Developers seeking to build multifamily housing along Thousand Oaks Boulevard cleared a major hurdle this month when the Conejo Recreation and Park District's board of directors voted in favor of reducing its Quimby fees for that section of the city. More... The app, which is available through Apple's App Store, has been around since 2013, but this is the first time users can use it to sign up for any of the park district's offerings, according to Tom Hare, CRPD’s administrator for parks and planning. More... Join us on Saturday, March 21 for our annual Spring Trail Work Day! This year's volunteer trail work will be in the Conejo Canyons area of the Conejo Open Space. The primary project is a re-route of Lower Lizard Rock Trail, as well as drainage work. If time permits, work will also be done on the lower road/trail in the Canyons area. Volunteers will be treated to Burgers & Hot Dogs barbecued and served by COSCA Rangers
More... Play Conejo has received an unexpected and unprecedented $50,000 personal gift and donation from the Tull Family Foundation. The funds will help create the unique and much anticipated playground at Old Meadows Park – home of Conejo Recreation and Park District's award-winning Therapeutic Recreation program.
More... From March 1 through May 31, we are challenging mountain bikers, hikers, trail runners and equestrians of all ages to experience ten of the best and most beautiful multi-use trails in the Conejo Open Space! More... A crack in a section of pipeline running though Wildwood Regioinal Park sent water surging high into the air for at least an hour on Monday, causing damage to the park's nature center and attracting the attention of residents for miles around. Residents and the fire department called to report the break and crews arrived at the site within minutes. More... Janss Marketplace officials presented Conejo Recreation & Park District with a $30,000 donation recently through money raised at the shopping center's annual Reign of Terror Haunted House. More... Thousand Oaks dog owners will soon have three new places where their canines can legally run free. At its Nov. 20 meeting, the Conejo Recreation and Park District board of directors voted 4-0 (chair Joe Gibson was absent) to convert portions of three parks—Kimber, Walnut Grove and Estella—into fenced-in, offleash dog areas for a six-month trial period.
More... Leaning over tables covered in mounds of white filling and colorful cloth, yarn and markers, volunteers at the Goebel Adult Community Center spend hours every week painstakingly creating one-of-a-kind toys and blankets that will be sent to underserved and sick children, young accident and natural disaster victims and orphans locally and around the world. More... The last giant swath of unused land in the city's boundaries, a 145-acre site in the Lang Ranch area of Thousand Oaks, could become a haven for runners, mountain bikers, model plane fliers and disc golf enthusiasts. More... |
