Best Ecological Park Thousand Oaks Near Me

4worldlovers: People of all ages frequent Wildwood Park for a variety of outdoor activities such as nature hikes, biking, horseback riding, summer day camps, and interpretive programs. Additionally, the Conejo Open Space Trails Advisory Committee (COSTAC) coordinates the annual Trail Education Days for 4th graders of Conejo Valley public schools. There are 14 trails covering 17 miles. There are three water fountains in the park; however, hikers are encouraged to bring water. Restrooms are located at the bottom of the canyon only. In addition, there are several benches located throughout the park, mostly along the trails.

The park is from 7:00am – dusk. For information about outdoor programs and specialty hikes in the park, contact the Conejo Community Center/Outdoor Unit.

For other information about the park, including trail maps, Park Rangers contacts, other nearby open space areas, and how to become involved with projects that benefit Wildwood Park or Conejo open space areas, please visit the following websites:

4worldlovers:

The Sapwi Bike Park is the Conejo Valley’s first (and still only) bike skills park, located inside the Sapwi Trails Community Park in Thousand Oaks, California.


The park has been a labor of love, brought to reality by a small group of volunteer board members with planning beginning all the way back in 2013. Additionally, the park would not be possible without the generous donations and sponsorship from the local community.


The Sapwi Bike Park project is a partnership between the Concerned Off-Road Bicyclists Association (CORBA) and Conejo Recreation And Parks District (CRPD). The park is a free, public recreational bicycle skills park facility located in the heart of beautiful Sapwi Trails Community Park in Thousand Oaks, California. The Community Park also features several miles of multi-use trails, natural habitat preservation, and other activities such as disc golf, cross-country running, and a non-motorized glider flying area.

CORBA, a 501c3 nonprofit, is a chapter of the International Mountain Bicycling Association (IMBA). CORBA has entered into an agreement with (CRPD) to construct and maintain Sapwi Trails Bike Park and the multi-use trails and skills stations within Sapwi Trails Community Park.

The bike park offers a wide range of features to challenge all ages and skill levels. The Sapwi Bike park currently consists of a pump track and three jump lines:

PUMP TRACK– Our pump track was designed for endless laps with multiple options. This is a track made for all ages and ability levels.

BEGINNER– Consisting of mellow berms, small rollers and two dirt table top jops, This line is not intended for the rider to leave the ground.