Conejo Community Center & Outdoor Unit
Conejo Recreation & Park District · Private
Nature-focused summer day camps run by the Conejo Recreation & Park District at the Conejo Center (1175 Hendrix Ave, Thousand Oaks), home to the district's Outdoor Unit. The municipal program offers a variety of day camps for children of a range of ages, including a full-day option; registration and refunds are handled through the park district.
The practical details
We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Conejo Recreation & Park District directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Rob BlazeGreat park with free concerts in the summer!
★★★★★J “Enforcer” KThe old Gainsborough community park.. Used to go there all the time with my best buddy who passed last year. It was his favorite park. But he didn't always like going to the top of the botanical garden because it was just too steep for a 15 yr old furboy. If you go at dusk, you can catch a nice sunset. Conejo Valley is truly blessed.
★★★★Brett VaughnVery nice, large park with a beautiful botanical garden trail you can walk. My only reason for giving 4 stars is that the kids playground is lacking. There are some cool STEM toys to play with, but the jungle gym is very small with maybe a 4ft. slide and one platform. Not a very exciting experience for the littles.
★★★★★Ashley ChelonisAmazing park! Three or more different parking lots. Playground is up, up, up around a corner. The playground is unique and has a ropes course and imagination garden. Great hills, little bridges, and a botanical garden just past the playground.
★★★★★Lucas WestonWonderful community park with a great balance of play equipment for kids grass for games, eating areas, a creek for kids to explore, and the community center for events. Add in the baseball field and the botanical gardens with hiking trails and it's hard to envision a better park.