Ventura County has a few Landmarks. Two Trees, the San BuenaVentura Mission and the Ventura Pier to…read morename a few. One the most distinguished is the looming mountain range visible from all points north of the Grade, known as the Topa Topa Bluffs. The granite cliffs mark pronounced diagonal etches across the mountains face. Often when one thinks of going to the mountains, these are the mountains one had in mind. Usually when venturing into the Los Padres National Forest the highest Mecca available is Reyes Peak atop Pine Mountain road, and that is where we often end up. Indeed Reyes Peak is a sight to behold, and arguably one of the best campsites in the tri counties. But to truly reach "those mountains" the Topa Topa Bluffs, you have to do your homework. You cannot simply drive up the "33" and get there like you can with Reyes Peak. Access is available by permit only, through the Ojai Ranger station. The road to the bluffs is OHV access only; therefore a locked gate bars access from the general public. The ranger district only allows 15 vehicles up per day. Unbelievably, after roaming these mountains for decades, I had never been to the Bluffs. But a year ago, I did some research and found the way to get to the Bluffs. Once I had my permit, and access code, I headed into the forest. Arriving at the gate, I felt like a kid with a backstage pass to Disneyland. As I unlocked the gate, headed thru and locked from behind, I felt the puzzled stares from other less fortunate campers. They didn't have access! Huahhhh...Hauuhhhh! Only I did, I alone had domain over this sacred land! Sorry, back to reality. I engaged four wheel drive, and proceeded to tear up the road. There are miles and miles of off road travel to be enjoyed, steep ascents, and uneven road abound. Off the main road it splits to the left or right. To the right the road leads to a old fire watchtower. Convivebly you could camp here, but there is one site with a fire ring and bench a few miles before you get to the tower. Taking the road to the left your journey hugs the mountain edge then dips into the valley for unspoiled views of Pierda Blancas, and Rose Valley Lake. Once on the mountain edge the road ends at a trail head that will take you directly to the Topa Topa Bluffs. A mile before the road ends there is the one singular campsite. From the site, you have clear views of the Oxnard Plain, the Ojai Valley, and the Bluffs themselves, so close you can make out the diagonal ruts visible form the city. On May 23rd 2008 I visited the Bluffs for the second time. The weather did not cooperate and while we did stay the night, the temperature stayed at an icy 36f degree. Visibility was only 15-20 feet, so we did not get the views I have loved. I cannot wait to return. The solitude of the place inspires meditation, with only 2 campsites off the entire road, you can be assured privacy and silence. Just you and the bluffs.

Great views. We climbed up the Pratt Trail which gave us great views all the way up. Be sure to…read morelook for the geological stamp while you are up there . Views are spectacular. You can see the Channel Islands and Topa Topa on a clear day. Breath taking. We took the Gridley back and that was a nice and less steep trail back down.

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.

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.

This a nice little museum in Ojai. I got to check out some history and wonderful paintings. I…read morereally like the paintings that shows the scenery, some of which I had seen. It's located in a very walkable route from other places of interest in Ojai.

Admission is technically free/a suggested donation, but given the quality of the museum, everyone…read moreshould be donating to keep it going. There is fine art being exhibited, there are exhibitions about the rich human history of Ojai Valley, there are even exhibitions of its natural history-- there is a lot to learn from this institution. On my visit, there was an interactive art installation where you can draw a small piece and add to the museum installation yourself. It's perhaps catered first towards kids, but anyone can (and should) take part!

This place was so amazing great place to get close to ostrich. The own himself gave my family a…read moreprivate tour it was so informative and all the details he gave us have me so amazed. The location it self it's beautiful near mountains. They also have restrooms and playground for kids. They also have little shop they sell ostrich eggs which are huge and they even have home made honey. Amazing place would definitely be going back!!

Such a great little place! We did a tour in the morning with five kids under 7, and the gentleman…read moregiving the tour was so accommodating to antsy little bodies needing to move around. I'm so sorry I didn't catch his name, but he was very knowledgeable and so kind. I'll absolutely be recommending Quail Run Ranch to every one!

Beautiful park . Stopped by and sat at a bench while we enjoyed our ice cream…read more Well kept park. The fountain is nice and loved seeing the kids playing in it.

