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A wonderful exhibit on acres of undulating hills, with a field of lights resembling a flower field, and metal sculptures making patterns of light.
Small town with a few cafes on El Camino Real, some wineries, a sweet chapel, a playground, and pretty trees around houses along I Street.
Nice little main street, with cafes, pretty storefronts, park, swinging bridge over a creek with tropical vegetation, and neighborhood with white picket fences and gardens.
Popular 1.7 mile loop walking path with some shade and wooden boardwalk beside the river.
Coffee shop and cafes, plus a dedicated bike path that runs for 1.1 km from Dinosaur Caves Park to the elementary school.
Small town with a few cafes on El Camino Real, some wineries, a sweet chapel, a playground, and pretty trees around houses along I Street.
Historic cottages and lush trees of all different shades of green. Come July-October. Check the webcam for weather because it's not nice in thick gloom!
Lovely place to sit with views of the vineyards and the morro called Islay Hill.
Lovely place to sit with views of the vineyards and the morro called Islay Hill.
A main street of late 19th century storefronts, popular cafes, and a hip college scene. Recently, suffering an epidemic of homelessness relating to mental health problems.
Coffee shop, food court, ice cream and pastry shops, brewery, gift shop and market, outdoor public spaces with fire pit and tables and selfie spots galore, farm with donkeys, goats, and alpaca! Also called San Luis Ranch.
A nature-filled magical area, foggy and cold, and not very walkable (sidewalks are rare), but with some hidden gems.
Great skatepark, cute historic schoolhouse, pretty views, and a fun space-age playground.
A magical place set upon hills with huge majestic oaks, shimmering green lawns, and exquisite Spanish architecture and decor, all backed by Ojai's mountains.
Attractive public market two minutes drive north of downtown, with outdoor and indoor seating, and nice walks nearby.
Nice little main street, with cafes, pretty storefronts, park, swinging bridge over a creek with tropical vegetation, and neighborhood with white picket fences and gardens.
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