Parks in Oak Park, California

The Medea Creek Trail winds through Medea Creek Park, an oak-shaded suburban greenbelt in Oak Park. The long and narrow wetland winds through residential neighborhoods, creating a wildlife habitat and urban wilderness. Medea Creek ... More on Trails

Palo Comado Canyon lies adjacent to Cheeseboro Canyon about a mile to the west. Although not part of the Santa Monica Mountains, the canyons are part of the Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area. This hike heads up the undeveloped ... More on Trails

This PlayBooster® packs quite a few activities into a small space. Theres the Block Climber and Critter Canyon to help kids angle upwards. Then the Belt Bridge, ... More on KaBoom.org

Its fast and fantastic! The Turbo Twister�?� Tunnel Slide will dazzle those as they dare to ride its dark path. This PlayBooster® also features the lovely 2 x 4 Recycled ... More on KaBoom.org

Palo Comado Canyon and China Flats are wonderful examples of what can be accomplished by community activism and political vision. At one point, it looked as though this beautiful oak-lined canyon a... More on Trails

I have some technical problems and I cannot finish it. But 6 miles is very More on Trails

Named for the Chumash tribe who lived throughout the region for more than a thousand years, sixteen-acre Chumash Park offers hiking trails, a baseball field, a playground, and picnic grounds. Annua... More on KidsPlayParks

about Chumash Park: Named for the Chumash tribe who lived throughout the region for more than a thousand years, sixteen-acre Chumash Park offers hiking trails, a baseball field, a playground, and p... More on GoCityKids

Until the late 1970s, Rocky Oaks was a working cattle ranch. The grassland (pasture) and pond (for cattle) are remnants of that era. Rocky Oaks, acquired by the National Park Service ... More on Trails

about Monarchs Gymnastics: Monarchs Gymnastics offers a variety of programs for kids starting at 18 months old. Recreational classes are available as well as competitive programs, and fun programs for students and non-students alike. ... More on GoCityKids

All the trails in Chesebro are open to bikes. This is a great park for beginning riders. The terrain is hilly with Oak and Sycamore trees in the low lying areas. The start of Chesebro trail (dirt r... More on trails.mtbr.com

Recommended Route: start at the dirt parking lot and continue till the creek part then go to Palo camodo until u get tired or keep going there are so many trails it is up to u Other recommended t... More on trails.mtbr.com

Many options for intermediate and avdavnced riders. My favorite loop is to go up Chesboro Fire Road -turn right at the fork with w/ Sulfer Springs. Take this all the way to a four way intersenction... More on trails.mtbr.com

From there, you can cross over the freeway, and take a right on Agoura Road. More on trails.mtbr.com

Newton Trail, hey that's the dude who invented gravity er sumthin. The trail goes over the tunnel and winds around until you reach Latigo Cyn Rd. about 1 or 2 miles later. The trail is hilly to ver... More on trails.mtbr.com

Go to fast and you'll miss the views . More on trails.mtbr.com