I find myself in Camarillo at least once a month as I live nearby. The outlets are where I do a lot…read moreof my shopping. I can spend hours there! There's a few restaurants I like here and cafes too! Camarillo is a cute little town. It's kept clean and not as much traffic, though it's grown a ton in the lost few years!

I called the City to discuss setting up sewer and trash at our vacation home and what a wonderful…read moreexperience. As a retired Local Government Administrator I sure appreciate efficient, professional and kind service. I spoke with two wonderful professionals and am thankful for their service to the community and stellar customer service. Highly recommended

If you are looking for a low key beach, in a sleepy town, then this may just be your place. Often…read morethis beach is not too crowded un-like its neighboring beaches. And there is plenty of parking at this beach. The beach features both metered parking lots and street parking. Also there is a lovely pier, that is quite long, to walk down. And as your gaze into the horizon, you can watch the cargo ships in the ocean. One other positive thing about this beach is that is pretty clean, no littered with all the trash that you see other beaches. Lastly, there is a seafood restaurant on the beach in case you get a little hungry or thirsty. Come check it out if you seek relaxation at the beach.

A bit biased as I grew up between here and Oxnard! Love both cities! Cute little beach towns!…read more If you enjoy a chill vibe and clean beaches then you'll like PH. There are a few restaurants and cafes in town but for the most part ... Oxnard has better restaurants/cares and night life. I enjoy festivals in PH like the Banana Festival !!! So fun!

16 different types of Munich beers, local micro brews and wines plus great music!…read more I came with a couple of friends to try the beer which were awesome - for $10 in tickets they give you 4 6oz cups to sample brews you basically can't get anywhere but Oktoberfest in Munich. These beers are STRONG, so after my second sample I needed a break. We bought a giant pretzel then managed to get completely lost in the giant corn maze for about an hour. By the time we made it out we headed for the wine tent and sampled a few awesome wines there. Insider scoop: apparently if you buy tix online it's cheaper. I've been to a few Oktoberfests, this is my favorite in California. It gets a cooler crowd than the Alpine Village kegger, and younger than Big Bear. It was basically a really good value, the vendors didn't over charge and the people were cool.

I ended up going to this last year and I had a blast, so this year I'm going to go with friends for…read moremy birthday. There were a lot of beers I'd never tried, and wine as well, which was pretty great, the cups were $10 for 4 - which was Ok, plus I understand it's a fundraiser. I gather it's a flat fee for unlimited samples this year which seems like a MUCH better plan. I'd rather just hang out and try everything without trying to get tickets or whatever. The one thing IT WAS SO HOT! But I can't blame them for that, but this year I'm not wearing the heavy german outfit, shorts and sandals for me! The airplane museum was interesting, but I think what really sold it for me was how festive it was. Everyone was just friendly, happy & cool - I ended up meeting some people I became friends with & who are coming this year.

The Canejo Grade is one of those thoroughfares I've driven, oh maybe a thousand times in my life…read more Family road trips as a child and still today when I make the trip to hang with family who live in the Ventura area. Something about the view that's a breath of fresh air especially when I'm leaving the L.A. area - that beautiful view of Camarillo and parts north is breathtaking. Even more beautiful are the certain times of the year when the landscape is green signaling a decent season of rain. When the shadows are long, even the earthy tones of summer and fall rage with beauty in their own way. Over the years I've seen the traffic gradually increase so it's rare I'll have a chance to coast downhill without having to touch my brakes. When it's busy, you have to stay alert, invariably there will be some wiseguy who brakes as if the world before him is ending and thus causes an extreme slow down that wasn't at all necessary. For me when I leave Ventura the drive home is just as beautiful. When I can sneak a peak at the farmland and the mini majestic mountains while driving up, I smile knowing they aren't going anywhere...I'll see them again soon.

Yelp Challenge 2015. 143/365…read more The Conejo Grade is a local 2.5 mile gem in the Conejo Valley that is a 7% grade that links Thousand Oaks to Camarillo in Ventura County. If you want to get to Ventura, Carprnteria, Santa Barbara this is your only option. There used to be a back road, that allowed you to bipass this traffic nightmare that took you from Newbury Park to Camarillo, but I believe that road shut down to thru traffic. The 118 also has a back way too, through Moorpark. So, Im not going to lie. Going down the grade is much better than trying to drive up the grade, cuz you can go fast. In fact you can travel fast enough to get a ticket. Going up a lot of cars do not have enough Ooooomph to get their loads up the hill. So plan to be sitting a while. And during the week its even worse with all the big rigs having to visit the weigh station and CHP office. Luckily all my cars have that extra punch, so Im not the one you will be honking at. Now going down, you may be lucky enough to spot the old Native American profile carved into the rock. Its huge. He will be on your left hand side. If you miss it, don't worry. There is plenty of beautiful scenery to entice your eyes. Lots of rocks, hills, vegetation and on a clear day you can see the ocean. But at night, you wont see anything, since its pitch black. Occasionally, you may see the ghost hitch hiker. Whatever you do, don't pick him up. If you do, the same thing happens everytime. He tells you a story, then disappears from your car. It's true. My brother told me years and years ago. Now, if your hungry your outta luck. Once you pass the Wendys and start going down, there is no food or gas for miles. Miles!! If your going up, the last good spot would be In and Out. So, be prepared. Fuel up the tank and the belly. The Conejo grade brings back memories of the hundreds of trips to the the VC beaches with my family. And all the trips I took with my grandmother to visit my Great Grandmothers house. Review #638

Classic Santa Claus statue that was built in 1950 in Carpinteria. It was moved to Oxnard in 2003.read more

Such a sweet fun and free activity to do for the family. I love seeing all the creativity and…read morebringing the Christmas spirit.

