.....access to big city amenities. With its excellent schools, low crime rate and affordable real estate market, Camarillo is a great place to raise a family.

Among the wide-open spaces, green rolling hills and peaceful atmosphere, Camarillo boasts a mix of established neighborhoods and new home developments. Smaller condominiums and townhouses can be found starting in the low-$300,000s. Single-family homes start in the low-$400,000 range for two-bedroom homes. Newer model homes start in the mid-$600,000s and run up to $1 million and more. Estate homes and houses featuring city and mountain views can run up to $6 million.

Residents have a wide array of recreational options to choose from. The city operates.....

.....five community parks and 16 neighborhood parks, an indoor public swimming pool and many youth and adult sports programs. There are more than 30 miles of bicycle routes as well as many rural roads for biking. Six public and 10 private golf courses are within a 20-mile radius. Additionally, the Channel Islands National Park, the Santa Monica Mountains Recreational Area and the Los Padres National Forest are all within a minimal driving distance. Consequently, Camarillo residents can enjoy hiking, camping, snow or water skiing, fishing, horseback riding, and sailing (among other activities) easily in a single day.

Camarillo offers a wide variety of options when it comes to shopping, dining and entertainment. The restoration of the “Old Town” area has added a number of shops and restaurants for residents to choose from. For those seeking a bargain, the Camarillo Premium Outlets feature over 125 fine outlet stores, including some very upscale names you won't find at other outlet malls. Camarillo also fills the niche of the smaller, specialized shopping experience very nicely with many community-oriented shopping centers.

Camarillo is well represented with cultural activities. This includes the Camarillo Arts Council, including the Summer Concerts in the Park; the Camarillo Community Theater; the Camarillo Children's Theater; Community Band Concerts; the Camarillo Art Center; the Camarillo Celtic Festival; the Camarillo Fiesta Association and Annual Fiesta and Street Faire; the Pleasant Valley Historical Society; and the Camarillo Ranch Foundation.

Occupying just over 19 square miles of land, the city enjoys an unusually high percentage of college-educated and professionally employed residents. That has led to Camarillo becoming a popular location for the high tech and specialty products industries. The city’s many newer business parks, combined with its superior weather and rural surroundings are attracting a number of quality firms.

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