Camarillo Premium Outlets has changed a lot through the years. Midnight Black Friday shopping is a…read moregreat memory for our kids. Although those days are long gone, and many of the stores that made it "premium" are no longer here, it's better than most. There are still some good deals. It's also fairly large so you'll spend a decent amount of time walking through every section. We're usually shopping for something specific -- today it's jeans for the husband. But we always end up with more than planned. :) We browsed through many of the stores, spending much of our time at Lucky Brand, Levi's, Lululemon, adidas, The North Face and Ralph Lauren. We got the best deal on jeans at Levi's and surprisingly found a nice lightweight sweater for him at Lululemon. We like to grab a light snack or drink treat while we shop. Wetzel's Pretzels is a favorite but today we discovered that Boba Time has joined the outlets! Overall, it was a really nice day. I realized when we left that I missed going to Pottery Barn! We'll need to start on that side next time.

JOE'S JEANS & SEVEN FOR ALL MANKIND ARE GONE!…read more I'm really disappointed because I drove down to Camarillo from Santa Barbara to go to Joes jeans and Seven jeans specifically. And yes, I checked the outlet website before I left for hours and it appeared that both stores were active and open. When I arrived, Joes was simply gone. I went over to the kiosk map to check and it was still listed in its usual location. But it had been replaced by another store, Reformation, I believe. An employee of the outlets walked by and said I looked confused and told me the map hadn't been updated in a minute. Disappointed, I then went over to Seven, which was also gone! Replaced by Fabletics, I think. The point is that Joes and Seven are still listed on the outlet website and they are still listed in the on-site kiosks as active stores. Not only am I disappointed that a few of my favorite stores are just gone like that, but I'm especially disappointed at the glaring lack of communication that lead to an entire afternoon being wasted. The outlets otherwise appear to be going down hill. I don't think I'll be back after this.

We've driven by The Collection many times, but it looked kind of small, so we never thought to…read morestop. With nothing really planned today, we took the scenic drive from SCV to Oxnard to finally explore this outdoor mall and have lunch. Very well-maintained and thoughtfully designed, it turned out to be a great experience! There's a good number of stores of different sizes to shop and browse, Target, Century Theaters, Bowlero, park/playground, community areas with games, restaurants and food court. After our lunch we decided to sit at the park area to enjoy the cool cloudy day while watching kids roll around in the grass, people with their dogs and families engaging with each other. After that and some shopping, we ended up spending more time that we expected to. There's more than enough parking all around the mall and in the Target structure. We plan on visiting more often.

It has really fun and playful things to see all around The Collection at Riverpark in Oxnard, and…read morewalking through it felt almost like stepping into a little outdoor world that was made to keep you curious the whole time. The place feels really lively and exciting in a way that teenagers would enjoy a lot because everywhere you look there is something happening with people hanging out, music drifting from different stores, bright colors from the shops, and that warm open air feeling that makes you want to stay longer than you planned. I noticed right away that there were a lot of teenagers there just walking around with their friends, taking pictures, getting snacks, and enjoying the freedom of having so many things to do in one spot. What surprised me the most was how easy it was to have fun there without needing to spend a lot of money or rush from one thing to another. Even just sitting outside near the fountains or the little seating areas felt relaxing and playful at the same time. The decorations and the way the whole place is designed make it feel almost like a small town inside a shopping center which is perfect for teenagers who love taking fun photos or just exploring a place that feels safe and welcoming. I did not realize how much there was to enjoy there until I walked around and saw how many different stores, restaurants, and hangout spots were tucked into the area. I really appreciated how comfortable it felt to just wander around without feeling pressured to buy anything. The atmosphere made it easy to enjoy the moment and I never doubted that the experience was going to turn out the way I hoped it would. I only visited The Collection Riverpark one time in my life before making this review but it left a strong impression on me because of how lively and youthful the whole place felt. It reminded me of the kind of environment where teenagers can feel creative, social, and free to be themselves. It was one of the most enjoyable and energetic outdoor shopping areas I have been to in a long time and I would highly recommend that even teenagers go there because it gives them a place to have fun, take pictures, walk around with their friends, and feel inspired by everything happening around them.

Stopped by the Nike Outlet in Camarillo and had a great experience. Huge selection, great deals,…read moreand the store was clean and well organized. Found some really solid discounts on quality gear, and the staff was friendly and helpful without being pushy. What I like about this location is you can actually find hidden gems if you take your time. Between the pricing, selection, and service, it was definitely worth the stop. If you're at the Camarillo outlets, this is a must-visit.

I feel like I always have to weigh the pros & cons when coming to this location…read more This location has great deals. And the selection is fantastic. I love that. But it's also always packed. And the shoe racks are so close together that it is often very difficult to move around. I know that they're trying to maximize floor space, but I really with there was maybe a foot wider. A little could go a long way. Employees are friendly, but often running around trying to help a bunch of different customers. I always plan on just being 'on my own' when inside. It'll save time not trying to hunt down an employee & wait for them to get you an item/etc. So, if you're willing to deal with large crowds in a somewhat cramped space, then go for it. Enjoy yourself. But if you're looking for a more relaxed shopping experience, there are plenty of other options at the outlets here.

GORGEOUS, family friendly atmosphere. Wonderful place to spend the weekend shopping, going to…read morerestaurants, and walking around.

