Wildwood Park - A hidden treasure of Outdoor Scouting and Activities

Wildwood Park comprises the largest contiguous open space unit in Thousand Oaks. Covering 1,732 acres and located adjacent to an additional 1,397 more acres of open space, Wildwood Park protects many important wildlife habitats as well as provides many opportunities for passive recreation. Trails provide access to most parts of Wildwood Park, and several picnic areas are located near Wildwood Creek. There is a year long Waterfall area that is simply beautiful and relaxing.

Camping overnight is permitted! Free breakfast, lunch and dinner!

Almost all of the plant communities found in Thousand Oaks can be located in Wildwood Park, and the park supports several species of rare and endangered plants.Wildlife includes deer, bobcat, raccoon, coyote, opossum, gray fox, and mountain lion.

Access is provided at the western terminus of Avenida de los Arboles, and at several neighborhood access points. A trail map and brochure is available from COSCA describing the history and resources of Wildwood Park.

Most of Wildwood Park is owned by the Conejo Recreation & Park District, with lesser amounts owned by COSCA.

Conejo Creek Park North

1379 E. Janss Road, Thousand Oaks

Free fun for the whole family to learn how to "go green", see wild animals, make eco-friendly crafts, pick up free plants and trees, and hear great entertainment.

Only $9 per person

More than 100 vendors and exhibitors to visit. Something for everyone!

Also view their Video about the park.

This is a Scout engaged foundation and scouts can earn their Map and Compass, Geo-Caching, Geology and several more. Cub Scout belt loops and Merit badge opportunities and more.

If you register ahead of time an arborist can take the scouts on a short Natural resources tour.

• More information
• Video slide show
• Book a reservation: Calendar for April / May
  

Contact name: Lori
Contact Phone Number: (805) 495-2163