Old is New Again in Conejo Valley

American History

Begin your trip by experiencing a bit of American history at the renowned Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Museum. Perched on a mountaintop with sweeping views, you can reflect on President Reagan’s administration, walk through a replica of the Oval Office or step aboard the impressive Air Force One. At the end of your tour, grab lunch at the Country Café and sit on the patio to enjoy sweeping views from the beautiful mountaintop location.

Connect with the Past

Step back in time at the Chumash Indian Museum in Thousand Oaks. Review the exhibits on the history of the Chumash people before stepping outside to explore the 432-acre park complete with a demonstration village, wildlife and large oak groves.

Grand Old Time

Learn more about travelers from the past at the Stagecoach Inn Museum in the historic Grand Union Hotel built in 1876. The hotel served as a regular depot for the Coast Stage line, making it perfect to house the historic museum.

Humanity, History and Good Meals

End your day by carrying the historic theme into dinner. The Old Place boats honest food cooked over fire in a unique setting—almost as if it’s straight out of an old west movie.

A Tasty Start

Make a tasty start to the day with breakfast at Marmalade Café. Americana antiques, personally found and placed by Bonnie Burns, creates a warm and inviting neighborhood café ambiance.

The Past Comes to Visit

The past comes to life at Reyes Adobe Historical Site with outdoor displays and furnished rooms that take visitors back in time. A barn turned museum displays a site timeline with illustrations of grants, artifacts and photos, while the adjoining park features a playground and picnic facilities.

Bread and Boars

From unique Boar’s Head sandwiches to classic deli salads, Italia Deli & Bakery has several options for a scrumptious lunch. Fresh bread is baked daily for menu items that will have your mouth watering.