California Coffee Collective - Santa Paula, California

Alice H.

My husband and I did a cupping this weekend and it was fascinating. We enjoyed seeing where the coffee was grown and then tasting different beans and different styles of roasting. Highly recommend!

Jeff B.

Took a farm tour and got to taste the coffee cherries right off the trees! Lisa is a fantastic tour guide and shares the history of her farm family going back multiple generations. So much information on coffee growing in California and multiple uses for the coffee cherries. What beautiful plants they are. Well worth the trip to Santa Paula!

Laurie S.

This was one of the best tours I have taken. Lisa was so knowledgeable and informative!! The whole experience was amazing from start to finish. We went on a hayride up to the big house and there we sat under a beautiful tree and heard the family story and then went up to the coffee farm. We tasted the outer shell of the coffee cherry and admired all the coffee bushes and the beautiful landscape. I would definitely recommend this tour!!😊

Garvin B.

My dear friend Lisa tate (who we been freinds for over 20 years-going to same college), and her family owns this place. Its a nice place for city slicker such as myself to get an appreciation of not only cofee but agriculture itself.

This place is really peaceful. You can see nature and here birds chirping. Its good place to visit whether you are single,married,old,with kids. Its good place to create good memories with your family

Talk to lisa,her husband, and family are amazing people

Go to my friend place,go to close by
Ventura agriculture museum

If you are interested california coffee, buying coffee plants,having california coffee,having a unique cofee tourism expierence check out this place.

I promise you wont regret it

After words you can go shopping at nearby camarillo outlet,hang out the beaches in ventura and san barbarba county

Nandan C.

This is an orchard+coffee plantation. They grow lemons, avocados, oranges, & coffee. Lisa, the owner & tour guide is well-informed, pretty, & friendly. She can help you learn a lot about the history of coffee in California. Her family has been in agriculture for 100+ years.

I enjoyed the tour of the coffee plantation and I plan to return for other coffee-related events to the Rancho Filoso, which is, at present, the orchards official name.

Sandy B.

Such a beautiful setting and unique experience for a fun family outing! Lisa is incredibly knowledgeable about growing coffee, farming and the history of the area! We enjoyed a fun day learning about coffee while relaxing in a beautiful farm where charm meets elegance. I can’t recommend this enough!

Karen B.

First of all, who knew that there are coffee farms in California? As a resident of Ventura County and avid coffee lover, I was very interested to learn about local coffee - and learn, I did! The tour is basically two stops: the first under the canopy of a huge tree in front of the beautiful home that has been in this family for generations. There, Laurie - a natural story teller - gave us the history of her family as well as the farm and how they eventually came to grow coffee. From there, we had the second short hayride to the area where coffee is grown, passing avocado and lemon orchards along the way. Laurie and her parents, who live on the farm, were delightful and I learned so much about coffee and farming that I've been talking about it all week. Definitely recommend.

Sheila T.

So much fun to learn about California coffee and to experience harvesting coffee in the field! Lisa is extremely knowledgeable about the growing and processing of coffee. I learned a lot and had a great time!