Stopped in for strawberries, not to pick strawberries as it was midday and the Sun was strong. Very…read morecute farm stand but the biggest takeaway for me was the person there, I believe her name was Kennedy(?). She was SO nice, respectful, and knowledgeable - I was completely blown away by her as a good human being. I've gotten so used to bad behavior being the norm and it was so refreshing to meet her. She told us about the farm, farmers, and the strawberries were delicious. The stand was nicely stocked with a good variety. We walked around the grounds after and it was so beautiful and so many veggies, flowers, and herbs were flourishing. Looking forward to come back to pick some goodies.

Officially my go-to for strawberry picking. My parents found this place and our whole family came…read morehere. Nobody else was picking but there were billions (just kidding, I don't know how many actually) of beautifully red ripe strawberries hanging heavy off of their leaves. The strawberry rows were flanked by lovely sunflower and flower rows. The whole farm is a lovely refreshing sight from the city scene, with the big open blue sky and hills in the distance, and cute farm aesthetics everywhere, like the rusty old pickup truck that resembles Tow Mater (from Pixar's Cars movie) behind the bright purple flowers in front, and wooden wagons and the wood painted structures of the store and bathrooms. It's nicely fenced in off the main highway but there's a small road between the highway and farm so it's quiet and you can't even tell that the highway is there. There were SO many gorgeously red strawberries everywhere! We picked nearly two boxes full, they provide large cardboard boxes with the little green plastic cartons inside. So enjoyable to spend time picking in such clean, well kept rows of fruit. The store where you pay for the fruit and entrance fees also sells a variety of vegetables and preserves and various other rustic things. The woman tending the store was sweet and gave us so many tips on keeping and washing and preparing the strawberries. We couldn't stop eating them ever since we got home. I just made strawberry tarts with them and they are so sweet and delicious. So excited to come back in future years! Two boxes is not enough of glorious springtime-summery sweetness!

They have two locations this one and one named Patty's farm in Somi's. I would never shop here…read moreunless you want to be robbed every time they have a son named Fernando that works the register and overcharge each customer a few dollars here a few dollars there by the end of the day, he's robbed all the customers out of over $100 or so if you shop here make sure you're being charged correctly

First time here and already saw the produce are better than store produce. The owner is kind and…read morevery helpful. I love avocados and there's a massive size difference. The produce is fresher, the color is more vivid, cleaner and again the size is a big difference. I mean $5 for 5 avocados for the size of my hand. Hands down better quality!

One of my very favorite things about Camarillo is McGrath's bougie farm stand. It's worth the few…read moreextra dollars for their fresh vegetables. Your purchase supports a small business and their goods are delicious take a meal from great to amazing. Open 7 days a week, right off the 101 with parking.

The person at the counter was very knowledgeable and friendly. They have fresh fruit, vegetable and…read moreegg selections and some jams, preserves, olive oil and roasted pistachios. They are a bit pricier than the grocery store but you're paying for local and better quality, imo. Their shop is like a small barn and set up to look like one. It's kitschy but not bad. Will definitely be picking up berries and eggs from here.

Good Farms was the Ventura Farm Day event center. Various community services for the agricultural…read morecommunity had booths. There were also demonstrations gardens, a booth about beneficial (and not so beneficial) bugs. Our favorite part was a booth sponsored by Sprouts and some growers filled with baskets of fruits and vegetable for the taking. We took home zucchini, onions, tomatoes and potatoes. Time to make stew.

In the middle of our touring Ventura County at resources on the 2017 Farm Day, we arrived at Good…read moreFarms. Conscious of the clock ticking, we didn't spend a lot of time there, but I did take a few minutes to soak up the environment of acres of fresh strawberries stretching in the sun. The folks hosting tour members had equipment on display, and various team members talking with the guests, explaining about their growing techniques. They had a water truck distributing a sprinkling on the driveway and parking area to keep the dust down. That was really considerate. My impression was, "All schools should take their students on field trips so that suburban / urban kids can learn that their food doesn't just come from the grocery store." The vibe at Good Farms lent itself to that kind of teaching experience. Hooray for their strawberry and blueberry crops!

