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Rancho Camulos Museum
5164 E Telegraph Rd, Fillmore, CA 93015, United States
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Pa
Review №1

This visit was a school trip on March 27. 2019 for my daughters who attends Mar Vista Elementary in Oxnard. I have gone on a lot of school trips and I have to say this was the best. They had activities, speakers and even a short play. Make sure to bring walking shoes because there is a lot of walking. The place had a small chapel, a school, housing, barn, Indian huts, a Indian sweat hut, water fountain and lots of lemon and orange trees. Thank the school for letting me attend this trip and thank you to all the staff. They were awesome with the kids and really knowledgeable about the location.

E-
Review №2

Beautiful outdoor venue for any special celebrations. Easy loading & unloading spot. We love delivering here.

Gi
Review №3

Cant describe how peacefully vibe I got there.

St
Review №4

This restaurant in Cozumel was probably the best Mexican food Ive ever had . Im not big on Mexican food but this was fantastic.Service great and they had a drink that they made from the flowers that were growing in the yard ( fantastic.) I recommend anybody going to Cozumel . Do yourself a favor do not let this go buy you without trying it.

Pi
Review №5

THe Rancho is open for only a limited time just a few hours on Sunday.I am not sure if it is still open on Saturday We arrived at about 1:30 pm and a docent waved us over to join a tour. Apparently you have to be a part of a tour to look around. Unfortunately the docent went into a lot of unnecessary detail, but some of things he said were informative. It was not clear where to park which we realized when we walked in that there was parking furthur in.The beautiful barn and winery were not open to the public and it would have been amazing to look inside. The winery needs a new roof and the foundation needs to be redone. Where is the funding for this ?? Only a small part of the Rancho living area was accessible also. It would have been nice to see into the other rooms. Then the sprinklers were on and we had to dodge them. Why not have them on when visitors are there. Why is there not funding to have timers so that they go off at night, Or where is the funding for a proper system !! The building near the road was not mentioned and was closed. The rose garden was not mentioned and I did not see it until we were leaving. So much more could be done here. But never the less an interesting place.

Lo
Review №6

Attended a wedding there yesterday. The historical setting is fabulous besides beautiful with all the Ranchos foliage in bloom. The staff I met gave great customer service and very knowledgeable of the history. Thank you Debbie for your thoughtfulness!

Ma
Review №7

Great warm tour guides.. love the history. Ranch is amazing kept up well. Dont miss out on this experience

Da
Review №8

Lots of historical information regarding the Rancho era in CA. The grounds are still well maintained and available for private use. Be sure to wear sunscreen!

Be
Review №9

Great Museum. A must if you want to learn about early history and California ancestors.

Ro
Review №10

The history of the place is worth stopping and looking around. First cork tree Ive ever seen.

De
Review №11

The Rancho is open for public tours on Saturdays from 10 -2 and Sundays from 1 -4 .Tours generally run about 45 mins . So last tour time on Sat is 1:30 and 3:30 Sun.

Sa
Review №12

Nice and peaceful place to visit.

Ge
Review №13

This is a Must see in Piru California, if your ever looking for Old Ranches with a History this is a Great Place to Visit.Its only open certain weekends, make sure to check their website for hours and days they are open.

Jo
Review №14

It was a great experience i recommend you to visit strongly good time

Cr
Review №15

Ygnacio del Valle established Rancho Camulos in 1853, on part of a Mexican land grant of former Mission lands. Rancho Camulos was the setting for Ramona, an 1884 novel that generated national interest in California. August Rubel purchased the property in 1924 and preserved the significant historic features of the site.

Mi
Review №16

It is an important historic site in California history.

Be
Review №17

Great historical authenticity..Learned alot

Da
Review №18

Amazing history of California.Dont miss this before its gone

Ju
Review №19

It was closed, looked around the outside. Only open Sundays.

Ja
Review №20

It was a beautiful venue for my friends wedding. I plan to return to see the museum in during open hours.

je
Review №21

Its really beautiful, but I dont like the fact that you have to supply ur own dance floor tables and chairs. The parking area isnt great and you have supply ur own lighting even for the walkway to the restroom which is really far from the event.

Jo
Review №22

Enchanting little nook off the 126 with handsome, collapsing walls and rustic charm in spades.

No
Review №23

Beautiful Musuem,and venue

Ch
Review №24

Historical Working Ranch. Tours of historic buildings

Ar
Review №25

Great historical site

Ma
Review №26

Bad service

Id
Review №27

Loved it

Do
Review №28

Great!

Ez
Review №29

The birth place of Ramona and the reason behind the refurbishment of the Missions. This is still a working Orange orchard.

Mi
Review №30

Enjoy!!!!

Al
Review №31

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  • Address:5164 E Telegraph Rd, Fillmore, CA 93015, United States
  • Site:http://ranchocamulos.org/
  • Phone:+1 805-521-1501
Categories
  • Museum
  • Tourist attraction
Working hours
  • Monday:Closed
  • Tuesday:Closed
  • Wednesday:Closed
  • Thursday:10am–1pm
  • Friday:1–4pm
  • Saturday:Closed
  • Sunday:Closed
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