This is in response to the reviewer who complained about the size of the strawberries: (1) the…read morereason the smaller strawberries are on the bottom is so that more strawberries will fit in the 1 pint basket. If all the strawberries were large or the largest ones go in first, you fit fewer berries per basket. (2) Also size does not determine sweetness. At the start of strawberry season in January, all of the fruit is large, by May and June the strawberries on the plant are smaller, much sweeter, and have a shorter shelf life after harvesting.

I was so excited about getting the tamai strawberries. We planned to drive to Camarillo but we…read morefound it was available at the Pasadena farmers market. The problem is that the ripe strawberries were large and the bottom ones were like a size of a large grape. What a ripe off to me. Usually they are sweet and this time it was not very yummy and worth 22.00 for a flat. I am going to try Martinez farms next time they had large one and they were all large!

This is a seasonal fruit stand selling the best tasting and largest strawberries in the world…read more Locals look for the flying kou fish flag which shows the stand is open. Check the pictures the fruits are huge. There are lots of stands selling berries most are just like the ones you can get at your local market and taste like the cardboard box they come in. The strawberries come from the field just behind the stand, nothing says fresh than a box delivered fresh from the field to your hand. If you are anywhere near this stand take my word and stop by. Call a head for hours of operation. Sign up on their mailing list to find when they open for the season.

I decided to buy some strawberries for a party. I was VERY disappointed. The top of the flat had…read morenice looking berries, underneath the berries seemed nice. As soon as i washed them, the berries were breaking up, like most of them! They were mushy and obviously OLD! I threw out all! Wasted $28! I haven't bought strawberries from this stand in awhile and it's apparent in their lack of interest in quality just to make a profit!

This is my favorite berry stand in Camarillo. Camarillo is well known for its sweet berries. Being…read moreable to buy them right on the farm here, when they are open? It's like winning the lottery! They stay fresh longer than most. They are sweet and juicy. And they are large and plump. Cannot wait for next season!

After seeing Jara S. rave about these berries on Yelp, I had to go…read more OMG, the strawberries are like sweet candy. Best I have ever had, and we live in the strawberry capital of the US! I had a bit of a hard time finding the place. So when you go, you need to turn in where it says Somis Ranch Apartments. It looks like Camarillo City Hall is right there also. The berry stand is "behind" Crossroads Shopping Center on the corner of Somis and Las Posas. The stand is set back behind the strawberry field, so it is not right on Somis Rd. Hope that helps! It is definitely worth it to go there and get super sweet berries.

Was out of town visiting family and found this gem! I've been wanting to stop at a Farmers Market…read morefor fresh fruit and produce for awhile and am glad we got to stop here. They were barely opening when we got there but we're glad to help me out and find what I needed. We had seen the Yellow Watermelon sign the day before and knew we wanted to stop to try one. So glad we did, it was so delicious! And the lady helped me pick them out (I bought two). Friendly, good customer service and great product! I definitely recommend this place! Stop by if you're in the area!

High prices, but I'm ready to pay that when the Quality is there. The only thing I get good there…read moreis the Santa Barbara Organic Pistachio Co. And those are prepackaged and sent there. I pay $.80 per lemon and you think they would be top quality but completely dried out and brown. I've been there several times, over the years, but I will not go back. I can't even say it's a hit or miss, it is completely 100% of the time I miss. I have pictures this time as I am completely frustrated, but as a lifelong resident of Ventura, there are plenty of places to go, especially when the produce is grown in here, for the most part ‍

Incredible market! From this Midwest girl perspective, I was glorious. A date vendor with more…read moretypes than I knew existed. A berry vendor who sold a trio of raspberries, blueberries and blackberries. A horchata coffee sealed the deal -- this market is a winner.

This farmers market is elite Saturday morning energy. Open year-round, rain or shine, right on Main…read moreStreet between S Palm St & Figueroa St. It's officially part of my weekly ritual. Fresh produce? Always hits. Flowers? Stunning every time. Vendors? So friendly. It's the kind of place you come to stroll and leave with a full tote and very happy. Also... the food court deserves its own moment. Artisan bakery goods, fresh juice, and tamales. Do yourself a favor and stand in line, it's worth the wait. Heads up: no pets due to health department regulations. Easy to walk, great vibes, occasional live music, and feels very Ventura in the best way.

The sweetest berries! I stopped here on my way to Northern California to bring some famous…read moreVentura/Oxnard strawberries to my extended family. I found Bobalu because I was driving through Ventura early in the morning and Bobalu opens at 7:00 AM where most berry stands do not open until 10 or 11:00! I am so glad I tried this stand! The berries were the best. Perfectly ripe. Of course it is the peak of the season right now. The man at the stand was kind and helpful. I appreciate their early opening time. The prices were totally reasonable. A bit less money than other stands I have visited. Totally recommend.

Sweet and juicy the best I've ever had. Cannot compare with supermarket strawberries, not even…read moreCostco or Sam's Club which are pretty good themselves.

Absolutely delicious berries! Nothing like the strawberries from Ventura County. I am saddened that…read moremany of the fields where I remember getting fresh grown fruits and vegetables growing up were sacrificed for commercial businesses. I recently came across these berries being sold in Brooklyn, where I live now & to my delight, they were as juicy and tasty as I remember them being. The soil and climate, perfect amount of sunshine makes for the ultimate strawberry. I have gotten them from other places in California, like Watsonville, but there's no comparison to the size and sweet deliciousness of Ventura County berries. Thanks so much for all your hard work in a world that respects capitalistic values over tasty, healthy foods.

I don't normally review produce/farms but the strawberries with Saticoy Farm labels taste…read moredelicious! I've become sad that a lot of the strawberries I've bought at markets have been so bland and tasteless compared to my memories of them as a kid. Even the organic ones. Maybe the soil today has become so leeched of nutrients and sprayed with so much insecticides that it has killed our produce. I don't know what Saticoy has been doing but I hope they keep it up, as I'll always be a fan as long as their strawberries are this sweet and taste like what strawberries should always taste like! The only thing that could possibly be better is if they become an organic strawberry farm.

I love this place! And not because it is some amazing stand, all commercially shiny with…read moreeverything in its place. Just the opposite. The Strawberry Stand isn't a remarkable business. It is exactly as it sounds. I am not sure it even has a real name but it is a permanent fruit stand outside of Oxnard and known to every cycling organization in this area of Los Angeles. The man who is a permanent fixture behind the counter always has a smile and some samples of fresh, red ripe strawberries for any cyclists who come down the road and stop at his little stand to buy a few drinks and some fruit to refuel. He welcomes us to take advantage of a bit of shade and some chairs for rest before making the trek back to wherever their journey began. I can't say I even know his name, but he is extremely kind and offers cold beverages and fruit at rock bottom prices. There is a restroom inside the building next to the stand. There is usually a guy sitting on the front porch there and an old dog who sleeps on the sofa inside. That dog never budges with the many people who come in and out. There are photos of cyclists on the walls of his stand and he takes pictures of any of the large groups that come through. Strawberry Stand, I will be back! Thanks for all the hospitality!

Um . . . This is not the correct location. I drove to this address and it's a house in a…read moreresidential neighborhood. There was a yard sale at my time of arrival but no strawberries, just some clothes. I'm giving it 2 star because if strawberries were here, I'm sure they would be delicious. I ended up driving to the Red Barn stand and the strawberries there were excellent.