The Camarillo Ranch will be closed on Saturday, July 4th.

The Afternoon Tea at the Ranch on April 26th was an incredible SUCCESS!

Thank you to ALL of the attendees who joined us for an enjoyable afternoon filled with live music courtesy of Geri Levy, a fascinating guest speaker, David Adkins, a lively silent auction, centerpiece giveaways and of course, delicious food and tea courtesy of Command Performance Catering! If you missed this event, you’ll be happy to hear that we’re hosting another tea this Fall! You’re invited to: AUTUMN TEA AT THE RANCH on SUNDAY, OCTOBER 25th 2-5pm. Tickets will be available starting September 1st so mark your calendars and tell your friends!

Board of Directors Openings

If you would like to join the Camarillo Ranch Foundation’s Board of Directors, please complete the application provided to you here. Email the completed application to office@camarilloranch.org.

House tours on Saturdays and Sundays

Docent led house tours are on Saturdays and Sundays from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM (last tour starts at 1:30 PM). No reservation required. House tour fees are $5.00 per person (cash only). Children 12 and under are free. Rubber soled shoes are recommended. If there is a special event on either day, tours may not occur. Please review dates we are closed due to events, etc.

Garden Tours

Guided hour-long tours of the stunning gardens take place on the 3rd Sunday of every month at 11:00 AM. Explore small gardens on the property and learn about the historic trees, plants and flowers. No reservations required. $5 per adult, children under 12 free.

A decision by the City has been made to cancel all public and school tours at the Camarillo Ranch Property, effective immediately and until further notice, to protect our most vulnerable community members which are elderly and those with respiratory illnesses. This comes after receiving guidelines provided by the California Public Health Department to encourage social distancing to protect the public an slow the rate of transmission, “The timely implementation of aggressive strategies that create social distance and those that reduce close contact of people not regularly together, including limiting gatherings, has proven effective in prior pandemics at delaying rates of transmission and reducing illness and death.” We feel that this action will help protect our docents.