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Murphy’s Page
How do you like to run in the
park,
With other dogs so free?
Oh, I do think it the pleasantest thing
Ever has happened to me!
The Conejo Valley is a
great place for dogs—lots of hiking and open space, excellent
medical care and parks designated just for us. (Why don’t they
call other parks people parks or talk parks?) Here are my favorite
local dog parks. All but the beach allow me to go without my leash.
What freedom!
Oh by the way, if you’re
looking for a home that’s a step up from a doghouse, give my mom a
call. She’s the best! |
Conejo Valley Area Dog Parks
Calabasas
Camarillo
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Camarillo Dog Park.
Benches, table, drinking fountains for dogs and people, shady,
completely fenced and double gated. No charge. Location: Inside
Camarillo Grove County Park, show them your dog and entrance is free.
Directions: Take the Camarillo Springs Rd. exit off the 101 Freeway.
Leo Carillo Beach
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Leo Carillo Beach.
A1.5-mile-long stretch of beach where leashed dogs can run and
swim. There are trails under the freeway. Not allowed between towers 2 &
3. Location: On Highway 1, approximately 30 miles North of Santa
Monica, on PCH going north towards Oxnard (past Zuma Beach).
Directions: Go north on PCH toward Oxnard until you get to El
Matador and Leo Carillo.
Thousand Oaks
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Conejo Creek Park. A 3-acre
playground with picnic tables and drinking fountains divided into two
sections, one for large dogs and one for small dogs. Open from 7 a.m. to
sunset daily except for when equestrian events are being held at a
nearby arena. Dogs must be on leashes from the parking lot to the park's
double gates. Location: Avenida de las Flores just west of Erbes
Rd. Directions: Take the Avenida de los Arboles exit off the 23
Freeway, go east, then south (right) on Erbes Rd. one block, then right
(at Los Cerritos Middle School) on Avenida de las Flores.
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