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In the heart of it all
Imagine having easy access to Malibu, being a quick drive from the West Valley in Los Angeles, and enjoying a drive along the Pacific Coast Highway—all from one spot. When you book a Camarillo vacation rental, you’ll have the advantage of that and so much more. This old farming community-turned-bedroom-community is seemingly a stone’s throw away from everything—and although nothing is quite a “stone’s throw” in traffic-loving Los Angeles, it’s still an ideal spot that puts you in the heart of everything that matters.
A little vintage, a little history
Camarillo is filled with important attractions that have impressive stories to tell. Start with the Camarillo Airport Museum, a structure devoted to those who appreciate the beauty and history of vintage airplanes. Meanwhile, the Pleasant Valley Historical Society is home to both a museum and a whimsical botanical garden. The non-profit Camarillo Ranch House was built in 1892. Today it serves as a museum and features a range of exhibit. Keep an eye out for the symbolic white horses, which played an important role in the ranch house’s history.
Living luxe in Camarillo
Fancy breaking from your Camarillo vacation rental and exploring the lovely surrounds? The city is a lovely spot to enjoy a picnic—take your pick from HIJI Rose Garden, Nancy Bush Park, and Santa Rosa Valley Park, all of which are family-friendly areas with great hiking opps. There are also spas in the area that offer everything from basic nail treatments to one-of-a-kind indulgences that will transport you to another world. Even the nightlife in Camarillo is more of the family-oriented variety, including bowling alleys and sports grills that add lively character to the town.
Seasonal weather in Camarillo
If you're hoping to enjoy some warm-weather activities on your vacation, August, September, July and October are the hottest months to visit, when temperatures average 68°F.
In the midst of the mountains
In Pleasant Valley, Camarillo is bordered by the Camarillo Hills, the Conejo Valley, the Santa Monica Mountains, and the Oxnard Plain. In the distant looms the Santa Susana Mountain range. Camarillo is nothing if not perfectly located—it’s a great spot to be if you want close access to Santa Barbara without the chaos. A variety of sandy beaches add character to leafy, forested parks throughout the city. Of course, you can always venture into nearby Malibu if you’re craving the true LA Beach Experience, but that won’t be necessary when you laze against the waves here, catch a flawless sunset or two, and admire the colorful flowers that dot the landscape.
Traveling to and around Camarillo
Fly into Oxnard, CA (OXR), the closest airport, located 9.7 mi (15.7 km) from the city center. If you're unable to find a flight that fits your schedule, you could book a flight to Hollywood Burbank Airport (BUR), which is 39.2 mi (63 km) away.
If you're traveling by train, the main station serving the city is Camarillo Station.