DOG PARK REVIEW- The dog park is big and spacious. Cute benches shaped like dog bones. We really…read moreliked how thought out the entrance and exit routes were. Water spouts, and poop bags with pooper scoopers available to use. There was a side for large dogs and a side for small dogs.

Simple quiet small lil park and dog park area which I love very relaxing n lots of shade beautiful…read moreand relaxing

Best dog park we have ever been too! Well maintained, separate areas for small/big dogs, several…read morebenches, plenty of shade, and very nice grass! Sometimes it can be a lil muddy so don't wear good shoes and bring a towel to wipe off your pups feet before getting in the car. Another thing we love is everyone we have come in contact with here really obeys the rules of "going to a dog park" if somebody's pup gets in a "mood" they leave as not to cause issues for others (we also have left when our dog was getting a bit too bossy). Truly a wonderful experience every time and lovely people. Highly recommend

Simi Dog Park at Lost Canyon has a RULE/LAW (listed on the bulletin board) regarding a maximum of 4…read moredogs per person at a time! Why is this not enforced? There are people there that bring 10-15 Huskies and 20-25 dogs that they dog sit for the day! ENFORCE the RULE, please!!!

Cute park to take the Puppy! My son's dog loves to come into the big fenced in area and play around…read morewith new and old doggy friends! The owners usually get their steps in walking the track around the park or sitting on the provided benches. The park also provides bags to clean up after your pup! Springville does have human areas also but we didn't visit them!

I've been to Springville a few times now for the dog park and recently for Pickleball. I love this…read morearea of Camarillo as it's obviously very nice and safe. I like that there is some shade up by the park. The dog park isn't for me but I appreciate the layout of it with both the small dog section and the big dog section. It's not so much the park, it's the dog owners which made me take a break from this spot. Like other reviews said some people just aren't mindful dog owners and why they take their dogs to the park is beyond me. My dog is shy and attached to my hip so he didn't love the dog park to begin with. When I'd come here to this specific dog park there were enough instances of aggressive little dogs attacking other dogs that I kind of just became over this place. If I felt my dog was safe here I'd try to bring him more but with the little aggressive dogs & his disinterest we haven't been back for a long time. Some of my friends have said good things about this dog park so I'm sure it just depends on the day and which set of doggies you come across. My more updated review is for the pickleball courts. Came today and I enjoyed these courts. They are nicely painted and clean. My only upgrade is I wish they had more squares. Only two pickleball courts so if it's a busy day you'll definitely need to wait. However today wasn't too bad and we got to play a lot. Met a lot of nice fellow players and overall it was a good day. I like that the parking spots are close to the courts. Easy. A nice place to play as long as it isn't busy, wish they had more courts but I just doesn't seem like they have the room. I'll definitely be back though.

Beautiful, especially when all the leaves turn yellow in the fall !! This is the best dog park I've…read moreever visited. This is a completely free roam park. No fenced in areas. There's grass with water bowl and a can of balls, shade, trees and benches. Then a few steps away your dog can go off onto a cavern down a dirt trail that is off-roading and super fun for them ! A lot of people here know each other and their dogs know each other as well. It's fun to see.

Awesome place for our furry children to meet other friendly furry creatures;) love the greenery and…read morehow all and most dog owners here take good care of their dogs and the most important thing... Everyone picks up after their dogs and there's no excuse to Not pick up after your pup because there are plenty of doggy bags all around the park. I would have to say its not gated a 100% I like the fact that its gated 65% because it feels like a real park instead of going to a cage. Example Conejo dog park in Thousand Oaks as well as the one in moorpark is nice at times (they need green grass and needs maintenance for sure and the people that go there need to pick up their dogs business) but the gate make *me the dog owner feels like I'm an animal too. Lol

We love this dog park! It's beautiful up in Big Sky and the views are incredible! I love that…read morethere's two huge areas!! One for large dogs and one for small dogs. Just beware, every time I come here people bring their large dogs into the small dog section usually because they have one of each and like to keep them together. I've never seen a situation happen but I admit I was pretty freaked as our small dog is very small and I'm always concerned and a bit intimidated.

What a wonderful park! There is a fairly new play structure with plenty of shade (and it's also…read morefully gated in, which is a great feature). Plenty of parking right nearby too, and bathrooms as well. Great park for parents of toddlers looking for a nice playground!

Beautiful park! So clean! One of my favorites! Great for all size fur babies! Great location, Easy…read moreto find!!

Very nice dog park. We were visiting friends in the area and went with them. The fenced areas are…read morevery large. The park is in a great area. Horses nearby. Any pooch will love this place.

Small, compact, well maintained. Uncrowded. One of my all-time favorite photos of my recently…read moredeceased 19-yr-old dog Mia is from Estella Park. She was relaxed and happy, along with my other dog.

This park is nice and spacious. There's a off leash area and a grassy on leash area. There's also…read moregated tennis courts and a kids play structure. There is a restroom available and some parking. Over all it's a great park. We came early Thursday morning and there was no one here. There's two dog bag dispensers and even two pooper scoopers. Very nice dog park over all.

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.

First time visiting this park. It's like a mini valley where you have to large hillsides on each…read moreside. When you first drive it, it's a lot of grass and picnic tables. In the middle of the park is the toddler playground and then at the end of the park is the larger playground area for older children. There is lots of grass and a grass hillside. The highlight for me was the toddler playground. I work with children and often like to meet at parks to see their gross motor skills and work on them. This is one of the few parks left I have seen with sand. The park was very clean and even though there were many dogs off leash running around, pet owners were quite aware of where their dogs were and I didn't see any dog poop in the grass. You also can't beat that gorgeous ocean view. I came on a Friday late afternoon when they don't charge a park fee. Big plus!

Another nice local dog park! Everyone is always so friendly and it seems people bring friendly dogs…read moretoo! Never had a problem! Love the layout too!

It's got lots of shady spots for parents to sit and watch their kiddos on the two playgrounds (one…read morefor older and one for younger), a big grassy area for sports, and even a dog park to bring the fur babies. The bathrooms are a little walk to get to, but they're clean. Parking is never a problem, we love this park!

This is a great dog park that you take the oak canyon trail to. It's a nice easy hike from Napoleon…read moreDrive in Oak Park I used to bring my Basenji mix here to play with the other dogs. It's beautiful 365 days a year especially for canines!!

3 stars I took my…read moredog there hoping he'd be able to find a new doggy friend to play with, but alas, it was too hot and I wasn't bright enough to take note of the almost-10-degree difference in temperature between Pasadena (90°F) and Oak Canyon (97°F). So, there my small dog was, sitting in the small dog enclosure, just waiting for another dog to come in. Which, sadly, never happened... :( Instead, he watched the big dogs over in the big dog area play. I liked a couple things about the park like how breezy it was, how big each of the enclosures are, and how relatively well-kept it is. By relatively well-kept, I mean that I don't smell or see a lot of dog poop while I was there. What I didn't like about the park was how uneven the ground was. Not just in the dog enclosure, but in the dirt road and grassy areas before it. I also don't understand why they placed the parking lot so far from the gates, how steep the dirt road is to the top, and how little shade there is. Definitely some pros and cons to this dog park. I'll likely come back in the fall or spring when the weather gets cooler.