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I viewed the Ortega Adobe from the sidewalk recently. It was closed at the time. It definitely looks like a relic from the past. I'm glad it is still around. read more
215 W Main St
Ventura, CA 93001
(805) 658-4726
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Ortega Adobe opens at 9:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
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Ortega Adobe closes at 4:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Mon-Sun 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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The places to shop down on main have never disappointed, from antique stores to trinket shops, well…read moreknown brands and a few local ones in between, I always leave with a bag full of goodies. They also have cute coffee shops and cafes throughout main street and full on restaurants too!! (some of them have gluten free and vegan options, just read the menu) Parking: free public parking spots around downtown, some pay to park on the street closer to main. They also have free events throughout the year, farmers markets, car shows and more.
Ending our weekend getaway, we took a stroll down Main Street in Downtown Ventura to do a little…read moreshopping. On a Sunday most stores open at 11am. So, it's best to grab brunch or visit nearby sites like Serra Cross or the Ventura Pier before you shop. There are free parking lots in the area, but by the time we headed over around 11:30 am, all the free spots were taken, so we used the metered parking which was pretty reasonable. Mission San Buenaventura is located on Main Street and offers services. The church is beautiful and Sunday service was very well attended. You'll also find many thrift and antique stores with reasonable prices. I loved that Main Street included a variety of stores and restaurants without including the cheesy and touristy gift shops. We had an enjoyable lunch at Immigrant Son caffe, purchased some sodas at a really cool candy store called Rocket Fizz and visited Very Ventura, a gift shop with a nice collection of Ventura related gifts. I purchased some stickers for my Yeti and a hat.
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Oh gosh! I cannot believe I haven't written a review! I really like this hike. It's not too hard…read more There's a bit of an incline going up but you'll survive! The view once you get to the top , where the cross is ... absolutely gorgeous!
This is a beautiful place with stunning views. Just to see the cross up high looking over the ocean…read moreis breathtaking. There is a lot of history here, so make sure you read about it on the sign at the top of the stairs that looks down on the cross. There is also ample parking. The next time I come back will be at sunset!
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Such an attractive building and has good and friendly people that work there. In front of the…read morebotanical gardens. Nice location. If you need to go there, it is a nice experience.
I walked alongside the front of San Buenaventura City Hall recently. I enjoyed my visit. The…read morebuilding has beautiful architecture. There are some great landscape views from it. I would recommend taking precaution when venturing to or from the city hall on foot as there are some steep streets surrounding it.
06.30.2023
We were so fortunate to visit the Gardens during their wonderful hummer exhibition. Hummingbirds…read moreand informative displays are located throughout the Garden. There are new paths to explore, interesting displays to enjoy and of course, the amazing views when you get to the top. Benches are strategically placed throughout the Garden for rest if needed, shade if desired and simply to enjoy the moment. Bring water as you'll be glad you did on these warm days. Remember to wear your sunscreen and enjoy. Ample free parking in the lot out front.
Heads up to local seniors who may want to build up their aerobic fitness in the foothills above…read moreVentura Harbor with a perfectly maintained path, gentle rise, and fabulous scenery. For a $45/year membership you can train all year on a 2.5 mile loop through the plants native to Chili, South Africa, Mediterranean, Australia and CA with blooms that change through the seasons. There's no gym that can provide the meditative immersion in nature that the botanical garden gives you. The path's surface is amenable to walkers. There's only an outhouse -so that may be a problem. Coming from out of town? Got children? Perfect place to take them for breathtaking views of the harbor, fun exhibits (like the one on hummingbirds going on now) and a place to eat your bagged lunch. Kids under 18 free. Adults $7 without a membership.
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My daughter Saja had a wonderful time It was an experience…read moreof a lifetime It is safe, fun and a unique experience She learned so much and got to see beautiful places and to be close to nature I highly recommend it
My daughter sofia had a wonderful trip to hawaii with wild traveler when she was 14. two years…read morelater she still talks about it and thinks of hawaii as the greatest place. we recently moved to hong kong from new york and to convince her to come here i told her it was similar to hawaii. ryan was great and very responsive and helpful to resolve any doubts or questions. he's a pro.
