Super disappointed, they quoted 1 vs 12 which is way to high a ratio to begin with but at seeing…read morethis so called well appointed coaching session was supposed to be phenomenal it was not...sad, and not qualified. I saw not less than 36 kids and no coaches or refs for at least 45 mins...and the "coaches" showed up for last call 1:50; lead guy says "I've become a pro at tying shoes"...we drove from Ventura for this camp, and we don't need shoes tied, back in SB next summer! We expected more for $260, 1 week 9-2.

Best soccer camp EVER! We attended the 5 hour camp, I thought it would be too long for my 8 year…read moreold, but they kept the children engaged and having fun the whole time! Not only did my child have fun, but they worked on a different skill each day. Great fundamentals, great time, we'll be attending all 3 weeks this summer!

This is an amazing organization and part of the foundation of our local community. During the year…read morethey have 20 games running simultaneously, with a snack shack, EMTs, and a legion of volunteers. This is the best if the best for youth soccer!

If I could give this place zero stars I would. What's wrong…read morewith this place? Well... Their management is terrible... The facilities are in desperate need of refreshing(you can barely see through the plexiglass) There's no shade for spectators... They no longer allow spectators to bring dogs... (Even though it's outside) They allow too much rough & reckless play (much of which is committed by their 'employees') Many of the referees are rude and unwilling to give any explanation of their rulings (so you can avoid a penalty next time) Overall this place is TERRIBLE. I have 25+ years of soccer experience and I'd rather not play than play here. The ONLY reason this place is still around is the lack of any other local indoor facility.

If you are in the Ventura county and are also looking for a place to play soccer, that's the right…read morespot for you! Always with competitive games and lots of option to best fit your soccer level. The arena itself has a very good structure, very friendly staff and nice people playing as well. Prices are affordable and their season is literally non stop. Pretty much every week of the year they are open for all the soccer lovers like me be able to play! Definitely a place I would recommend to all my friends and family to go play at.

great fields for practices…read more easy to find parking relatively clean bathrooms great weather year-round good lighting for evening practices food options nearby to get dinner/snacks after practice

Fantastic use of space! The AYSO use this for games, and there is a baseball field as well! many…read moretimes throughout the day it is open for anyone to use. It's rare to find such a well maintained wide open field. Through the year there are multiple big events that take advantage of this field. One of the longstanding traditions in Thousand Oaks is the Conejo Valley Days Annual Festival (which is on their 61st). This festival features a carnival as well as a Country Western Night, Classic Rock an Roll Night, and a Chili Cook Off! Another event that is held here is the Oakheart Country Music Festival, which has been gaining momentum in recent years! There is a model airplane group that uses the field to fly their aircrafts which is cool to watch. This park also has a running path (Also good for skateboarding/longboarding and biking) alongside with a nice scenery! One of the many beautiful parks that Thousand Oaks has to offer

Absolutely delightful and an ideal place to help get the energy out of a young family after a long…read moredomestic flight. Safe, green, clean air, wide open spaces and fantastic amenities that other yelpers have already mentioned. We chose this park on a Sunday at high noon, and it was absolutely uncrowded and very, very enjoyable! Highly recommended!

My kid loves this park and calls it "Broccoli park". Always asks to come here. There is a…read moreplayground for smaller kids and one for bigger kids. Lots of activities. There's even a tennis court, and a soccer field.

The Wildwood Neighborhood Park is a small park that is connected to the Wildwood Condominiums and…read morenext to Wildwood Elementary School. The park has a playground for kids and a a long grassy area for running around or kicking a ball. There is a bench in the shade that allows parents to watch their kids play and a self clean-up station for your 4 legged friend. The park as a cement walking path along the perimeter and if you follow it to the end, you can start the Wildwood Regional Park hiking trail that will take you to Paradise falls waterfall (approximately 1.5 miles away). Although this park is small, not many people come here as Wildflower Playfield park is directly across the street which tends to attract more visitors from the community. If you take the tunnel next to this park (goes directly under Avenida De Los Arboles) you will end up on Canna Street and you will be across the street at Wildflower Playfield. Summer Camp is hosted here and is run by the Conejo Park and Recreation District if you are looking for a summer program for your child.

Great Technical Soccer training and personal development. Emphasis on individual Soccer skills…read more World Class dribbling exercises and the most innovative Soccer Training System that has produced many international, professional, collegiate, and youth club players at the highest level.