My favorite place to grab a box of strawberries! They always pick their strawberries the day of…read morewhen they are ripe. They grow their own version of strawberries that you can't buy at the stores. Totally worth the wait and drive! Friendly staff and always happy to support a local family business. Check their Instagram page to find out when they are open.

Best berries around! Just wish we could get them year round. Everyone very friendly and helpful.read more

$20 for 450gr strawberries at Millie stone. Why so expensive??…read more Must be very special for this price.

The best Gaviota variety of strawberries around! I make county fair winning jams with their fruit!!read more

There are so many wonderful Farmer's Markets in Ventura County. This is the 3rd one I have visited…read moreand it didn't disappoint. The vendors are incredibly kind to let you try samples of the goods. We tried Salsa, Kefir and pastries. It was nice to see a new coffee vendor Bonito Coffee that I have not heard of before and it was a tasty coffee. Lots of produce vendors there and a few unique vendors like dog chews and treats, crochet items and wooden boxes with secret drawers. One of the farmer markets you need to try on a Saturday when visiting Camarillo.

I am a certified sucker for a farmers market, and this one did not disappoint…read more I was out traveling with family for a quick overnight trip to the beach. The hotel we stayed in was 5-8 minutes from this gem . I made it a point to show up early as to not have to fight crowds or parking. Parking was great and the perfect number of other people there. I walked, shopped and talked. I saw some awesome things and some things I had seen before. There was live music, old guy killing it on the guitar with a donation jar. The majority of the shops were very chill, very friendly, very happy to see a new face. And they could all tell I was from out of town, all the picture taking may have given it away. I tried the le soup's chocolate and almond croissant. It was great, the owner told me it was twice baked so it was be very flaky..messy.(this man knew what he was talking about, as it was good as it was messy) The beautiful flowers always get me going because we live in California and have such an awesome variety. I live in central CA and everything I would have purchased here would have died on the way home or when I got there. (105 temperatures are a regular thing here) The 2 places that had a line 5+ people long were the coffee shop and the fresh fish place. It's always interesting to see what people are into in different people in places are into. I will probably come back when I'm in the area again and I look forward to seeing even more great things!

Dear Hubby is the Costco King at our house. He reports that Houweling's Tomatoes are often…read moreavailable there. That's got to be a substantial contract for any farm business. While on the Ventura County Farm Day self-guided tour yesterday, as we pulled up to their property, all I could say was, "Wow!". It's a major operation, and clearly a high-tech one. Videos of their usage of solar panels and water-conserving technology online help explain the operation. During Farm Day, inside tours were offered, but all the spots were filled. Still, they had bins of tomatoes available to take home for a donation. They also presented at least a dozen free recipe cards for free featuring - tomatoes! Most all looked yummy. Great hospitality from Houweling's. I had no idea that this kind of large-scale growing operation existed nearby. Viva Ventura County tomatoes!

The most delicious and flavorful green house tomatoes in the world,…read more They can be purchased at Costco. They also have amazing delicious cucumbers too

It's basically a really nice spot to pick up some beer, wine, or spirits. The pricing is…read morecompetitive with the chain stores, but the selection here is better. "Market" to me implies that they have deli sandwiches and other food, but they do not. There are some chips, candy and ice cream, but you can't assemble a picnic lunch.

Super kind people and always looking to add items to the shop if they don't have them. Love this…read moreplace!

Stopped in to Home Depot for some irritation supplies. I planted some new shrubs and needed some…read moredrip line and micro spray emitters. I picked up a few other items and headed back home to complete the project. Highly recommended

A last minute trip to Home Depot became the highlight of my evening thanks to Daisy!…read moreI needed to find project boards for two signs that I'm putting together for an outdoor event. I asked the first person I saw for help, a young lady named Daisy. Daisy was quick to show me the different selections of project boards, help me pick out wood stain finishers, and helped me select the proper brush for an oil based stain. Thank you Daisy for going the extra mile to help me find what I needed!