I love this park for a few reasons. It has a small kids area that stays shaded all morning. The…read morelarger play structure has a nice challenge with all few high tubes to climb and crawl around. It also has a nice small field for playing a sports.

Nice clean park with hiking trails, benches, plenty of shade...beautiful views. My daughter loved…read moreit!

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!

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.

We were on Oak Park visiting friends and decided to enjoy some beautiful SoCal weather…read more Indian Springs park is located right next to an elemntary school. It has an area for children to play, a baseball diamond, a sand volleyball court, a basketball court and plenty of grass. Surrounded by rolling mountains, it's a beautiful park. The park is well kept and attended by friendly locals. Highly recommended!

This is one of the best little neighborhood parks I've seen - it basically offers everythings you…read moreneed in a local park! Various sports can be played here, you can walk your dog, take your kids to the playground, have a picnic... And if you want a bigger park, Oak Canyon Community Park is right down the street.

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.

I hike this trail almost every day from the Erbes trailhead. It's great for sunsets…read more There are multiple peaks and they all give you a beautiful view of the Thousand Oaks valley. You can explore this trail system in multiple ways depending on your entry point. There are other trailhead on westlake blv and Arboles. Also, there is a BMX track, model plane area and skate park at this trail.

There is some shade along the creek if you're walking but if you disk golf then there is more sun…read more There was a rattlesnake and a coyote on Sunday morning around 9am. I don't remember it for beginners of disk golf.

A hidden gem of a park! (+) full court with new basketball…read morehoop nets (+) wide open grass field, seems fairly maintained and no giant boulders on it (like some places in the valley, meant to prevent and discourage the public to play soccer or other sports... at the park (-__-) (+) playground for the kids and people or families going around the pathways for exercise or walking their dogs (+) bonus star for an actual windmill here (-) no 5th star because of lack of bathrooms... I guess it's mostly for the surrounding residents who have access to their own (at home). Also, it's quite a drive up First Street to get here, unless you already live in this area.

I love this park. It is a great place to come walking in the mornings. Rancho Simi Recreation and…read morePark District keeps this place super clean. They come by everyday to check the trash cans and make sure everything is kept up. The grass is also well kept and the playground is in good shape.

Entire park and tennis courts smell like dog pee. :(…read more There are a couple play structures plus and tennis courts. More shade over the play structures would be nice, as they get very hot on a sunny day. A small fence around the grassy area would also make the park a little safer because it's open to the street. There's nothing to keep kids and pets from running to the street. Bathrooms and a private parking lot are available.

Avoid the playground when a large Stroller Strides group is done. It's total chaos!!!read more