A National Historic Landmark that brings alive the romance and history of Spanish California

The Rancho Camulos is a 40 acre National Historic Landmark, situated within an 1800 acre working ranch known as the Camulos Ranch Company. The ranch is bounded by low hills on the north, Piru Creek to the west, the Santa Clara River and the Oak Ridge Mountains to the south, and the Newhall Ranch to the east.

Tours & Events

Guided public tours of the grounds and adobe buildings are offered Sundays from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Last tour starts at 3 p.m. Private tours can also be given by appointment. Call 805-521-1501 to schedule a tour.

School Field Trips

Ramona Days, Rancho Camulos Museum

Myth of Old California, Ramona

Artist Day at Rancho Camulos Museum

Artist Day (Spring and Fall)

Wheel Cart, Rancho Camulos Museum

Historic Grounds

National Register of Historic Places

Located outside Piru, California

As Ventura County’s only NATIONAL HISTORIC LANDMARK (NHL), Rancho Camulos is considered the “crown jewel” of Heritage Valley—a tourism enhancement effort designed to promote the region’s diverse cultural heritage while protecting its unparalleled scenic beauty.

 

5164 E Telegraph Road
Piru, California