Chumash Indian Museum

3290 Lang Ranch Pkwy, Thousand Oaks, CA 91362, USA

Address:	3290 Lang Ranch Pkwy, Thousand Oaks, CA 91362, USA
Phone:	+1 805-492-8076
Site:	chumashmuseum.org
Rating:	4.6
Working:	Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed 10AM–4PM Closed

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Michael A

The Museum is both a museum and a cultural center of the Chumash. Besides the tours of this Native Chumash site, there are terrific displays and actual Chumash artifacts in the main building. The Museum also promotes Chumash culture and Chumash art through various events during the year. If you want to learn about the tribe with the largest land area in the state of California of native people and their rich history you have to visit.

Deb Roman

The new exhibits are fabulous and so life-like. The family setting near the Tomol is such a wonderful reproduction of the lifestyle of the Coastal Chumash. The events there are such a wonderful family venue and the kids just love it! The school tours are so popular they are consistently booked. Really a good place to hike also.

OH DANNY BOY

Went here for a anthropology class field trip years ago. The man running the museum that day gave us a tour of a sacred area. Was an honor to be apart of. While he was touring us around, a massive snake showed itself going up between some boulders. That was a good day. I thank the museum for a wonderful experience.

A Private User

I saw a big rattlesnake right here! After starting down the trail here, and riding in about a mile, I had to cross a dry stream bed to join up with the main trail (Lang Ranch Fire Road) its a tough climb to the top (China Flats) but the views are impressive and the ride back down is much quicker!

A Private User

This Museum has really come a long way in the last two years or so. The interior exhibits have been expanded, the outside exhibits (full-size Chumash village) are magnificent, and the guided hikes through the 432 acres cannot be missed. The gift shop is also a worthwhile stop.

A Private User

The Chumash Center is a stunning tribute to a once great civilization that thrived in Southern California. It is filled with amazing artifacts, art and other indigenous historical pieces. I love this place.

Steven Hudosh

Beautiful place to wander. I was here for work so didnt get to see the land in its entirety, but there was lots of nature that I did see including a rattlesnake... not bothering anyone.

CALLELA Producciones

Hermoso lugar, la naturaleza en nuestras manos y Mente

Johnny D Rocks

I have been to the Chumash Museum on Sunday and I really enjoyed it. I even made a YouTube video by their hut. It was really exiting!

Desiree Joy Frias

Great experience. Entrance is five for adults, three for seniors, ten for a family of up to five people.

Irene Velazquez

our son loved it. what a way to tie a school project together!

Adrian crxlio

I really love this museum

Albert Torres

I think its too small.