Love this place well maintain extremely well put together thank you for having this placeread more

I attended a fundraiser and workshop at this venue in Camarillo. This location was a great middle…read moreway from folks in the Hawaiian and Polynesian communities up north, from Santa Barbara as far south, from San Diego. Plenty of parking and a nice stage and seating inside as well as a canteen area for eating or more socializing. The canteen area has a room length bar with a mirror behind it that was so retro looking and perfect for concessions. Perfect venue for the needs of the activities. The bathrooms were very dated and just looked a bit run down but were functioning so couldn't complain too much but it could use a facelift. Would highly recommend this venue in Camarillo.

As a nanny, Camino Real Park is one of my absolute favorite parks in Ventura. I've taken multiple…read morekids here over the years, and it's such a great setup for families. What really sets this park apart is that it has three different playground areas, so kids of different ages always have something to do and don't get bored easily. The park is spacious, well maintained, and feels safe, which is huge when you're responsible for little ones. There's also a dog park and tennis courts, so it works for everyone--families, dog owners, and people just looking to be active. I love that it's easy to spend a long afternoon here without feeling cramped. Plenty of space to run around, sit, relax, and let kids burn off energy. It's one of those parks that's clearly designed with the community in mind. If you're a parent, nanny, or caregiver in Ventura, Camino Real Park is definitely a go-to spot.

Super huge park, with two play areas and baseball and softball fields…read more however, This park is slowly going downhill. The road to get in and out needs to be repaved, very bumpy ride in and out. The parking lot is beginning to fill up with homeless people.

The best batting cages! My boys love coming here and it's so cool that they get to try out all the…read morenew bats.

First and foremost I have been coming to the hitting zone with my son and his teams over the years…read more As an ex baseball player myself I have been in my share of batting cages and the hitting zone does a good job as a full service facility. They have (4) hitting cages (3) baseball and (1) softball along with a training cage for private lessons in addition to an area set up for tee or soft toss work. They also have a pro shop for equipment needs (bats, gloves, cleats, bags and training aids) Glen the owner is himself an ex player who runs it and does a really good job and goes the extra mile to work with you find hard to get or speciality equipment or make arrangements his supporting staff is mostly high school and college kids / players who operate it when Glen is out so service can be hit and miss lol but it's the batting cages no frills not the Ritz Carlton... It's a great addition to the neighborhood and extremely supportive of the kids and youth baseball and softball programs in the community. Thank you Glen keep up the great work...

Always looking to get my steps in! This park has a great loop to walk around, concrete so not easy…read moreon your feet but green views. Tons of other walkers, runners and bicyclists. This park also has a pool, tons of fiends for sports and ample parking! We def enjoyed our walk!

I've watched it built and dirt tracks come back down and it's ok. The park. Needs an actually…read moreplayground somewhere in that huge space. Add in to the aquatic center maybe ?

The Wildwood Neighborhood Park is a small park that is connected to the Wildwood Condominiums and…read morenext to Wildwood Elementary School. The park has a playground for kids and a a long grassy area for running around or kicking a ball. There is a bench in the shade that allows parents to watch their kids play and a self clean-up station for your 4 legged friend. The park as a cement walking path along the perimeter and if you follow it to the end, you can start the Wildwood Regional Park hiking trail that will take you to Paradise falls waterfall (approximately 1.5 miles away). Although this park is small, not many people come here as Wildflower Playfield park is directly across the street which tends to attract more visitors from the community. If you take the tunnel next to this park (goes directly under Avenida De Los Arboles) you will end up on Canna Street and you will be across the street at Wildflower Playfield. Summer Camp is hosted here and is run by the Conejo Park and Recreation District if you are looking for a summer program for your child.

great fields for practices…read more easy to find parking relatively clean bathrooms great weather year-round good lighting for evening practices food options nearby to get dinner/snacks after practice

Fantastic use of space! The AYSO use this for games, and there is a baseball field as well! many…read moretimes throughout the day it is open for anyone to use. It's rare to find such a well maintained wide open field. Through the year there are multiple big events that take advantage of this field. One of the longstanding traditions in Thousand Oaks is the Conejo Valley Days Annual Festival (which is on their 61st). This festival features a carnival as well as a Country Western Night, Classic Rock an Roll Night, and a Chili Cook Off! Another event that is held here is the Oakheart Country Music Festival, which has been gaining momentum in recent years! There is a model airplane group that uses the field to fly their aircrafts which is cool to watch. This park also has a running path (Also good for skateboarding/longboarding and biking) alongside with a nice scenery! One of the many beautiful parks that Thousand Oaks has to offer

The staff here is amazing! My son had several lessons with two different staff members for two…read moredifferent skills before and during the 2026 baseball season. Both instructors were highly skilled at their positions and helped my son learn to achieve higher results at both positions.

Second time here and this place is the new go-to spot. Oliver helped us as the front and he was…read morevery encouraging to my son who's 5 and has only hit at the cages once previously. He gave us the breakdown of all the great amenities offered and then personally showed us to our cage inside for the session. Honestly growing up playing ball in LA, this is the nicest batting cage I've been to that I can remember. Located in a great area as well. Thanks for all your help Oliver and we'll see you guys back there next time.

This is a very nice facility and serves its purpose. Love the shade structures over the stands…read more The major downfall is the turf fields. The off gassing in the heat and wind is unbearable. They may look nice but they are awful and not eco friendly.

It's such an awesome fields for the kids. Turf is great. Great space for families. They have a…read morewiffle ball field and batting cages as well.