This park is great. It has massive sports playing fields tons of grassy area for dogs plenty of…read moreswings for Biggs and Littles, stuff to climb, nice benches for lunch tunnels to climb through bouncy bunnies to ride very cute.

This park is well maintained with clean bathrooms and water stations nearby the entrance along with…read moreample parking spaces for everyone to park comfortably. The grassy field along with the basketball courts are available and less occupied than the pickle ball and tennis courts. My complaint with this park is that there aren't enough pickle ball courts for everyone to enjoy. Their are approximately (6) courts used for competitive matches and the other courts that are used for fun and practicing are always full and occupied. The wait times are ridiculous and their are a handful of people who use intimidation and bullying tactics to try to kick off newbies off the courts. The people who are playing a match use vulgar language and lack decorum. There are children around and I personally do want to be around foul language. Of course, not everyone there is rude or a jerk but from my weekly attendance, a period of 8 weeks observation, it sure is the majority. I'm all for competitiveness and a hunger to win, but mind your manors. The pickle ball culture is out of control. The courts open at 7am and it's packed until 11am. Then if you get off work to practice, around 3pm to closing it's packed. Good luck getting any time on these courts. On top of that, the courts are open during the time you work and if you take the time off to go, you're out at the hottest part of the day. No thanks! CRPD - please build more courts. Please have pickle ball ambassadors to monitor language and sportsmanship, allow beginners to get play time, and thanks for keeping the bathrooms clean!

I enjoyed this park a lot because 1. It's vey clean and…read morewell maintained 2. it has restrooms 3. it has a very unique barn theme with giant horses, pigs, and a tractor 4. there is shaded seating 5. it's usually pretty empty great find and if I'm in the area I will definitely go again.

amazing playground with so many things to do. A bit skewed for older kids (they don't have toddler…read moreslides), but amazing Farm theme!

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!

Saw this Park from the vibrant colors had to check it out, has swings for Biggs, and Littles. Has…read morean age-appropriate playground for ages 2 to 5, and 5 to 12. This park has some fun vintage looking rocking horses that are a turtle and a duck very cute. Miss Park has two massive fields and outdoor workout equipment. This park has a little creek for the kids to walk across and explore this park has lots of seating for picnics and barbecues, and even built in cement style cornhole game.

Love this park! With two play fields, including one set back from the street, there is plenty of…read moreroom to run, bike, ride a scooter, play frisbee, or kick a ball around. There are paved loops around both play fields, perfect for walking, as well as bikes and scooters. There is a small creek between the play fields that's shallow and fun for climbing and exploring. There are various calisthenic exercise setups around the park. The playground has new equipment, with many unique pieces. Very fun park for for the family. There is no bathroom at this park so plan accordingly.

Fun time at the park, though not a lot of shade for 3pm play time…read more Restrooms are available. Water fountain. Soccer field and base ball park.

Stopped by for a picnic dinner/stretch the legs break a few weeks ago. There's a few different…read moreareas to play, and we ended up spending time in both sides of the currently-dry creek. My daughters loves all of the different play equipment, from your traditional slides and swings to the zip lines and sports (there was a group of guys playing handball and they'd never seen it before but enjoyed watching). The biggest issue we had was that there wasn't a bathroom anywhere, so we had to make another stop before getting back on the road. It was a nice spot otherwise, tucked behind a quiet neighborhood.

If I were solely grading on the park itself it would be 5 stars for sure. The park is well planned…read moreout. There are multiple areas that can be enjoyed by different age groups. There are lots of mature trees for shade as well as plenty of open grass (though it's very hilly). The park has sand, jungle gyms for kids of various sizes, a handball court, a basketball court, benches and tables. My favorite part of the park is the zip lines that can totally be used by the average adult too . What I don't like: * It's right next to a freeway which gives me concerns about air quality. * I don't think that there's a bathroom (I wasn't looking for one, so there may be one but I didn't see it.) * There's a bridge to go from one side to the other. However if you have someone in a wheel chair there's a post that would keep them from being able to get through. * Parking can be a bit scarce. It's tucked in the middle of a neighborhood. So there isn't a parking lot or anything like that. Another thing of note, we have visited this park twice. The first time we visited people were friendly enough. This last time, I got some weird vibes from the people who were there. No one really said hello. Then my son was playing on the playground while I changed my daughter nearby and some kids came over. When we left, my son told me that the kids didn't want to play with him and threw some sand at him. Unfortunately he told me as we were leaving or I would've addressed the issue with the mothers. I get that kids will be kids and I know how to talk to my son about not taking things like this personally. But I think it's important to add as one of the big parts of bringing your child to the park is getting social interaction. Of course this will totally depend on who's there, so YMMV. No

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.

I've been driving by this park for many years not realizing that there are tennis courts and a…read morebasketball court, with a clean patch of grass for outdoor activities. On a weekend, don't expect to get a parking spot between 8-11am, the lot fills up fast. I noticed a few locals walking to the courts and leaving the car at home. Apparently Tierra Rejada Park is Pickleball central for Moorpark. Older park but very well maintained.