Conejo Valley Botanical Garden, Botanical garden in Thousand Oaks, California.
Conejo Valley Botanical Garden is a botanical garden in Thousand Oaks covering 33 acres of hillside terrain. It features fifteen distinct garden sections showcasing plants that thrive in Mediterranean climates.
The property was acquired in 1973 and the first garden areas began developing in 1976 through community effort. The site grew gradually into the diverse plant collections visible today.
The garden functions as an environmental education center offering lectures, guided tours, and programs for schools, garden clubs, and scout groups.
The garden is open daily from sunrise to sunset with free entry for all visitors. Walking shoes are recommended due to the hilly terrain and winding pathways throughout the property.
A riparian stream trail winds through the property, creating a natural corridor between different garden sections. Many visitors overlook this waterway and the wildlife it attracts while focusing on the plant collections.
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