Large, attractive shopping plaza with big box stores like Michael's, Barnes and Noble, Kohl's, and…read moremany more. It's very convenient to the freeway, with lots of free parking, plus various restaurants to refuel you during your shopping adventures. The stores are good sized with elbow room and high ceilings. The exterior facades were designed with a mix of architecture to give the effect of a village, not a monolithic samey-samey feel. We stopped by two weekends ago while hunting for decor supplies for our daughter's baby shower. My destination that day was Michael's. Dear Hubby headed for B&N to enjoy the periodicals section while I did my thing. That day I didn't have extra time, but I have shopped the Ventura Kohl's previously. There's also a Pet Smart and Sprouts in the plaza. Noted that StoneFire Grill took over for Macaroni Grill. Lots of palm trees grace the parking lot to remind you that you're in Southern California and near the beach.

SuperThrift is under Rescue Mission Alliance nonprofit…read more The store itself is HUGE for my shopping taste. It's a little overwhelming for me to find clothing items. I have been lucky finding some great deals on shoes-- Like new Danskos and Toms. I feel like retail businesses end up donating here, I do tend to see Toms shoes come through a lot. The clothing prices can range from average baseline prices similar (or lower) to Goodwill but some items may have unusually high prices. It's hard to gauge. I did see many clothing items that were stained or looked very worn and were still priced semi higher than expected. HOWEVER, what I want to focus on is the main nonprofit-- Rescue Mission Alliance. They run programs for women and men who are needing shelter due to domestic violence, trafficking, or difficult unhoused situations. People who commit to their programs are allowed to shop at this store for free, so donations do in effect go directly to the people in their shelter programs. So I want to commend the store and nonprofit for their directly giving back donations to their participants via vouchers. I also recommend that this is a great local nonprofit to give your donations to (more purposeful than dropping off at Goodwills)

I had three items and they were tagged apparently they didn't agree with the price on them and…read moretook them back and couldn't sell it to me because it was too cheap made my kid cry I'm so disappointed at this place

Its a experience you will enjoy,trust me if they sell it at home depot you can find it for half the…read moreprice here,the store is a little messy but full of great deals just dont give up and go on a friday to GET THE GOOD STOCK THAT JUST CAME OF THE TRUCK

My Mom loves this store. You can find some treasures if you have time to search. I've found some…read morereally great deals.

Nordstrom Rack is a cool spot. Designer clothes marked down from the prices you'd see in their…read moreretail shops. I get a good amount of clothes from here and really like the Lucky Jeans selection, as they fit me well, and they always have a cool new pair of shoes for a reasonable price. This spot isn't really much different from the one I go to in San Diego. They also have a solid supply of brand name shades, which I appreciate.

I visited the store today, at a counter about to buy a couple of pants and polo…read more Waiting in queue But cashier at counter don't have an urgency to attend to customer in line waiting and tend to prioritize other things at counter

I love love love love this place and am so thankful for the education I've learned from (I think…read moreher name is Theresa?) who runs this place. Definitely grateful to have Sirena Sales in Ventura.

Check this place out. If you don't mind the yard sale feel of this place. All their merchandise is…read moreon big tables and clothes may be piled on but worth looking through their stuff. Mostly I see it's all Costco brand. Clothes are all new, if you are patient to look for your size you are guaranteed a great deal ( usually 50%off or more). They also have. Anne's and boxed goods. All the prices are marked with a sharpie so you know exactly how much everything is, if it doesn't, you asked them, I've tried haggling to no avail. However they usually just round out the price to your benefit. I've gotten a coat for $30, tennis shoes for my son $20 and books for a $1. Just sucks that's only cash accepted, so if you went bananas and bought more than you thought, then you're SOL. So minus one star for the inconvenience.

I needed a new office chair and wanted the Aeron Herman Miller chair however I didn't want to pay…read moreover $2k for an office chair that probably wouldn't get much use. So happy to have found this DWR outlet. They had a wide selection of Aeron chairs from fully loaded to basic configurations. I wish they had more grey colors vs the standard black but for the price, no complaints! Staff were friendly and very helpful! Even helped load it into my car. Next time I need furniture, I'll definitely check out this place.

I love the beautiful designer furniture at affordable prices…read more I was hoping that they would have this Heracleum Pendant II (the small one) this week, and fortunately, they had 3 of them. One was Rose Gold / Copper metal color, more similar to actual twig color. They were having a 25% off sticker price this weekend, which made it easy to make the decision to buy things. Onur was our salesperson. He was quite personable, with a good sense of humor. Onur helped us buy a set of shelves and a mustard Knot Ottoman and the Heracleum Pendant. Every time we come here, there's enough different pieces of furniture to make it worth stopping by when we're in Oxnard.

I came here yesterday…read more Unlike most malls I've been to, this one is really small. The north end is usually empty all the time, so most people go to the south end. The only major shops they have here are Superior and Walmart. Do they even use their lights at all? It looks dark inside. Poor lighting. I've experienced better. That's all.

Unfortunately... I don't consider the Centerpoint a mall really :/ I grew up coming here as a kid…read more. Thrifty's, Lucky's and Payless were faves. Sadly all those are gone ! There are a few food vendors and of course the large Walmart . It's just changed so much, I rarely if ever go there . My relative was robbed here, so just a bit weary . However on the plus , when was at Walmart a few years ago - my bf dropped his wallet and someone ran to give it him. Everything is locked up though , so super annoying . It's busy center with a Superior there also. I much prefer the TO Mall even over the Pacific View Mall .