And then I decided to rent a boat since my dads wasn't working, when I went to get info on sat for Sunday, I was told to come back at the time of rental to see if any are available and when I went back the next day around 10am. $3 per person per hour to use the pool, and when I finally decided to take my daughter about 2pm the pool was sold out, apparently you have to get there at 9am to purchase tix. Who should have to pay $25 a night, plus $10 per car and $25 for any cars exceeding two.

Where shall I start.first of all the fess are ridiculious. And it defines Chumash-style hospitality.To learn more about the Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians, please visit our Tribal website atsantaynezchumash.Well to begin I went with my family of 10, with parents and siblings, children. Delivering restorative indulgence is our way of repairing body and soul.

It is our obligation to transform our guests so that they can leave ready to face the challenges of their journey. Simply providing food and shelter is not enough. The second belief makes traditional home life unique. We believe we have a special responsibility to provide restorative hospitality to our guests. In Chumash culture it is unforgivable to let a visitor who is tired, stressed or depleted leave your home without making every effort to restore that guest. Perhaps that’s the reason that even our simple, utilitarian baskets sit in art museums around the world.

It is our belief that we need to live up to the Valley in all we do. The first is a belief in the value of excellence, every task should be embraced with all your effort.Historically, Chumash standards of excellence have been set by the gorgeous and sustaining Valley that we’ve inhabited for 8,000 years. From the earliest days, Chumash children are raised with stories that reinforce two important beliefs that define Chumash culture.

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