Conejo Creek Dog Park

  • Location: 1350 Avenida de las Flores (northwest quadrant of Conejo Creek)., Thousand Oaks CA 91362
  • Park Information: Please note: The Dog Park will be closed every Thursday from 7am - 9am and all day the third Thursday of each month for maintenance. For weather-related closures, please call the Dog Park Information Line at (805) 381-1299.
  • Size: 3.5 acres, approximately 2 acres for the large dog area and 1.5 acres for the small dog area. There are three double-gated entries - two for the large dog area and one for the small dog area.
  • Reservations: No
  • Description: NOTE:Conejo Recreation and Park District is looking for volunteers to help with opening and closing the dog park,
    stocking the mutt mitt dispensers and general cleanup. If interested, please call 495-6471 and ask for Matt Kouba.

    Dog Park Rules CRPD Ordinance 237

    Hours of operation are 7 am to 8:30 pm. The Dog Park will be closed periodically during the year for special events.
    Enter at your own risk. Adults and children assume all risks associated with the leash-free Dog Park. No children under 16 allowed without adult supervision. Small children must be within arm's reach of a supervising adult.
    Dogs must display current license and be properly inoculated, healthy (no contagious conditions), and parasite-free.
    Dogs are to be kept on a leash (not exceeding 6') when outside the Dog Park fence at all times. Do not have your dog unleashed between your vehicle and gated entrance.
    Leash and unleash your dog inside the double-gated holding area, not inside the Dog Park.
    All dog owners must carry a leash, but no dogs shall be leashed once inside the park.
    Dogs left unattended at the Dog Park will be impounded with Animal Control. Close supervision of your dog is required.
    Owners must clean up after their pets. If you see someone who forgets to clean up, please remind him/her to help keep the park clean. Mutt Mitts are provided.
    AGGRESSIVE DOGS must be removed from the Dog Park area IMMEDIATELY without debate. You are responsible for your actions and those of your dog. Aggressive dogs may be banned for appropriate periods of time. Aggressive dogs are defined as either vicious or dangerous dogs as designated in the California Food and Agricultural Code 31601-02-03. Furthermore, an aggressive dog is defined as any dog that is determined by the District to pose a threat to dogs or people by virtue of a single incident or history of unprovoked acts of aggression against people or animals. Violation of the Food and Agricultural Code carries penalties not to exceed $1000.
    No air horns or bullhorns.
    No food of any kind is allowed inside the Dog Park, including people food.
    No smoking within the fenced area.
    Three dogs per dog owner is the maximum allowed inside the Dog Park.
    No female dogs in heat. No puppies under five months of age, due to their vulnerability to disease and injury.
    People may not run or jump while within the Dog Park. Please remind your young children of this rule.
    No grooming of dogs at this Dog Park.
    No commercial use of this facility is allowed, including solicitation and advertisements . Per District Ordinance #113.
    When leaving the park, please remove all tennis balls, toys, or other personal items or they will be discarded.
    Conejo Recreation and Park District 495-6471; 381-2741
  • Amenities: Landscaping of the entire perimeter with native wildflower seed mix.
  • Equipment: Mutt Mitt dispensers are fastened to chain link fence.
 Amenity   Number        Equipment   Number 
Picnic Tables 8
Accessable Table 1
Drinking Fountains 3
Shade Structures 4
Mutt Mitt Dispensers 10


We would appreciate your comments or feedback.
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Conejo Recreation and Park District, 403 W. Hillcrest Drive, Thousand Oaks, CA  91360
Phone (805) 495-6471 | Fax (805) 497-3199 | E-mail us at
parks@crpd.org
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