Unbelievably nice owners and service. Great variety of activities for kids. Kids always love ,…read morewe've been here maybe 3-4 times already. Do yourself a favor and bring your kids here. They will love it!

(+) We started our visit with a scavenger hunt for POKEMON! What a great way to explore the space…read moreand stimulate your mind to find stickers hidden throughout the studio, like Pokémon Go without your phone! (+) The button station was interactive and fun... and remember, you get to keep what you make here. How rewarding to learn and be involved with making something (we need more of this). Lots of options for the button graphics too. (+) In addition to LEGO, spin art, and other arts & crafts, they offer special classes and host private parties. I plan to come back to support this local business, located at the corner/end of the aisle between Red Robins and CPK (just walk further toward the inside of the Town Center). (+) 3D printers! Easy and intuitive tablet interface, large searchable CAD library to select models that print in front of your eyes. Staff is very accommodating in helping set it up right. The software tells you the estimated duration, and if you choose a smaller scale it takes less time at the cost of lower detail/size. (+) Lastly, the owners were super good with kids, patient, & helpful. They encouraged and supported all the activities and made it a really enjoyable experience. No major pressure and were so welcoming throughout. TL;DR Fun place to let your kids make things and support their creative outlets. If they're bored and you don't have the supplies (or patience) to entertain them, try the MakerStudio!

Imagymnation has been around for a long time. I used to bring my boys here, when they were little…read more(my oldest is turning 40). Now my boys have their own families and I get to bring my grandchildren here. Everyone is so nice, the instructors are great with the kids. It's a wonderful place for classes, open play or birthday parties.

Went here for the first time for a birthday party. Great experience. The staff was very friendly…read moreand took the time to learn all the kids names. The made the birthday girl feel special which was nice and all the kids had a good time. They did a few games and let the kids have lots of free play time. Space was small but clean. Will definitely look into going back.

Such a cute spot to relax and watch the kids play in the splash pad ! My kids had a blastread more

What a great find!! We were passing through on our way to see a friend from out of town. The kids…read moreneeded to get some wiggles out, so we came here for fun. So many different spots for kids to play, and this was a very family-friendly area. Multi-generational, and everyone was very friendly. There was a splash pad, basketball courts, two playgrounds, and pond (large water feature? Pond might be strong.). Our kids used the restroom and said it was the best park restroom they'd been in. Of particular note was toilets that flush and soap and water to wash hands. They said it was super clean! Highly recommend!

This is by far the GREATEST new gem to come to Thousand Oaks in a very long time! Fermata is unlike…read moreanything you've ever visited before, with an incredible cafe serving all your favorite hot and cold coffee drinks and using the best local coffee, Ragamuffin Coffee Roasters. In addition to the coffee, they also have iced teas and some unique creations of their own. The staff is beyond friendly and the outdoor seating area is a perfect hangout spot that overlooks the attached petting zoo. Yes, you heard that right, this cafe also has a mini farm with a FREE petting zoo! In the farm you'll find an array of animals, like highland cows, alpacas, and a nice shaded area where you can pet chickens, rabbits, and mini pigs! This type of activity could normally cost up to $20/person at other farms, but Fermata provides it all for free as a service to the community. If you're looking for an incredibly fun and free outing for your family swing by Fermata Farm and Cafe for an unbelievable experience that is guaranteed to put smiles on everyone's faces. While you're there grab a delicious drink to support the farm and take all the insta-worthy pictures that you'd like. One things for sure, once you leave Fermata you'll feel like you just experienced a piece of heaven on earth.

(temporarly closed for now). A great local animal sanctuary. Kids love seeing the animals, and…read moreeasy to get to with lots of parking. It's small, and cute.

A couple weeks ago we were thoroughly bored with walking just in our immediate neighborhood, and…read morewanted to shake up the routine. We came to this large community park to embrace variety in scenery. We were able to walk on many of the sidewalk areas meandering around the perimeter of the park. The tennis courts were open, but the playground and baseball diamond were closed. Overall, there were minimal other visitors to the park as twilight approached. We caught a beautiful sunset and had a really pleasant walk. Plentiful lighting made it possible to finish up our stroll of the grounds after the sun was down. We'll be back for more walking and try different pathways next time.

