This is one of the best parks around, clean, big, and lots for the little ones to do.read more

Superb park for all ages even the little ones ages 1-2. Super clean and modern! Lots of details in…read moreevery corner of the park. So many activities for kids. Great for birthday parties! Also has an awesome sand pit!

Beautiful location, must visit and enjoy this local park! Calling and relaxing…read more Will be back for sure!

This park is privately owned and has there for limited opening hours. It is fully gated and fenced…read moreso it looks more like a garden. It is absolutely gorgeous and a great spot for photo shoots.

Juan Bautista de Anza Park is an absolute lifesaver for letting the kids burn off some energy! The…read morebest part is that there are two separate playgrounds, which is super convenient so the areas don't get too overcrowded. One section is perfect for older, more adventurous climbers, while the other is great for the little ones just starting to explore. The park is spacious and nice and shady, with plenty of picnic tables to hang out at. Whether you're bringing the kids to run around or just meeting up with friends for a relaxing afternoon, it's a really great spot.

There is poop everywhere at this park now. The management is not taking responsibility for it. I…read morecalled 5 times in 2 weeks about a giant poop next to the toddler area by the butterfly garden. It took two weeks for them to remove it. How disrespectful to their own park and own butterfly garden that the fellows are working so hard on. Now that summer camp is starting, the park is probably going to be completely trashed. If you walk down to the trail, there's a garbage pile of compost and eggshells, avocado seeds, plastic scattered all over the trees. The unleashed dogs are a problem and i have to go in the office to tell them to speak with the dog owners. Its only a matter of time before something bad happens w the unleashed dogs. Im extremely disappointed in the new staff here.

Beautiful lake! I wanted a nice walk, with great scenery, and I got just that! :) Only issue is, I…read moredidn't know about the pass. I did see a security guard, but she looked like a homeless person at first. So I walked around on another sidewalk to get to lake lol. Once I left I saw the signs "private property". And saw the security guard badge. I wanted to bring my 4 year old here to see the lake. But unfortunately I won't be able to go back. :( Due to knowing about pass now.

Beautiful park that is supposed to be only for residents. It's is accessible through park sienna…read morestreet and street parking is always available . There is security on a little scooter who will ask if you if you have a lake pass . Lie to him or ignore him completely this lake should be accessible to everyone I don't care.

last Sunday me and my daughter for two hours spent in the this park and is so safe and comfortable…read moreis good place for kids

Always clean and no riffraff. Love that both playground structures are shaded (wish the swings were…read moretoo). However, no bathrooms unfortunately.

This is certainly a must for folks who are outdoor fitness enthusiasts! My Camarillo resident high…read moreschool BFF found this place and it was a highlight of my SoCal visit to see her. We only went up and down once, but there were others using the stairs for training purposes. Maybe had the weather been a tad cooler, we would have dared a 2nd trip. Slightly off the freeway, past car dealerships, park and hike in. Parking appeared limited. Bring water!

On February 15, 2026, the forecast called for outdoor adventure weather in the Valley, so we…read moredecided to hike to the CALABASAS HIDDEN STAIRS. At 10am, the landscape was vibrant green, the air was crisp, and the blue sky was scattered with cloud coverage to provide us with shade during the trek. The dirt trail was dry, not muddy. In some areas the width of the trail could only accommodate a single file lane, but it was still very pleasant hike to the hidden staircase. There are 9 flights of stairs, which comprise of 377 steps to the fence. Many people would climb the stairs multiple times! The round trip is about 1.3 miles, which took us about 45 minutes. Could be longer if you climb the stairs more than once, or connect to another trail such as the Bark Park trail. We did see a handful of dogs and their owners. This neighborhood trail can easily be a regular workout, especially in the Fall through Spring. I imagine it would be scorching hot in the summer. Stay observant...could be snakes and mountain lions in the area! Parking is available along the curb on Calabasas Rd.

Only accessible to residents of this area. You can see it from behind the fence and see the creek…read morehowever all access doors are heavily secured and you need a badge or whatever key to enter.

Stopped by here to check it out while driving through the area. Happened to find a wonderful jewel…read morehidden in the Calabasas hills. Quiet park on such an amazing day. There are a few quiet trails to explore, a basketball court and a small playground for kids as well as a decent size playing field. Will definitely be returning!

The park is nice and clean , to bad I have to give 2 stars . The bathroom at park has two bathrooms…read morebut a lady said we couldn't use it until à girl from the summer program is using it , they made my grandson 4 years old to to wait while the other bathroom was empty, my grandson was in a hurry to used it .i told the lady waiting for the girl using bathroom but there are two bathrooms my grandson can use the other one , she said no can you wait.. we waited but sounded ridiculous park rules more like discrimination . They said if questions cal the park office which I still think is ridiculous.

Honestly, whenever my better half and I venture out to Agoura Hills, Mae Boyar Park is one of our…read morego-to spots! We love everything about the park - the grounds are well-maintained and clean, there's plenty of shade, lots of space for activities/fun, the restrooms are clean, no homeless, no need to constantly look over your shoulder to watch your back... this is what a park should be! If you're in the area and want to stretch your legs and relax in a safe place, Mae Boyar Park is where you need to be!

if this is a Dog Park, why do the sign say, dogs must be on leash. and they are usually fenced in…read more I just witnessed two dogs run out on Wells Drive and almost get hit by a car. I went to help my socialize and got bombarded and blindsided by many dogs. Because I thought it a leashed Park as the signs say! Otherwise, very nice setting

What a beautiful spacious park! Parking is plentiful right in front, and then there's a bathroom…read moreright next to the parking lot. There's several large grass areas and a small play area for the kids. I thought about bringing my dog but since we were going up into the trails I wanted to check it out first and I'm glad I didn't bring my dog. There are so many off leash dogs who are very well behaved and while I was impressed, some still just walk right up to other dogs that are leashed. My dog is still learning and can be reactive so I prefer that no dogs will come up to her without proper introduction. She is improving and I think as I continue practicing with her that this will become easier and I'll be able to bring her. Anyway it's really so nice to see people with their very well behaved dogs running calmly around. Everything was very clean and for the most part I think most people are mindful at picking up after their dog, however not everyone is and you'll see little poops here and there.

This park is super cute. The play ground is all red, and shaped like a fire truck…read more It is rather small and although the sign says it is for ages 2 - 12, I think it's more suited for ages 2 - 7, since the equipment is rather low to the ground. There are 2 picnic tables and 2 swings. The grass is on a mound riddled with gophers, so it's not a good spot for a picnic blanket setup. There is no parking lot. All street parking.

I love this park! It's perfectly shaded and the fire truck plays tructure is so much fun. I would…read moresay this park is suited for kinds on the younger side, but can definitely be enjoyed by all. My son loves the slides and the steering wheels. Watch out for the hand crank/spinning thing. I've seen many kids get whacked in the face when playing there. At any park I've been to with those they have been a total hazard. They have some benches along the outside of the play area for people to sit. Only two swings! I wish there were more and they ones they do have are directly in the sun. The other half of the park is kind of empty, with just a few picnic benches and a flat concrete area. It would be awesome if they had even more picnic benches or even added more play structures. The park itself is pretty small. It is never super crowded when I go because it's kind of tucked away, but if there are more than a dozen kids it feels a little chaotic. Always clean though! Plenty of street parking is available.