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Camarillo's Highlights and History

The local residents would say they love Camarillo because it is a clean, friendly, safe place to live. The city boasts an excellent school system and offers both agricultural and commercial employment. Some local attractions include the Camarillo Premium Outlets, Old Town Camarillo, and The Western Foundation of Vertebrate Zoology – a facility that is internationally respected as a repository for ornithological specimens.

Camarillo is rich in history that has shaped their current quality of life. The city of Camarillo is named after The Camarillo Family. During the late 1800’s, Juan Camarillo obtained an almost 10,000 acre piece of land called Rancho Calleguas, given originally to Jose Pedro Ruiz during the Mexican Land Grants, and then called it the Camarillo Ranch. The ranch still sits on that same parcel of land today.

Following Juan Camarillo’s death in 1880, his son Adolfo then took over the ranch at the young age of 16. Adolfo owned and operated the ranch for the following 68 years as a cattle ranch and then progressed into crop farming. Adolfo was hailed as an “innovator” by introducing the ranch to lima beans, barley, corn, alfalfa, walnuts, and citrus. With the help of Chumash Indians, the ranch also planted two distinct rows of eucalyptus trees – these trees still line parts of the north side of the 101 Ventura Freeway today.

Adolfo was considered “one of the last Spanish Dons,” hence, the city naming themselves after their family. The 6,000 square-foot, 14-room Camarillo Ranch house, although the land parcel has been wittled down to a small 4 ½ acres, is the pride of the city and offers tours three days a week.

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