This was a really fun experience. If you go on a Friday during the summer they have a FREE concert series. Friday is live Jazz and you can bring your own chairs and pack a picnic, just sit back and enjoy the music and people watch. Really enjoyed our little trip done to see Oxnard Historic Farm Park and would highly recommend it!!

The Oxnard Historic Farm Park is a nonprofit dedicated to creating a place where people can learn about the history of the area. Open Tuesdays and Saturdays from 9:00 - 11:00 AM.The Oxnard Historic Farm Park includes:A museum in the main house which will be restored to its original 1870s construction and design.A local history library constructed in the 1890s carriage house.1870s winery originally used to store the wine for the Santa Clara Chapel.A Courtyard of Memories consisting of engraved bricks from brick sponsors.Two small vineyards of 1880s zinfandel vines.A small lemon and avocado orchard.Antique implements.Demonstration crops of plants from the past.Display barn for tractors and thresher.

Very cool and iconic place to visit. Glad I went. Behind Urban Light, I saw some really cool exhibits related to Oxnard Historic Farm Park and even the early American settlements in the area. There is a lot to do and see here, and tons of shops and places to eat. Enjoy!

Sadly is close, maybe Covid 19? The good thing is the garden is keep up. Looking beautiful!

The farm is a tad small but really nice. There are sugar beets, sunflowers, kale, and lemon plants. There is also some old but cool looking equipment

I discovered the Oxnard Historic Park Foundation in the Passport 2 History booklet. Im always looking for interesting and different places to see with my three year old. The grounds are cool and have a nice display of farming equipment, tractors and vegetation. There was a fundraiser setting up when we visited, so keep them in mind for your next rental.There are two structures to explore. The first has some cool artifacts in it and has more of a museum feel. We enjoyed the cool large safe and admired the player piano, though it wasnt currently working. Then we were showed where the main building is and were given the okay to self-explore. Its important to note that they are currently fundraising for the first phase of restoring the house. Unlike many of the other historical sites and museums weve visited, this one is just being put together. Upon exploring the second floor, nearly all the doors had spider webs (complete with spiders) across them, and most of the rooms are empty. There was some cool things, like the piano which my son loved. There was some cool old signs and historical memorabilia, but Im more excited to watch this place grow into a place of beauty. Right now it is fun as it has that kind of exploring and old haunted house kind of vibe. So just note the above and dont let the kids wander too far in front of you as I could imagine injury happening at the moment.As far as rating, I almost gave this a 3... but since its a work in progress, its free and the grounds are lovely... I think it deserves a solid 4.Heres the key: There are also TWO playgrounds just next door if youd like to let the kids play... or better yet, bundle a few of the passport 2 history museums together! We visited The Pleasant Valley Historical Society Museum & Botanical Garden AND the Reyes Adobe all on the same day!

Brought back childhood memories i lived in that house as a kid .

This project is a work in progress, keeping Oxnards history alive, providing education and raising money to complete the restoration of the historic farm house.Check their website for a calendar of activities and especially dont miss Oktoberfest! Oxnard was a German afterall.

I went there for a field trip and it was one of the best ones I have ever gone to, its really interesting and fun.

No restrooms anywhere docked 2 stars for this, limited grounds to use. Not very well thought out

Seen from the outside. It looked great. Great for the kids. Take the kids and learn.

Family friendly historical park with artifacts from Oxnards early days as an agricultural epicenter.

Is fun and active for kids

Part of Oxnards historical agriculture and farm life culture. Using GPS I found this place otherwise it seemed like a Time Warp in a out of place neighborhood.

Super Fun historic site. The park is always pristine n upkept.

I enjoy the fun family events that are held for the public, fascinating historical photos. What a great place to take kids as well!

This is a great place to do community service, although the younger guy was rude to me one time I went.

My granddaughter love the climbing jungle gym

Nice park..no bathrooms???? Whats up with that ???

Beautiful place

Interesting old house and farm equipment

Quite place