A friend recently took me to Paradise Falls, and it was such a beautiful and peaceful experience…read more We started on the Teepee Trail where we saw a really cool teepee structure, then continued down to the bottom of the falls. The waterfall is stunning from below, and the view from the top is just as spectacular. Along the way we explored a small cave and passed two beautiful creeks. We even saw some ducks flying overhead, which made the whole hike feel even more special. After that, we hiked uphill on the Teepee Trail, stopped at Lizard Rock, and eventually made our way back to the parking lot. The views throughout the hike are wonderful and so peaceful there's nothing like disconnecting and reconnecting with nature here. Parking is free and the lot is fairly large (around 40 cars or more). There are bathrooms at the trailhead and also near the campground, which is very convenient. We ended up hiking about 5 miles. It took us 2 hours and 30 minutes of moving time, and about 3 hours total including breaks and photo stops. I highly recommend this trail if you're looking for a scenic and relaxing hike.

The hike to see the falls is well worth it. The trails are clearly marked There are many other…read moretrails in the area that can be hiked. .Some trails are easier than others some more difficult. I would write that I like to Paradise Falls as being very accessible.

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.

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.

Very adventurous trail to the waterfall. It was a beautiful day, love the rest stop along the way…read morethe tipee rest stop. It was a relaxing hike.

Great place for short hikes. They have a huge teepee for the kids and a waterfall. Some nice canyon…read moretrails to hike down into, and the views are great from lizard rock. Not super expansive, but a great way to get outside and kill a few hours.

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 is great. It has massive sports playing fields tons of grassy area for dogs plenty of…read moreswings for Biggs and Littles, stuff to climb, nice benches for lunch tunnels to climb through bouncy bunnies to ride very cute.

This park is well maintained with clean bathrooms and water stations nearby the entrance along with…read moreample parking spaces for everyone to park comfortably. The grassy field along with the basketball courts are available and less occupied than the pickle ball and tennis courts. My complaint with this park is that there aren't enough pickle ball courts for everyone to enjoy. Their are approximately (6) courts used for competitive matches and the other courts that are used for fun and practicing are always full and occupied. The wait times are ridiculous and their are a handful of people who use intimidation and bullying tactics to try to kick off newbies off the courts. The people who are playing a match use vulgar language and lack decorum. There are children around and I personally do want to be around foul language. Of course, not everyone there is rude or a jerk but from my weekly attendance, a period of 8 weeks observation, it sure is the majority. I'm all for competitiveness and a hunger to win, but mind your manors. The pickle ball culture is out of control. The courts open at 7am and it's packed until 11am. Then if you get off work to practice, around 3pm to closing it's packed. Good luck getting any time on these courts. On top of that, the courts are open during the time you work and if you take the time off to go, you're out at the hottest part of the day. No thanks! CRPD - please build more courts. Please have pickle ball ambassadors to monitor language and sportsmanship, allow beginners to get play time, and thanks for keeping the bathrooms clean!

What a fun way to spend some time on a rainy day! This place was perfect for fun, a bit of…read moreexercise, and the opportunity to learn a new skill. My friends and I had almost private session: sessions consist of five people for about 45 minutes. At first I thought this was two little time but after going up the wall several times I learned that 45 minutes was plenty. We worked with the shop to provide us a quick lesson and the belayer. He was awesome and totally supportive for us first timers! We appreciated his chill approach and support. We had so much fun, we will definitely be back for more fun and experiences!

I've been a Boulderdash member for over six years, but I have to say I'm pretty dissatisfied with…read morethem lately. They reset walls very infrequently - today there were climbs up from early October! Three months of the same climbs is crazy, and on top of that their rope upkeep is lacking. There are so many climbs where the belayer has to physically force the rope through the belay device because it's gotten so fat over time, both when the climber goes up and when letting them down. The monthly member rate keeps going up, but I'm not seeing where that money's going because of the poor upkeep. It's unfortunate there's no other climbing gyms in the area.

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!

This is the cutest little park and all the employees here are so kind and patient and helpful. We…read morehave hosted many events here through school and our families always comment on how great the staff is and how the facility is clean and beautiful. We love Old Meadows!

They have a good program here. The teachers are great and loving. The kids have a wonderful park…read moreto play at & once in a while get to go in the gym & raquetball courts. There is not a designated room for class so they have to set it up everyday.

From the owner: Conejo Recreation and Park District is pleased to offer a variety of Preschool and Prekindergarten…read moreoptions and locations to meet your child’s needs including: Preschool (Age 3-5) Circle times, outdoor play, and socialization activities. Letter recognition is introduced. A non-parent participation program. All participants must be potty trained prior to the start of the program. No pull-ups. Child must be 3 by 9/1/2022. Lab fee payable to the instructor on the first day depending on program. NEW registrations may need birth certificate. Lab fees are collected at the time of registration. These fees pay for all the specialty activities and the personal activities and supplies for the children. Please bring a sack lunch. Payment plans available. Prekindergarten (Age 4-6) Prekindergarten is designed to prepare your child in accordance with the Conejo Valley Unified School District’s expectations for Kindergarten students. It will include art, crafts, music, stories, movement, and emphasize fun and socialization. Activities provide exposure to name writing, alphabet, shapes, colors, and cutting. Bring a sack lunch. Child must be eligible to attend Kindergarten in Fall 2020. NEW registrations may need birth certificate. All participants must be potty trained. No pull-ups. Lab fee payable at time of registration. Lab fees pay for all the specialty activities and the personal activities and supplies for the children. Payment plans are available.