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Mission Basilica San Buenaventura is the 9th of the 21 California missions. While going up to San…read moreFrancisco, we made a stop at MBSB to stretch out our legs. This is one of the smallest missions I've visited but one of the prettiest and most peaceful. Come visit this mission!
We stumbled upon Mission Basilica San Buenaventura by chance and didn't even realize it was right…read morein downtown Ventura! Unfortunately, we didn't have time to see the whole place, but we did get to step inside the church, and it was absolutely beautiful -- peaceful, historic, and full of charm. We're definitely planning to come back to tour the entire mission next time. A lovely hidden gem in the heart of Ventura!
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I've been to this adobe historical park and venue a few times over the last few years…read more The grounds are clean and spacious with plenty of guest parking. They have their own parking lot and also have about a good 20 spaces right in front of the historical house area. I've been here over the years for concerts and more recently an event. This is a great lowkey space for events and I particularly like when they hold the regular concert series here in the spring and summer. Once inside the Adobe house area, it isn't too big but can be spacious enough for a couple hundred people . There are public restrooms near the front entrance and otherwise it's an open courtyard where the event promoters bring their own tables, chairs, and decor. Every time I've come here there has been sporadic seating and food/drink vendors, depending on the event. I like this venue as it's not too far from the freeway and close by the harbor for some pre-post meals.
First time at this place and I think it's a great spot for events. I went for a quinceañera. Just…read moreso reminiscent of all the fiestas i imagine, happened here when California was part of Mexico círca 1847. We had such a blast. We didn't even feel the cold! No heaters or anything just pure dancing. I'd get a bit cold and I'd hit the dance floor. I'm sure heaters could be rented to keep guests warm on chilly nights.
I came here for an event today so really my review is tailored more towards the events that Casa is…read moreholding but also to acknowledge the fabulous grounds and building though I admit I don't have full context for the history or background. I would definitely come back here to learn about the house and to take the guided tour. This wasn't the purpose for me coming today but the gentleman who works here noted that it's a great tour and I know friends who have enjoyed learning about the family and the history of the house, getting a deeper dive of information. I came here with some friends for their first hosted event Sound Bath. A wellness day if you will. From start to finish everything was very organized and thoughtful. The staff hosting the event and the spiritual wellness guide and sound healer was wonderful. Everyone was nice and you felt welcomed. Not pretentious and just very positive and good vibes. We had a nice group and everyone was respectful and on time for the sound bath so it went off without issue. It was a relaxing experience and the grounds were very nice to hold this outdoor event. The birds were chirping, the sun was shining, we found an area with shade, very nice. Very faint sounds of cars in the distance here and there which wasn't ideal but out of their control and once things settled in you really couldn't hear much external noise. After the relaxing sound bath we were offered tea and light pastry snacks. I opted for a water and began exploring the grounds instead of partaking in the refreshments. The grounds are lush and lovely, very zen. Loved the beautiful trees and walkways with small fountains and running water. It was green and pretty all around from the recent rains. Definitely a great location for events and to learn a little SB history. I will definitely do my research and come back again soon.
Yikes, this is an expensive tour but it is a rarity to see a period house with most of the original…read moreoccupants furnishings etc. The tours are docent led and very informative. If you like these types of tours, this one is quite worth it.
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Cute little stop , faucet of fresh mineral water and a corral with chairs to sit and take pictures…read more Something different and quirky
I'm not sure how I feel yet about the water itself. I do appreciate and love that the water has…read morebeen made available to anyone wanting it. I just recently stopped by and got some water only to realize that there is lots of debris in the water floating around when I shake it. Has anyone else seen this? I tried it when I first got there dumped out my mountain valley spring water bottle and filled it up and immediately checked and it had debris in it. Got home tried a different clear glass bottle, washed out clean and still debris in the water. If you have, does it not bother you at all?? Are we supposed to filter the water when we get home? I'm not sure if that's just all part of it being natural spring water. But anyways- just a heads up that it does have small debris particles in the water!
This Adobe is quite well maintained, at least it appears that way. There is a plaque noting the…read morestatus as a California Registered Historic Landmark No. 721. The address 11 East Carrillo St. Is prominently displayed. The doors are locked. There are no posted hours. Looking inside I see a big bankers meeting room table and chairs. So I don't know what is up with the historical status, but it looks like the bank owns it and it is part of their offices. Sorry.
