Discover the best top things to do in Ventura County Coast, United States including galerie102, American Legend Mustang, Boccali Ranch Pumpkin Patch, Taft Gardens & Nature Preserve, Channel Islands Harbor, Mission San Buenaventura, Ventura City Hall, Krishnamurti Education Center, Old Creek Ranch Winery, Meditation Mount.
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American Legend Mustang is a tax exempt 501(c)3 California Nonprofit Corporation Tax Exempt # 83-2895868. Located in Ojai, California just 30 minutes northwest of Ventura on a 24 acre family owned ranch. What started as an idea of Shane and Aaron Harris and trainer Bruce Siben later became established in September 2018. We then began rescuing our wild mustangs and with the vision of giving back to the local and surrounding communities through education, public events, programs and fundraising. Our goal is to show what great companions wild mustang horses can be. We rescue wild mustangs from the United States Bureau of Land Management, then we proceed to gentle, train and socialize the mustangs using techniques of natural horsemanship from our trainers Bruce Siben and Samantha Record, with the hopes of placing them into our lease to own program and finding their forever homes or they are placed in our ambassador herd used for visitor experiences, therapeutic programs, veteran program.
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Family owned and operated pumpkin patch, providing quality farm-fresh produce for over 40 years. We offer a variety of pumpkins from tiny to extra large, along with a variety of seasonal squash and decorative gourds and corn. Free admission, daytime hayrides for a fee, and Haunted Hayrides on select Friday & Saturday evenings in October. Visit our website for this year's dates of operation.
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Ojai's best kept secret! Reservations required at taftgardens.org/visit! The majestic 12 acres of the Taft Botanical Gardens are home to some of the most mature and rarest species of plants that can be visited in California. Taft Gardens is a world class destination for botanists, plant enthusiasts and nature lovers. With maintained paths, seating areas and plaques, Taft Gardens provides an incredible respite and learning experience.
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Neighbor to the scenic Channel Islands, Channel Islands Harbor is a working harbor that offers fun-filled water activities for the whole family. About an hour's drive north from Los Angeles, the Harbor features several beach-lined parks and coastline for picnics and surfing, as well as nearby biking and walking paths. While at the Harbor, visit our many shops and dine at one of several restaurants with menus ranging from deli sandwiches to Brazilian cuisine. Be sure to check out the Channel Islands Maritime Museum with its ever-changing exhibitions, world-class maritime art, and ship models.
There is a very nice Farmers Market at the harbor every Sunday from 10a-2p. Many local fruit and vegetable vendors that are quite inexpensive plus flowers and plants. You can get local honey and there are a few craft vendors, too. A trip to the market on a Sunday morning makes for a great day and a week full of fresh produce.
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Easy to pass by (the necessity of first entering a gift shop might confuse potential visitors) Mission San Buenaventura is a serene sanctuary. Awaiting inside is a hidden gem of serenity, beauty and history. This includes centuries-old historic artifacts in an intimate museum, and a meticulously maintained Spanish colonial-era Roman Catholic mission (circa 1809) whose sanctuary area contains an exact replica of “The Pieta” marble sculpture in Vatican. Only one hundred of these copies were created.
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San Buenaventura City Hall started out as the Ventura County Courthouse and was built in 1912. It is a State of California Historical Landmark, listed on the National Register for Historic Places. The building sports a copper sheathed dome and an elegant Italian marble foyer. Between the first and second floor windows of City Hall are Gargoyles type faces of priests which serve as a historical reminder that the City of San Buenaventura was one of the nine original Mission towns founded by Father Junipero Serra and Franciscan friars in 1782. You can also see art work by local artists that is displayed on the first and second floors of City Hall. The Ventura City Hall came close to being burned by the Thomas Fire that raged through Ventura in early December 2017. Thanks to the quick response of the Fire Department, it was saved.
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The Krishnamurti Education Center is located in the former home of author/philosopher J. Krishnamurti. Visitors can browse the library, meditate in the Quiet Room, or explore the grounds. The Center is open Thursdays - Sundays, 1 pm - 5 pm.
If you are interested in Krishnamurti's teachings you will find here an incredible amount of first clase material.
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Ventura County's only rural winery in scenic Ojai Valley with extensive outdoor lounging areas for enjoying wine and picnics. Shaded guest areas for sunny days, as well as fire pits during cooler weather. A short 10 minute drive from downtown Ventura or downtown Ojai. Rustic elegance on an 800+ acre cattle ranch with vineyards, orchards and premium wine. No reservations required for wine tastings. Wine tasting available Thursday, Friday, Saturday & Sunday, 11 am to 5 pm. No children over 2 yrs. No dogs.
This winery is one of the nicest wineries we have ever been to! Its so beautiful here and their wines are exceptional. Make sure you bring a picnic, buy a bottle and stay a while to enjoy.
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The mission of Meditation Mount, a nonprofit organization, is to promote the building of an enlightened and compassionate world through the power of creative meditation, inspirational educational programs, and community-based events focused on the practical application of universal spiritual principles. We have an International Garden of Peace, Meditation Room, Reading Room and gift shop to explore. Please observe the quiet of this sacred space. Meditation Mount is supported entirely by visitor donations. Alcoholic beverages and smoking are strictly prohibited on our grounds and food must only be consumed on the terrace tables. Please observe silence throughout the garden, the viewpoint and the Meditation Room. The entire Mount property is CLOSED to the public during our recovery from the Thomas Fire. The office is open Wednesday 12:00pm-1:00pm for phone inquiries.
Delicious gardens with views to die for! Plenty of quiet places to meditate and commune with nature. Down the street from Krishnamurti Foundation and Pepper Tree Retreat!
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