Recently moved nearby and since I have a large dog this park has been an amazing score!…read moreIt's huge, has a lovely winding path from one end to the other under a grove of picturesque trees. Tons of room for a big dog to run under and through the trees, as well as an enormous open field without trees. The best element of this park is 1. The size which allows space for you to have your own area to yourself. For instance, I like to have my dog run large spans to chase the ball, but the park is frequented by other dog walkers, yet thanks to the spaciousness they can easily keep a great distance and have their own area to play without our dogs' play areas overlapping. Or overlapping with people playing a game of soccer. The 2nd best element is how well maintained the park is. This is the first park of its size that isnt covered in huge dirt and mud patches for my dog to get filthy in. Nice and grassy. And not crowded. Quiet and shockingly private. Has a playscape and park bench area as well. All nicely spaced out.

Nice very busy park. Elementary next to it so gets busy after school. Has tennis courts and a…read moreplayground and bathroom. Beautiful trees.

Park is always broken they seriously need to update it …read more They had the money to update courts but not the money to update playground . It's a bummer when my kids ask to play there and then are sad because something is always broken.

AGAPE, the organization that runs the Pickleball program at the Oxnard Tennis Center is now…read moreoffering a two hour Drill and Play session here at Pitts Ranch Park every Wednesday from 9-11 am. The best part is the Drill and Play is with Coach Meredith. She's a truly excellent coach. It's a small session, limited to 12 players. You have to sign up through the AGAPE website. These Drill and Play sessions are set up so higher skilled players play one week, lower skilled players the next. The first hour every session is spent practicing a specific skill. Coach Meredith is a gifted teacher. She always breaks down the skill into bite sized chunks so it's easier to master. Like, for example, first practicing just the footwork itself, no ball or paddle. Then adding them on one at a time. After allowing adequate time to individually practice whatever skill is being taught, we play games the rest of the first hour without keeping score. Not worrying about the score gives one the opportunity to practice skills not yet fully mastered. The second hour is regular play. Coach Meredith circulates continuously, pumping everyone up with her positive energy and emphatic vocal encouragement, all the while providing further insight and/or instruction where necessary. This is a really beautiful park and wonderful place to play pickleball. Someone mentioned that the courts were recently resurfaced. Nice! Mikey C says: did I mention the adequate parking? Pitts Ranch Park has it!

I was here recently to run a small local half marathon. It was very easy to find as it was just…read moresouth of the 101 freeway. The start and finish line was at the northern end of the park. Most of the race was on the nearby bike path that ran along the Arroyo Las Posas. There were plentiful parking all along the western, northern, and eastern perimeter of the park. The fields looked to be very well maintained as was the restroom.

It's always nice to get outside and enjoy our local parks. My family can easily walk to and from…read morethis park/fields. We enjoy catching a baseball game or adult kick ball or just a quiet stroll across the parking lot and loop on the trail. This park is a great place for singles and couples to enjoy a walk or catch a game from the sidelines. There are often kids sports teams here so we avoid the fields themselves. Contrary to what some believe, this is not a dog park and animals must be leashed.

This is a homeowners only or guests they are accompanying park. It's a cozy space to bring the kids…read moreand meet your neighbors. The park closes at dusk and opens at dawn. Please respect the rules and those who live near the park.

It's a small community park for Village Commons inhabitants. Consists of a basketball half court, a…read morecouple picnic tables, shaded seating, small grass area, playground, a "water-park" area, and a small garden that you can walk through. Dog friendly but doesn't provide any poopie bags. People keep it clean and it's well maintained. I believe it's part of their HOA amenities. It's a nice park on a hot day to cool off at. And also in the middle of the night to do a little star gazing.

Had a great 1st birthday for my daughter. Totally recommend perfect spot for a get together.read more

It appears like it would be a great park. I went there to shoot some hoops but cuz of covid, they…read moretied the net up with 4 different padlocks so you cant play. There was a gated part for dogs to play in. If I had a dog, that looked cool... theres a lot of grass to frolic in. Theres a massive playground for kids but I dont have kids either so... I gave it 5 stars because I think I deserve 5 stars for trying to go outside at a park.

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.

I love to bring my dog here its always 1-3 or sometimes no dogs so mine can roam freely with no…read moreworries of fighting or bothering anyone elses dog Others who use this park are friendly and courteous my only gripe is those who let their dogs (dooo doo) and leave it for everyone else to step in or see it! Please pick up after your dogs!

This is specifically in reference to the dog park…read more There's a big dog side and a small dog side at this park. You can take your dog off leash and have them go explore, play with each other, socialize (sniff butts), and take in all the new aromas of the park! There's been doggy bags every time I've come, and there's also a place with picnic tables in the shade for you to sit down and watch your doggy or for them to rest in the shade if they need to. They have a short, doggy sized water fountain. You just have to use your foot to turn it on and your dog can drink from it. If your dog is like mine and doesn't like drinking straight from the water fountain, I would suggest bringing a collapsable water bowl for you doggy to drink from. There's obstacles on both the big and small doggy park sides for your dogs to practice on, although my dog is all about socializing (sniffing butts) and doesn't understand the obstacle course cause his training sucks (crud, that's a burn on the owner, which is me). I only urge people to please make sure your dogs are up-to-date on their shots before bringing them here and please don't bring your kids if they are afraid of dogs (one parent brought her daughter, who was afraid of dogs and didn't want one anyone near her). And please, please, please pick up after your dog. I know it's a stinky (get it? :-)) part of dog ownership, but it's still part of ownership. Otherwise, let your dog run free (in the enclosed space)!!!!

Kelly, the #1 best Park Ranger Camillo could ask for thank you for his service. Kelly is…read moreknowledgeable, friendly willing to go above and beyond when it comes to keeping the parts safe and friendly.

Quite possibly the worst to deal with! The rules change with every party we try to plan. We try to…read morefollow all the rules that they tell us to, but they always seem to come back with some nonsense that they did not tell us initially. They are so rude to work with and it doesn't seem like the staff even knows their own rules. Definitely a difficult group to work with. Ended up doing our party in Thousand Oaks and Parks and Rec were a dream to work with!

This park had a bad rap back in the day. But that's in the past. This is now. The park is simple…read moreand bigger than most residential parks (in my opinion!) Primarily used for sports games or tourneys: baseball, soccer, and football. It's lined with massive eucalyptus trees that have aged with the park, they're simply beautiful. There is a nice playground at the very back end of the park, against the neighboring school. It's behind the fence barrier, therefore kids are mostly safe from any flying baseballs, soccer balls or other. There are also basketball courts next to the kids playground. This used to have a swimming pool. The pool is still there, but is now considered part of the recreational gym that was built onsite, on the park premises. It is open to the public during certain seasons.