrpd.org

Casa Pacifica Angels Wine, Food & Brew Festival winefoodandbrewfestival.com

#TBT Food Truck Festival (through July) camarilloranchfoundation.com

National Outlet Shopping Day camarillopremiumoutlets.com

JULY

Heritage Days Midsummer Fiesta camarillooldtown.org

A Taste of Camarillo tasteofcamarillo.com

Ventura County Fair (through August) venturacountyfair.org

AUGUST

Camarillo Marathon camarillomarathon.com

Wings Over Camarillo Air Show wingsovercamarillo.com

OCTOBER

Wine Walk camarillooldtown.org

Boo Fest camarillooldtown.org

Adolfo Camarillo’s Birthday Celebration camarilloranchfoundation.com

NOVEMBER

Ventura County Farm Day vcfarmday.org

DECEMBER

Camarillo Old Town Glow camarillooldtown.org

Holly Jolly Half Marathon hollyjollyhalf.com

Christmas Parade pvrpd.org

Christmas at the Ranch with Santa camarilloranchfoundation.com

Head to Market

Every Saturday, the Camarillo Farmers Market, featuring local farmers and artisans, sets up in Old Town. Find more on page 20.

Summer Concert Series

No Place Like Home

Four reasons to make the move to sunny Camarillo.

1 Centrally Located

Positioned midway between Los Angeles and Santa Barbara, Camarillo is convenient to get to. Highway 101 runs right through town; it’s roughly an hourlong drive south to Los Angeles, and a short drive north to Ventura and Santa Barbara.

2 Sunny Days Camarillo averages around 300 days of sunshine a year, and enjoys average temps in the 70s, and mild winters.

3 Safety First

The city was ranked as one of California’s safest cities by safewise.com.

4 All the Amenities

There’s an incredible parks and recreation system as well as a variety of housing options, from country club neighborhoods to planned communities. Plus, Camarillo is an affordable place to do business. Coming soon: a new 12,000-squarefoot conference center and hotel complex.

Camarillo Old Town Beer March

Boo Fest

Heritage Days

Adolfo Camarillo’s Birthday Celebration

Camarillo Premium Outlets