We've visited this park a few times in the morning, early afternoon, and early evening. It is so…read morebig that it seems like you have lots of space to keep to yourself but the people here are friendly so you may not want to isolate yourself. We Like the vibe and family atmosphere. Love the large spread out feel. Very clean and nice people come here. Two play structures for the kids. Tennis courts, basketball courts, baseball diamond, soccer field, picnic facilities. Great place to host a party. Lots of parking.

Great family friendly activities! The pool is large and has so many fun things to do like dive in…read moremovies, there are concerts in the park, camp outs and sooo many classes! Even fun summer camps for kids! The district employees are helpful when you have questions and are very nice. We enjoy multiple activities every year!

We recently returned to Judo at this location and I wanted to update. The facility is mostly…read morecompleted. Judo/gymnastics area is very well ventilated, the fans do make it difficult to hear but minor trade off. It's so well ventilated that kids don't get hot when they run. I also appreciate how special it is to have this Simi Valley Judo Club. It is one big class, so lots of opportunity for mixed age and mixed gender interactions. Often there are parent and kids enrolled at the same time. The cost is low, and duration is 1.5 hours twice weekly, so it doesn't hit the purse as hard if you need to miss a few lessons or join late. No makeups, which are time consuming for parents anyway. Newcomers can often progress quickly through the ranks due to the 3 hour per week duration (no belt testing and no additional fees). New ranks are awarded by Sensei based on observation of their behavior and their application of techniques at the daily randori. Randori is limited to the last 15 minutes of class, everyone sits and observes as 2 kids are called up to spar. So glad we returned.

I LOVE this park!! Especially if you have little kids. The playground is great and every so often…read morea train goes by. There's a pretty good size field as well and a tunnel under the train tracks that leads me o a little hiking trail and some big rocks to climb!

Nice secluded park in a residential area. I brought my boys and my dog here and they all had a…read moreblast. The baseball field is little league size and there's no restrooms but overall great park.

Excellent park! Situated in a neighborhood, with a large sidewalk loop, new-ish and fun playground…read moreequipment, and a big grass field. Perfect for toddlers.

I'm fairly new to disc golf and my friend said I would really enjoy playing this course. It was a…read moreone-hour drive without traffic but I'm glad I made the trip. Upon arrival, I came across a couple of people that just finished. They pointed me to the first hole which is right off the street but it's not well marked, except for the short cement launchpad. I've never seen them so short, but still, I'm glad they have them. This is a 12 hole disc golf course. Some holes aren't marked at all. Fortunately, I was able to ask a couple of friendly locals for help and I used an app called UDisc. Even then, I searched for a while to find several launch pads because they weren't marked. One hole had no launch pad at all, just a bent yellow marking pole. You'll need a good imagination to figure out where you should launch your disc from that one. I'm pretty sure the disc golf course is maintained by volunteers so I think they've done a terrific job laying out a great disc golf course and maintaining it as best as they can. Some of the drives are from on top of high hills that will give you chance at some really sweet, floaty drives and you get a great view to go with it. You'll get some decent cardio in walking amongst the hills. Bring a decent pair of shoes for trekking the hills. Unfortunately, there are some signs of vandalism here and there which is a total shame. Didn't expect to see that in Simi Valley. The weeds and brush aren't thick in the hilly part so losing a disc or having trouble locating it is highly unlikely on this course. Also, there's aren't too many trees to hinder your drives or approach shots. It plays pretty well. If you're a seasoned player you'll have plenty of opportunities for birdies and maybe even an ace! There's a nice big grass field to get some practice throws in before you start your round. FYI, there are no restrooms, so keep that in mind. It was a great experience. Definitely worth checking out if you're into disc golf.