Dog Parks

Conejo Creek Dog Park

1350 E Avenida De Las Flores, Thousand Oaks, CA 91360

The 3.5-acre dog park opened in June 2001. This special facility is designed for the benefit and enjoyment of our community's dogs and their human families.  The park has two separate sections, one for small dogs (30 lbs and under) and the other for large dogs (more than 30 lbs). Drinking fountains have attached dog water fountains. 

Park Information

OPEN DAILY 7:00am to 10:00pm
The lights in the dog park start shutting off at 9:00pm and are completely off by 10:00pm.  Parking lot lights stay on until 10:30pm.

The park is closed during these times:

  • Every Thursday from 7:00am - 9:00am
  • All day on the 3rd Thursday of every month
  • During inclement weather due to wet/muddy conditions and for turf protection.  Weather-related closure updates can be found at FIELD CONDITIONS.
  • You may also call the dog park hotline at 805-381-1299 for information about weather-related closings.
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Dog Park Map (PDF)

Amenities

TYPEQUANTITYCOMMENTS
ADA Parking Stalls2 
Drinking Fountains3Attached dog water fountains
Large Dog Area1 
Mutt Mutt Dispensers10 
Parking Stalls84 
Picnic Tables8 
Shade Structures4 
Small Dog Area1 

Dog Park Rules

There are good reasons for the rules, based on knowledge and understanding of canine behavior. Please abide by them while you're at the Conejo Creek Dog Park. If in doubt, conduct yourself with maturity and consideration for others.

Dog Park Rules (PDF)
Animal Complaint Form (PDF)

To submit questions, comments, or to report concerns including off-leash, abandoned, sick or injured animals at any of the parks, contact Park Superintendent, Matt Kouba, at 805-495-6471, ext. 1112 or email [email protected].

Off-Leash Areas (OLAs)

There are currently three off-leash areas in the Conejo Valley, in addition to the Conejo Creek Dog Park. They can be found at Estella Park, Kimber Park, and Walnut Grove Park. These off-leash areas do not have grass, are located in the District’s turf reduction target areas, and will become compacted natural earth surfacing over time. 

More Information

For additional information on any of our dog parks, please call 805-495-6471 or email [email protected].