Brought my daughter here and she loved it ! She had so much . There was also a great view of the…read morefarm land. Lots of shady areas . Basketball court . A+ park after the new renovation.

About as simple as a park can get…read more Though fairly small, Carmenita Park seems clean and well maintained. There's a small grassy area, small play structure with a slide, a couple benches and picnic tables, a tiny BBQ grill, and a half basketball court. No drinking fountain or restrooms. The surroundings are fairly quiet save for the occasional light aircraft from the nearby airport. The park looks out over crop fields to the south, a reminder of Camarillo's agricultural beginnings. There's not a whole lot here in terms of recreation, which is unfortunate since this is the only park in this residential area. As the park district continues improving parks around the city, hopefully this one will get some much needed love.

Cute park with basketball court, bathrooms, large green areas, etc. It isn't particularly busy so a…read morenice place to have a picnic.

This small local park is a beneficial to our neighborhood 93003. It has playground in the sand for…read morekids, benches and picnic tables, basketball court and open field for soccer games. It looks and feel safe for family gathering. No problem to park the car by the park free.

Friendly, supportive community. It's nice for a hang out spot for family on Sundays, enjoying the…read moreweather and ice cream.

Plaza park is centrally located in the heart of Oxnard…read more They hold the farmers market every Thursday from 9am to 2 pm. They also have the dancing Christmas lights extravaganza on the pagoda that starts early December til the first week of January from 5pm til 10pm. The giant Christmas tree is also lit up. The kids love it and so do I. We have been going for years and never miss it. The parking lot is next to the park and is kind of small and parking can be a bit of a challenge especially on Friday nights and weekends. There is a parking structure right around the corner on 3rd and B. There is also plenty of street parking.

No bathrooms. Very chill park not to many benches a nice walk down to the shops. Nice trees , very…read morebrezzy

The playground seems a bit old but nice. The park is huge with lots of green, a very big open…read morefield and a nice size walking path. There is also a single basketball court for all you sports folks out there.

I visited Plaza Park yesterday. I loved seeing the Moreton Bay Fig Tree as the sheer size of it is…read moreimpressive. I also liked seeing the Phoenix statue and admired the craftmanship that went into making it.

Such a fun place to just chill at...when we walked by and hung out yesterday after the Ventura…read moreMarathon, there was a huge crowd of adults playing Pokemon Go! LOL! Love it! Beautiful, old trees and lots of grass to run around on.

As a nanny and a self-proclaimed hiking queen, Arroyo Verde Park has been one of my go-to outdoor…read morespots for about five years now. I've spent countless mornings and afternoons here hiking, clearing my head, and getting a great workout in while still enjoying nature. The trails are well maintained with multiple options, so you can keep it light or make it more challenging depending on your mood. The views are beautiful, especially in the early morning or at sunset, and it never feels overly crowded. It has a calm, local Ventura vibe that I really appreciate. I've also brought kids I nanny here for walks and fresh air (sticking to the easier areas), and it's such a great space to reset. One thing to note: when it's hot, be cautious of snakes on the trails--proper shoes and awareness are important. If you're looking for a reliable, scenic place to hike in Ventura that locals truly love, Arroyo Verde Park is a must.

Positives: lots of trails and grassy areas that are wonderful when it's cooler or in the evenings…read more Picnic spots to eat and great views of the ocean when hiking. Lots of parking. Negatives: So many dog owners are complacent about their dogs here- they let them roam around and poop wherever and don't pick it up! It's ridiculous. I'm a dog owner myself and used to let my little dog off leash here occasionally, but after realizing there is a lot of unpredictable behavior from dogs and their owners, I don't bring her here that often anymore (unless there are not that many people)! So use caution when bringing your dog / dogs here. Trails can get super hot. Bring lots of water!

I've been here a couple of times. Both times was to run the Ventura Marathon. This was the venue…read morefor the race packet pick-up and expo on Saturday. For race day Sunday, it was used for the post race celebration. There was plenty of grassy area as a nice soft surface for everyone to spread out after the race. It was pretty cool to be surrounded by the Mission Basilica San Buenaventura and the Figueroa Street Mall.

The 2016 YELP 500, Review #059:…read more Whatever Big Bad Voodoo Daddy touches turns to gold. Caught a great concert in the park 4.2.16 for the sesquicentennial celebration of the city of Ventura. Food trucks filled with Maine lobster, vegan food, burgers, and more were on hand. Although I am happy bring a Floridian, I came away with wanting to live here. Great job Ventura! I will be back!

We were so full from our breakfast at IHOP that we felt the need to walk. In looking around at the…read morearea, 'olołkoy Beach Park was less than a mile away. The park is small, but well maintained and clean. The palm tree lined walking path is wide and flat. Nice playground. The beach is a short walk over -- just follow the sand. :) We ventured into the neighborhood behind the park to check out the lovely homes, each with their own personality. The people were so friendly to wave and say 'hi' as we walked by. There's two good size parking areas -- pay to park machines are easy to find.

Fun place to hang out - I wish it was closer, so I could be there often!…read moreTook my old rescue dog to the beach - I am certain she'd never seen the ocean before. Literally, when we got past the sand dune, and the view of the waves opened up, her jaw dropped and her wagging tail was in overdrive. I had to carry her, but she seemed to love that ocean air and the glorious cool breeze (I sure did). I need to move there. That is all.