Wow what a beautiful, large, and all inclusive park! There were so many places to go with something…read morefor everyone. They had multiple playgrounds for kids of all ages. There were clean bathrooms. There was also a creek and pond with ducks and turtles. There were very large open grass areas as well as large covered areas with plenty of tables. There's a bike and walking path too. We visited here and the library which is in the same area. We would love to go back when time permits. Oh and there's plenty of parking all around the park. I could see it getting busy with a big party of even though.

Such a beautiful park. We came for a baby gender reveal. We were left in awe of the beauty of this…read morepark. Although we have 2.5 year old he was not interested in the playground at all and it was nice. He was way more interested in the duck and turtle pond and creek water running thru the park. We loved it.

I feel like I am a connoisseur at parks and playgrounds. I went here when it was Covid and haven't…read morebeen back since. I like how this park is gated, plenty of parking, feels like just a nice hike away, and I do appreciate the shaded areas (it was over 90° today). I do like how there are private bathrooms with urinals and paper towels. There's also a lot of nice grass area as well.

Tucked within the "(thousand of) oaks forest" and a few hiking distance away from civilization is…read morethis oasis called "Old Meadow Park"! Very tranquil, somewhat isolated with lushes of greenery, and pocketful of picnic areas for many families to lounge around, relax and rejuvenate. It is also a kids friendly park. I believe, you may reserve for group events. Contact the local park ranger office for more detail. Have a nice relaxed expedition!

I was looking for a dog-friendly hike that's close enough for a day trip,…read more Wildwood Regional Park I was the perfect find! We hiked out to Paradise Falls, and while the view from a distance had me thinking, "That's it?"... once you get closer, it's actually beautiful. The weather was in the 80s, with the cool breeze made the hike so much more enjoyable (especially on the steeper parts). My pup had the best time too! I would've loved to let him run free, but this isn't an off-leash park. What I really loved is that there are so many different trails. Whether you're in the mood for a quick walk, a jog, or a longer hike, you'll find a route that fits. There were lots of people out enjoying the scenery, and the nearby town has plenty of cute spots to grab a bite afterward. It was such a fun outing. I would totally do it again!

One of the best trails in Thousand Oaks. The network is pretty large, from lizard rock down to the…read morewaterfall, and box canyon. It's a great place to watch this sunset and just get away. It changes during each season and is really beautiful when there is a bloom. I've had many magical moments here, and highly recommend.

This is one of the best parks around, clean, big, and lots for the little ones to do.read more

Superb park for all ages even the little ones ages 1-2. Super clean and modern! Lots of details in…read moreevery corner of the park. So many activities for kids. Great for birthday parties! Also has an awesome sand pit!

We recently rented Pavilion A at Oak Canyon Community Park for our daughter's 4th birthday splash…read moreparty, specifically because of its proximity to the splash pad. The park itself is beautiful and clean, which is why we felt confident booking it for such an important celebration. Unfortunately, shortly after our event began, the splash pad stopped working and remained off for the duration of our rental. This was the main activity for approximately 20 children in attendance. While a park ranger attempted to assist, there was ultimately no resolution. What was especially disappointing was the lack of urgency and care from park staff. There was no real apology or effort to make the situation right. We had to go through hoops just to get someone on the phone, which was frustrating in the middle of hosting a children's party. If pavilions are being rented out for private events, you would expect someone to be readily available to assist renters when issues arise. Additionally, we were told at booking that Pavilion B was already reserved and that inflatables were only permitted in that space. However, Pavilion B remained empty the entire time. Had we known, we would have booked that pavilion or adjusted our plans to include a bounce house to make up for the loss of the splash pad. While the park grounds are well maintained, the lack of communication, unavailable amenity, and absence of real-time support made what should have been a joyful day unnecessarily stressful. I hope improvements are made so other families do not have a similar experience.

Oak Canyon is a gem in my neighboring city of Oak Park. It's my go to for trail running or a walk…read morethrough nature. It's a perfect place to relax while enjoying the landscaping. Check it out.