Amazing that this 185 year building is still standing. Stop #4 on the Red Tile Walking Tour.read more
Old historic lighthouse at the mouth of Port Hueneme harbor. Unremarkable, but the breakwater…read morearound it is somewhat scenic. Not worthwhile as a destination unless you are really into lighthouses. The lighthouse is fenced off (no access), but a sign (which has fallen off the fence and lying on the ground) states free tours are available the 3rd Saturday of each month (10 am - 3 pm). Easily accessible at the end of the road along the ocean just west of Port Hueneme Beach Park.
What a lovely day walking the trails in Ojai. The town has a special feel and we so enjoyed the…read morescenic beauty and serene environment. We also looked at property and visited an open house along our trail wandering. The weather was perfect, people so kind and the scenery and natural surroundings were therapeutic. Highly recommended
I just really love and adore Ojai. It's the perfect getaway destination or easy access for those of…read moreus that live in county to feel like we are "getting away" yet from Ventura it's under a 30 minute drive. The city is charming and so are the stores. Shopping is plentiful and they have great unique stores in this town. From clothing, to art, home goods and mystical finds - there is something for everyone. The stores vary, some are reasonably priced and some more expensive to reflect the higher end vacationers but that's any city for the most part. I love the restaurant scene here as it's growing and they've got some pretty wonderful restaurants and bakery's in this town. If you like beer they've got Topa Topa and for wine there are many many options. Some of my personal favs are Ojai Roots and the Ojai Wine Company. If you aren't here to shop or dine, this is an active community with beautiful hiking and recreation areas. Plenty of places to have a more rigorous hike or simple shaded areas and parks in the town that are kid friendly. Ojai is known for its sound baths, day spas, and meditation mountain. There is really so much to do here and see for a long weekend. I get why so many people come here, it's a magical little town away from the big cities with beautiful nature and weather. I'm happy that this town is accessible to me from where I live and I love bringing people here for the day.
As Veteren's Memorials go, this is pretty typical...as it should be. Having said that, I have a…read morefeeling there's more to this memorial than meets the eye. And i don't mean on some spiritual or artistic level. I think there might be artifacts buried inside the memorial itself. Why, you ask? Because i happened to be riding my bike past the area during construction and i saw them placing artifacts inside of a plastic case surrounded by rebar before pouring the concrete. Now, I don't know what these artifacts were, but I'm finna find out and I know just how to do it: First, I'm going to drive down to the Port of Hueneme where they have these mobile x-ray scanners used by the Department of Homeland Security's department of Customs and Border Protection. Then, I'm going to buy a pad of paper and some drawing implements at Aaron Brothers Art Mart in Ventura. I'll draw a diagram of the memorial with the artifacts drawn in lighter shading within the obelisks. Lastly, I'll ditch the whole project and just kneel at the base of the memorial in honor of the men who died for this great nation.
I love this cute little library! The staff set up arts and craft activities for the children on…read moreoccasion like rock painting, and my daughter adores playing with the diverse range of toys they offer, including but not limited to their farmer's market station, the train, farm animals, astronaut and spaceship set, marine animals, and more! They had story time with singing in their back garden at one point, and my daughter thoroughly enjoyed attending it outdoors by the way!
A pleasant little library for those of us who love being surrounded by words and knowledge, this…read moresmall library connected with the Ventura County library system has a good selection of research books on local history, paperbacks, and small tables near a window for reading said books. Computers are available and there is a kids section well away from the adult section.
I love this library! The library workers are kind, knowledgeable, and approachable…read more I had my books sent here and held here as my library is getting remodeled. The books were here and easy to find. I appreciated the help, the cleanliness and the air conditioning. My daughter has been going here to study as it is quiet and peaceful. I recommend this library.
I haven't been to this library in a long time. My son is doing research on Albert Einstein and I…read morethought it would be a great idea to go to the library and check out a book about Albert Einstein. The man in the counter was very helped, he let us know where we could find the book we were looking for. He also let me know that I already had an account with them and I could pay $1 for a replacement card. They only take cash for the payment. This library has different activities for young children can do. Today my children received a bag with a craft to work on at home. I liked that they have a self check out system, which is so easy to use.