I always find treasures at HfHReStore. I love going to good and see what the have It's always…read morechanging so I never get tired of looking. VG

I knew about Habitat Restores, but never put it together that this store was relatively close by…read more For my small apt. life, I can't really purchase many of the larger furniture items, and prices seem a bit on the higher for me if I compare to other typical thrift stores. But I saw some really unique dining sets, which I WOULD buy if I lived in a much larger space! They have stricter standards for furniture they'll take, so prices are higher but still super affordable. It's laid out bit like showroom warehouse. The back corner has all the 'contractor' type items for building, painting, and adding smaller finishes. I would return to see if any smaller items pop up, and maybe some of the artwork up in the front of store.

Friendly and talented staff made me feel welcome…read more I can't wait to show my paintings to the local art community.

great gallery for local artists. non profit voted best gallery in Ventura County. check their…read morewebsite for current hours & info. Camarilloartcenter.org.

Food Share is such an important resource and lifeline to Ventura County! The staff at the…read moredistribution center truly care about their mission, and it definitely shows through their actions. At a former job of mine, Food Share allowed the educational non-profit organization I worked for to shop weekly for fresh produce to distribute directly to elementary school students and families served in need, many of whom struggled with food insecurity. This partnership was vital, and very much appreciated by all because it helped improve food access throughout our community at wellness fairs and nutrition classes. Thank you for your hard work! I will never forget about the huge difference Food Share continues to make in countless lives throughout Ventura County, and the value they place on equity.

1st time & they have a forever volunteer out of me !…read more I found this event by chance and was like "IM GOING!" and I'm so glad I did! The amount of volunteers that showed up today turned a 2 hour event into 30 mins and it was such a refreshing time - especially to do on a day of love . I LOVED what I did today and I LOVE knowing that what we did today effects the future of tomorrow . This makes my day , check their website out for more opportunities . You can help with - your time - your money - your donations

My girls absolutely loved being at Children R Us for 2 years. They were definitely sent off to…read moreKindergarten completely prepared. They are almost 9 now and still talk about the Tarvers. Great preschool, completely trustworthy, approachable and organized.

I have had four generations of my grandchildren attend Children "R" Us from 2019-2023. The school…read moreis a one in a million. The facility is always clean, staff is extremely professional and I am amazed at how advanced academically, socially, and emotionally my grandchildren became during their time there. They provide nutritional breakfast, lunch and snack and you are able to follow what the kids eat each week by their visibly posted food menus. My grandchildren were picky eaters so this was very important to us. I recommend this place to everybody. They also teach english AND spanish! Truly amazing work. Thank you CRU. We hope that they bring the after-school program back for older school-aged children in the near future so that our grandkids can remain apart of this wonderful program.

Nate's place is amazing. Friendly and helpful staff who really care about their clients. Heidi is…read moresuch a great owner and really takes the time to work with each of her clients to get know them and understand the best care they need. Nate's place is very client centered and helpful for those who are young adolescents and need positive influence and guidance. I would highly recommend Nate's Place to any young adults and adolescents.

As a single mom, this club has saved my sanity often and am thrilled that the cost is so minimal, I…read morecan afford to continue to spend in other areas. Typical afterschool care I've seen is $600 a month for only a few hours.

Child care isn't just babysitting, it's asking someone to watch the most precious things you have…read more Thank goodness the Boys and Girls Club is available to the parents who work a little longer and can't afford a nanny to help with homework, encourage exercise and keep them off their screens. An affordable option for working parents Looking at ideas for Spring Day Camp for my spread break visitor and this looked really nice.

We just registered our daughter for her 7th season of youth basketball at the Camarillo Family…read moreYMCA! We've had a wonderful experience, which is why we continue going back. We've recommended the youth basketball league to many friends, who have now been a part of the Camarillo Family YMCA for years as well! The league is organized, fun & inclusive. The staff is very friendly & welcoming. Sports Program Director, Brandon, has been amazing to my family. He listens to our needs & is extremely communicative. I often have questions for him & he's always so helpful, patient & understanding. Overall, we are very pleased with the Camarillo Family YMCA. Thank you, Brandon & the rest of the staff. We appreciate you all more than we can express!

Our child goes to the summer camp here and loves it, the counselors are great. But we had issues…read morewith the camp director. They were unresponsive and didn't return most messages (phone or email). We had issues getting our billing corrected despite claims that it was fixed. Update (7/15/2025): I received an immediate response from YMCA and our billing was corrected promptly. Thank you for your help.

I joined this club in hopes to help preserve Camarillo History. What a mistake I made. The people…read moreare rude members and they have meeting at 4:00 p.m. many cannot attend. The President wanted to change a zoning law to allow a Pet Cementary in Camarillo at the new owners of Ivy Lawn Morturary off Daily. Without researching the project the President spoke at a Public Camarillo City Council Meeting and said the group was for this! Well many members might not want this. I have a close friend who's business in next door. She would be totally impacted by the change of zoning. My advice before you go to a City Council meeting read and research what you plan on speaking about. I am glad the City of Camarillo Planning and City Council did not allow this stupid plan of a Pet Cementary by Ivy Lawn.

This is an overdue review. On our ongoing quest to fill up the Passport 2 History book, we stopped…read morein at the Pleasant Valley Historical Society's site some months ago. A couple of docents were happy to show us around the indoor space, telling tales all the while. They have an amazing collection of vintage telephones, including some very early ones, rare samples, plus some whimsical collectible ones like Mickey Mouse and Snoopy. They were donated by a gentleman with a connection to the organization. He may have been on the board at one time. I've forgotten that detail, but not the sight of those phones. For today's kids that only know cell phones, these would be a revelation. The indoor space of the museum section is on the small side. They were recently extended a long lease for the property and are launching a building campaign to expand their facility, allowing for more historical items to be displayed for visitors. Following the inside part of our time on the property, we proceeded out to their botanical gardens. Anchored by a large gazebo, the grounds were a riot of seasonal color. This is a bit of a wild child of a garden design. I think they're trying to move from a more formal, water-intensive style to a drought tolerant landscape. It's evolving. Seems like they rely on volunteers to tend the gardens, or to make improvements. The end result felt a bit disjointed, but with great intentions. The father back in, the wilder it gets. Overall, this is a community gem and worth a visit. You could linger for an hour or so, especially if you find a seat in the garden to soak up the colors and textures of the plantings. In this 90th anniversary year of the St. Francis Dam disaster, various materials on the event were featured, also.