Conejo Creek Dog Park - Dog park in Thousand Oaks - 1350 E Avenida De Las Flores, USA

A wonderful community resource for friendly dogs and people in a maintained fenced dog park. It’s a well attended and safe facility with lighting and ample parking. The vast majority of people keep an eye on their dogs and pick up after them. Newbies will be prompted to use the available bags and sand to clean up after their dogs if they are unaware. Occasional conflicts are quickly resolved. It’s been a wonderful experience for our family and dog.

This dog park is great- it is big, fenced in, has 2 sections (one for small dogs, one for big dogs), both of which have two doors to come in. The big dog area is the one I am familiar with. The amenities are- benches, doggy bags, pique-nique tables, and a grassy patch. The parking lot can accommodate a lot of cars and closes at dusk.

We have been to 4 different dog parks, and this is definitely our favorite. Everyone is friendly and so are the dogs! We go to the small dog side, and our dogs begin to cry in the car as we approach the park as this is their favorite place to go! I also like the fact that the website shows how busy the park is hour by hour, and we always want to go when the park is well attended.

Great park in TO. Dogs have a lot of room to run around and love it. They also love playing with the other dogs. 90% of other dogs are friendly and love to play. Even though it's near a freeway, it's a very beautiful setting right next to an Equestrian park and gardens.

Everyone is so nice. And knowledgeable in so many areas of pets. I got some great news on homeopathic remedy for my dog. WOWd !! Worked wonders & another gave me vital info on reasonable pet insurance & pet basic. BIG difference & so reasonably priced. I'm very impressed by this dog park. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

It's the largest, most populated dog park in the area. We drive in from Moorpark. There are great people here and really wonderful dogs. It is half gravel and half grass. There's a large dog side and a small dog side. 35lbs and under is the limit for small dogs. Over 35lb dogs go to the large dog side. Many of the larger poodle breeds will come over to the small dog side even thought they may be well over 35lbs. We have zero issue with this, and no one else seems to mind, since the poodles are a much more gentle breed when it comes to playing with other dogs. We have heard owners day their large poodles will get bullied on the large dog side. I can definitely see that. We bring a large 100lb German Shepherd and Lab mix. Even he has had some dominant younger dogs push him around a bit. We also have a 5 month old Mini Bernedoodle. She actually does pretty well on both sides. She's only 17lbs but is very well socialized and can hold her own on the big dog side. She will get rolled and play bit by some of the more rough dogs, but she almost always wins them over with her charm 😁. We stay on the small dog side unless it's completely empty over there, (very rare.) Both areas are big but the large dog side is huge! You can really chuck a ball without any concerns of it going over. There are plenty of poop bags and poop scoops. There's plenty of trash cans. There are a couple of sand buckets on each side I assume to cover poop that might not be completely pickup-able. The entrance/exit are double gated. There are Two on the big side. Most people hang and leave a leash by the entrance. There are metal park benches and tables, one or two have canopy covers for hot days. The sunsets here are great! I believe it closes at 9, maaaybe 10. Every Thursday, early morning, I think 7-9am they close for maintenance. It's a wonderful dog park, come check it out.

I love this dog park, there are huge open spaces for your dogs to run around with both dirt and grass sections. There's several water fountains with dog friendly plumbing so your dog won't be parched. This is definitely the nicest dog park in the area.

Best dog park in Thousand Oaks, I drive five miles to take my dog here. Lots of dogs but usually no issues. Lots of room to play ball and run around.