Santa Paula Travel Guide

 Yaqui Says:  This is another beautiful center piece in the historical downtown area. They show this tower by appointment only. They are even shops in the basement too!Aparently it is one of the many campsite used by the "Portola Expedition"Used August 11, 1769Odd Fellows Town Clock... 

 Yaqui Says:  Santa Clara School house was built in 1896 at the cost of $2,635 to house 35 studentsof different ages from all over the local area. The first teacher was Miss Martha Seaward who was payed a whopping $60 a month. It is still to this day a working school house. They give a... 

 Yaqui Says:  Planted in July 4 in 1879 and is considered a Ventura County Historical Landmark #79. Me and the hubby was so impressed by it's size because we have never seen a "Fig" so huge.Morenton Bay Fig Tree Ventura County Landmark No. 79 

 Tugboatguy Says:  A non-profit corporation established at the Santa Paula Airport to preserve the history of the airport and its collection of old, rare, antique & classic aircraft and countless other aviation memorabilia. Consists at present of 9 museum hangers & under construction a WWII... 

 Tugboatguy Says:  Updated: The current play of the 2009 season is "Harvey", a favorite for decades; performances now through December 20, 2009.The Santa Paula Theater Center presents the ever popular comedy "Harvey" by Mary Chase, Winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Drama , making its Broadway... 

 Tugboatguy Says:  The Santa Paula Theater Center playhouse is housed in an imposing old large mansion just one block west on Main Street from the Cape Cod Model Boat Museum. Known as The Ebell Club of Santa Paula in 1913, the mansion is Ventura County Historical Landmark No. 70. Set back on... 

 Tugboatguy Says:  A new exhibit commemorates the 80th Anniversary of the Saint Francis Dam Disaster. This dam, erected as part of the Los Angeles water supply aqueduct system, burst in 1928-sending a torrent of dammed-up water in the night cascading in a flood down the Santa Clara River... 

 1 Review and 11 Opinions  I booked at the last minute, and they were able to accomodate me. Mitul, at the front desk went out... 

 pbzim Says:  Authentic Mexican food...the best restaurant in Santa Paula. It's owned and run by the grandchildren of the original owner. One of them is always there to meet and greet you and make sure that everything runs smoothly. At lunchtime you'll find a different buffet every day of... 

 Tugboatguy Says:  On the first Sunday of the month the Aviation Museum of Santa Paula at the Santa Paula Airport is open between 10am and 3pm for both Hangar and aircraft displays. The Museum offers electric cart trips between the hangar exhibits using quiet small electric carts for those who... 

 Tugboatguy Says:  Honoring Founders and Pilot's of Santa Paula's Airport is the theme of the newest mural. This is a bit farther west on Main Street near Fourth Street west of downtown. In a car, it took some time to find it against a west facing wall of a travel agency on the south side of... 

 Tugboatguy Says:  The Los Padres National Forest & Mountains just north of Santa Paula normally offer many rugged campsites, scenic vistas, hiking trails, waterfalls, pools and creeks to explore and enjoy. With the so-called Day Fire ravaging much of this area, one needs some current guidance... 

 Tugboatguy Says:  The city of Santa Paula has erected a large enclosed smooth concrete skateboard park with multiple slope gradients and levels of difficulty within the downtown Veteran's Memorial Park. There is a gated entrance with a two sided sign bearing bilingual (English and Spanish)...