We always make a little pit stop at this park whenever we're in Ojai. It's right in the heart of…read moretown and pretty big. The classic Ojai archways greets you when you walk through and then the fountains is like the staple of it. The playground is pretty well maintained and looks pretty new. Not only a playground, there's also tennis courts as well as an amphitheater towards the back. There's also somewhat has of a small little trail that could be somewhat of a hiking trail. The grassy area is well maintained and well manicured. It's always pretty busy with people lounging and enjoying some rest and relaxation as well as kids all over the playground having the time of their lives.

I absolutely adored their outdoor seating area! We were the first people when they opened & they…read morequickly accommodated our table of 7 + a baby. The staff was very kind (and patient) with our rowdy group. We brought pizza in from Ojai Pizza Co, which is allowed, but you just have to make sure to clean up after yourself! Wines were pretty good, I liked the Syrah and the rest of my party enjoyed the Red Blend.

We love visiting the Majestic oak Vineyard wine shop in Ojai! Not only do they serve fantastic…read morewines but they also have a great staff that works tirelessly to make your experience fun and enjoyable. Whether you sit indoors or outside it's a great time Sto sit back enjoy some wine and relax!

OVA Arts is located in downtown Ojai. The gallery showcases a variety of original art forms and…read morecontemporary crafts from local artists from Ventura and Santa Barbara counties. They display and sell the varied artist's custom jewelry, paintings, photography, pottery, sculptures, glass art, woodcrafts and much more. If you're looking for a special and unique gift or something for your own personal space, OVA Arts offers a wide variety of one-of-a-kind creations. They encourage visitors to leisurely browse and enjoy the in-house multitude of different mediums throughout the gallery.

I'm not white and I was followed by the person working at the store on 12/28/25 after 430pm. I…read morewalked in from the back entry and the worker acknowledged me. I walked around the store and I was not the only patron. I walked around and noticed the worker behind me. I realized what was happening and I went behind the worker to verify my suspicions that I was being followed. The worker turned herself to face me and ignored other patrons in the store. I left after her profiling was clear. This was not the first time I was profiled that day. Do better with your staff. I'm never coming back and will tell others to not come to the store.

Great guide to art galleries, museums and all things art in the entire Ojai Valley. Beautifully…read moredesigned, written with a helpful map.

My wife and i booked all 16 RV sites and both party areas for two days and turned CC into our dream…read moregetaway vacation in Ojai. Surrounded by friends and family, we partied for the whole weekend with great weather in a well-maintained park. Access to San Antonio Creek was much appreciated for our wedding party photos. See for yourself!

This is my second year camping here. It was my first year in their new Tent camping area. It is…read moresuch a beautiful location next to the creek. Fell alseep to the sound of running water. Sites are alittle tight but that is camping in most of southern California. I wish they could install another set of bathrooms closer to the new area, its abit of a walk at night. The park and the bathrooms were very clean. We didnt have any interaction with the camp host as the facilities were well maintained and the other campers respectful. Randy the Rooster was a special little visitor everyday that the kids really enjoyed. They are hoping to see him again next year.

We visited Libbey Bowl for the first time to see one of our favorite bands, the legendary…read more THIEVERY CORPORATION. The venue was interestingly intimate. The layout reminded me of Santa Barbara County bowl, only smaller. The people were Uber chill & the sound system was top tier! especially during the acoustic guitar performances! They had $5.00 mini tacos (chicken & beef) w fabulous deep fried potato tacos . We tried them all . The beer & mixed drinks also flowed throughout the nights fun, a bit pricey, but that's expected at live venues. The staff was great, as was the experience. Wouldn't mind coming back. Thanks!!

I was pleasantly surprised to see ole Billy Blue Eyes (Bill Burr) was going to be so close to my…read morehometown performing in little Ojai and immediately grabbed tickets. The venue was so beautiful! It's small and quaint and not a bad seat in the house. The small outdoor amphitheater definitely became one of my favorites. They had a great little food truck with a good variety of reasonably priced food, I had good interactions with the venue staff and the show was so good! Bill's opener, Dean Delray was hilarious and Bill was hilarious Bill. I hope to see more shows like this in the future.