A couple weeks ago we were thoroughly bored with walking just in our immediate neighborhood, and…read morewanted to shake up the routine. We came to this large community park to embrace variety in scenery. We were able to walk on many of the sidewalk areas meandering around the perimeter of the park. The tennis courts were open, but the playground and baseball diamond were closed. Overall, there were minimal other visitors to the park as twilight approached. We caught a beautiful sunset and had a really pleasant walk. Plentiful lighting made it possible to finish up our stroll of the grounds after the sun was down. We'll be back for more walking and try different pathways next time.

We've visited this park a few times in the morning, early afternoon, and early evening. It is so…read morebig that it seems like you have lots of space to keep to yourself but the people here are friendly so you may not want to isolate yourself. We Like the vibe and family atmosphere. Love the large spread out feel. Very clean and nice people come here. Two play structures for the kids. Tennis courts, basketball courts, baseball diamond, soccer field, picnic facilities. Great place to host a party. Lots of parking.

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.

Couldn't speak more highly of this place. Oliver and Michael took care of us for our first time and…read morewe will be back for sure. Amazing place . So clean, highly recommend . Thank you again

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.

This is a super great place to walk your leashed, well-behaved doggie. We walk both of them and…read morehappy to report that the little Pom who is uninterested in other dogs but loves people, has lost weight, thanks to going one round 5-6 days a week - super convenient, and higly recommended for both people and their doggies!

Lovely Park, clean and well maintained. Great place for…read moresoccer, baseball, and softball practice. The best mountain views, not to mention the location, nicely tucked away from noisy streets. If you're looking to picnic in a park, I recommend this location for sure.

Such a beautiful park. We came for a baby gender reveal. We were left in awe of the beauty of this…read morepark. Although we have 2.5 year old he was not interested in the playground at all and it was nice. He was way more interested in the duck and turtle pond and creek water running thru the park. We loved it.

Wow what a beautiful, large, and all inclusive park! There were so many places to go with something…read morefor everyone. They had multiple playgrounds for kids of all ages. There were clean bathrooms. There was also a creek and pond with ducks and turtles. There were very large open grass areas as well as large covered areas with plenty of tables. There's a bike and walking path too. We visited here and the library which is in the same area. We would love to go back when time permits. Oh and there's plenty of parking all around the park. I could see it getting busy with a big party of even though.

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

Awesome playground with a zip line. Pickle ball courts, basketball court, baseball field. Biggest…read moredrawback, highly limited parking.

I dint recommend this park.. it has trails and is a large park but my concerns are Dog Owners…read moreletting dogs run off leash. I also was there today and the groundskeepers turned on the sprinklers while I was walking... that was uncalled for this park is hardly kept up the grass looks like a disarray.. this park was kept nice 10years ago now... Simi valley and thousand oaks park are well kept compare to our parks here in moorpark.. i am ashamed of our city to let these beautiful parks go to w

Parking is free, big park, lots to do and see. I come here maybe twice a year for the past three…read moreyears.

Guess we don't get out often enough, or I can confess to sleeping on checking out this park. We…read moredrive by it on Royal Avenue multiple times a week, so knew that it was there, but we'd never been there before last Saturday evening. Dear Hubby and I attended the Water Lantern Festival event there, thus experiencing the environment of the park for the first time. The first thing we found was a good-sized parking lot on the west side of the park grounds. Because the festival boasted food trucks to feed the guests, part of the parking lot was devoted to their space. We still had an easy time parking (for free). From there, we walked east past a soccer pitch toward the amphitheater / duck pond area where the festival was in full swing. I didn't realize that the park hosts live music during the summertime. With the natural bowl of the sloping lawn area it would be a nice place to listen to a concert. Bring a blanket, some lawn chairs, and a picnic, and you'd be all set. Am not sure of the restroom situation. The festival brought in porta-potties and free-standing sinks, which were plentiful. There may be actual flush toilets and fresh water sinks in the park, but I didn't see a building for same in the area where we spent time. The duck pond would be a great place to bring kids, but please leave bread at home. It's bad for the digestive system of water fowl. Signs announcing this are around the pond. I'd have to research what better alternatives there are, but bread is a no-no. This park is home to tennis and basketball courts, plus the community swimming pool, too. Centrally located in town and convenient for most residents, it's one of the pluses of living in suburbia to have spaces like this available to get outdoors and play.

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