Cruisin' F & G street to check out the Christmas decor. I've heard a lot of negative talk about the…read moreplace but I think some people are just being dramatic. Set aside one hour, grab your friends and family for a walk enjoying the lights and creativity of people who carry on traditions. Parking is a bit crazy, so park on a side street. Don't forget the hot chocolate!

The best beach! I…read moreuse to work with port Hueneme as a client and I loved every office visit because the beach was so awesome every time. Now as I visit as a (dare I say..."Tourist") I get to enjoy the beach full time. Why is this one the best you ask? Well, it stretches out for about 50 feet before the water gets deep. This makes it perfect for kids who want to play in water but can't swim. Also the parking is only $2 per hour. And it's normally extremely chill here. Never too busy or crowded. The seafood restaurant is also really great and fresh! I love it here and if I was rich I'd buy a home across the street.

Bathrooms are never stocked with soap. The area has ghetto people blasting music and homeless…read moreaplenty and the parking meters are mostly broken. Even if you find one that works and pay for the parking, they will still give you a ticket. City has definitely given up on this place or are just running a scam to charge people for parking.

Another community gem! What a treat to get to experience premium tea from this husband and wife…read moreteam and their staff. Justin and Joey have cultivated a space that makes you feel welcomed and relaxed. These drinks are a step above thanks to their unique "sinkers" you can pair with so many tea options- and they have a state-of-the-art teapresso machine! I got the butterfly pea with boba and the bubble waffle was a perfect match with the drink. My tea was sweet, flavorful and beautiful! I am eager to bring my daughter back since we love exploring boba around Ventura county. Also, did you know you can get boba for your next event or maybe even a family beach day?! That's so awesome! Thank you so much!

This was a great Yelp event. I always appreciate the all day drop-in events since most of them time…read moreI don't get home from work until 6:00pm. It was a nice surprise to receive a free bubble waffle in addition to the Boba drink. I order the Tataro-Land drink with Mango sinkers. I also got the Mochi Bubble Waffle. The drink was delicious and refreshing after a long day at work. I love how the little mango sinkers pop in your mouth. The mochi bubble waffle was a nice treat. It was hot, sweet with a little squishy inside. Yum! The manager was the cashier and she was very friendly and helpful for placing my order. Thank you Pincha Boba!

Farm Day 2026 was a big success here in the 805. It was really fun to see the community come…read moretogether for farm workers, fieldworkers and local agency's that positively contribute to the safety of these workers and the mission to maintain safe and sustainable produce in the county. This year I decided to support and check out Growing Works nursery in Camarillo, CA. I've driven by this spot many a times and have been wanting to come in. This nursery is closed to the public expect to a few public days a month. This nursery which is ran through Turning Point Foundation is near and dear to my heart because of the kind of work I do and how they support women with mental health and employment needs. Coming here for Farm Fay was a blast! Not only could I support by buying their flowers and succulents in the back nursery area - they also had a vendor market where I was able to snag some candles and crochet goodies for a friend. All of the booths were local artisans and it was nice to be able to support them. There were a few food vendors so I grabbed a hotdog and listened to the live music. Weather was perfect, the vibes were friendly and cheery, it was absolutely the perfect way to spend my Saturday morning. Love that our county participates so actively in Farm Day and makes it such a big, awesome event throughout the county. I'll be an ongoing supporter and participant. That's for sure :)

I was visiting family in Camarillo and it happened to be during the 15th annual Ventura County Farm…read moreDay. This event is an educational opportunity for the community and is free. We went to five farms. One grew celery and attendees could take home entire heads of celery picked just that morning. I'd never seen celery so big. They also had various vegetable seedlings. We also went to a flower farm and walked through the fields while learning about this worker owned business. My favorite was the Sa'aliyas Ranch at Pacific High School. This hands-on ranch provides students with an education in current organic agriculture practices. They had a cool drone that is used to spray plants. They also have an aquaponics building with koi in tanks (with windows so they can watch the people) to create the nutrients for the plants. A fun day, despite the rain.

Did happy hour a few weeks ago and forgot to add the review. Had a random weekday off and as I was…read moredriving home, this popped up on the search. Pretty solid deal for happy hour - 3 to close Tuesday -Thursday in the dining room and 3 to close every day on the patio/beer garden. The bartenders were amazing - I think Jessica or Jasmine and Mike or Stever? Quick, efficient, friendly, on top of it. food came out right and quickly. For me, the food was mediocre. 23 bucks for a burger and fries and the shrinkflation was clear. But the drink prices more than made up for it. I'd have to try a few more things to get a better picture of the food but if the burger doesn't slap out of the gate it's not always the best sign. That aside, I'd go out of my way to go back based on the service and the staff.

So darn loud! You have to drink yourself numb to escape the atmosphere here. You can't even escape…read moreit on the patio. I had fish and chips - blah. Even the watery chowder was a disappointment. I don't anticipate going back here to try anything else. If you just want to drink and not talk to anyone, this is the place.