This park, located right next to the WLV YMCA, is perfect for young children under age 6. It's…read moresmall but has nice climbing structures, a few swings, a sand pit, etc.

What a view! Great fields and courts! We don't have younger kids but super cute playground too.read more

amazing playground with so many things to do. A bit skewed for older kids (they don't have toddler…read moreslides), but amazing Farm theme!

I enjoyed this park a lot because 1. It's vey clean and…read morewell maintained 2. it has restrooms 3. it has a very unique barn theme with giant horses, pigs, and a tractor 4. there is shaded seating 5. it's usually pretty empty great find and if I'm in the area I will definitely go again.

Such a cool little hidden spot! Honestly, the fact that it's…read morecompletely free is awesome, and parking was a total breeze. It was super nice to get away from Cristy for a bit and just chill out in nature. The trails are pretty neat, and you get some really awesome views of the valley once you walk up a bit. Only real downside is that it gets super hot during the summer, so definitely bring some water and try to go before the sun starts scorching.

This was my first time here which I've heard some good things about it. It's about 5 min drive off…read morethe 101 freeway. The entrance to the park is off one of the main roads and about a 2 minute drive till you arrive to the parking lot. There's also a baseball field that's there as well as a picnic area. Public restrooms are also where the parking lot is. From there, it's a short walk along the path which leads you to the main entrance. The garden is like a hiking trail. You'll start with signs leading ways to different direction. The garden itself is on a path so it's easy to manage. There's different area that's guided. Just following the path we ended up at the butterfly garden with a cute little butterfly chair. Depending on which path and direction you head to, there's other gardens. With plants everywhere, they have signs identifying what they are. We thought there would be some kind of water garden but no luck. There was a small waterfall feature but it was shut off. A section was catered to Rare fruit orchard with a good variety of trees and shrubs. Different type of guava, avocado, figs and so on. Some that were new to me. Throughout the garden, there's loads of benches placed throughout the area. All at different spot while some have amazing views of the city. Once you reach the top area, there's bench with an amazing view and it's also the cactus garden area. If you go through that area you'll end at the tranquility garden with a small red bridge and loads of rock sculptures. A cute small part of the garden. The paths all leads back to each other. The garden area isn't that big but the way the layout with the paths are, it does seem like it while walking. As we were walking out, we notice another path which leads to a trail. That trail goes along the creek that run along the side. It's not a long hike, pretty easy as it's all trail. There's a bridge that crosses over the creek which I'm not sure where it leads to. We followed the trail which does come out from the shady creek area to an open area. Views of the city along the way. It's basically goes around the whole garden area and connects back to the main entrance. Overall, it's a decent hike. The garden, I expected more. I thought there would have been a lake or some kind of pond. It's wasn't much of botanic garden but more of a community garden. Positive note, it's free to get in.

Big open space, easy parking, playground for school age children, not toddler friendly, lots of…read morepicnic tables

I love this park , the park itself is outdated and has 0 shade . But the area itself is heaven on…read moreearth .

The park is nice and clean , to bad I have to give 2 stars . The bathroom at park has two bathrooms…read morebut a lady said we couldn't use it until à girl from the summer program is using it , they made my grandson 4 years old to to wait while the other bathroom was empty, my grandson was in a hurry to used it .i told the lady waiting for the girl using bathroom but there are two bathrooms my grandson can use the other one , she said no can you wait.. we waited but sounded ridiculous park rules more like discrimination . They said if questions cal the park office which I still think is ridiculous.

Honestly, whenever my better half and I venture out to Agoura Hills, Mae Boyar Park is one of our…read morego-to spots! We love everything about the park - the grounds are well-maintained and clean, there's plenty of shade, lots of space for activities/fun, the restrooms are clean, no homeless, no need to constantly look over your shoulder to watch your back... this is what a park should be! If you're in the area and want to stretch your legs and relax in a safe place, Mae Boyar Park is where you need to be!