Thousand Oaks, CA
Wildwood
Wildwood is a hillside section of western Thousand Oaks built around several single-family tracts bordering the COSCA-managed Wildwood Regional Park. Wildwood Elementary School and the park's main entrance both carry the same 91360 ZIP code, tying the neighborhood's schools, streets, and open space to one address corridor. The 928 W. Avenida de los Arboles park entrance opens at 7 a.m. daily, with parking for 58 vehicles, ten barbecue grills, twenty picnic tables across five areas, and fourteen hiking trails covering seventeen miles. In May 2022, the Conejo Open Space Conservation Agency's board voted to rename several park landmarks with Chumash-language names, including Tuhuy Falls, the Chumash word for rain, in place of Indian Maiden Falls. The City of Thousand Oaks' own HOA records show no area-wide association covering the core single-family tracts; a separate, smaller 108-unit condominium association, Wildwood Township, was declared in 1972 near Lynn Road and Avenida de los Arboles.
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What defines it
- Wildwood Elementary School and the Wildwood Regional Park entrance share the 91360 ZIP code
- Wildwood Regional Park's main entrance offers 58 parking stalls, 10 barbecue grills, 20 picnic tables, and 14 hiking trails covering 17 miles
- In 2022, the Conejo Open Space Conservation Agency renamed several park landmarks with Chumash-language names, including Tuhuy Falls, formerly Indian Maiden Falls
- No area-wide HOA governs the core single-family tracts; a separate, smaller 108-unit Wildwood Township condominium association, declared in 1972, sits near Lynn Road and Avenida de los Arboles
- Several tracts have direct, unstaffed neighborhood access points into Wildwood Park beyond the main trailhead
The Housing Stock
Wildwood's housing sits in established single-family tracts without an area-wide HOA, apart from one small, separately governed condominium association—a different governance pattern than the master-planned communities common elsewhere in Thousand Oaks.
Frequently asked
Is Wildwood a gated community?
No. The City of Thousand Oaks' own HOA records show no area-wide association or gate covering the core Wildwood single-family tracts. A separate, smaller 108-unit condominium association, Wildwood Township, declared in 1972 near Lynn Road and Avenida de los Arboles, is a distinct product from the surrounding single-family tract homes.
What's the big park next to Wildwood?
Wildwood Regional Park, managed by the Conejo Open Space Conservation Agency, with its main entrance and trailhead at 928 W. Avenida de los Arboles. The entrance opens at 7 a.m. daily and offers 58 parking stalls, ten barbecue grills, and fourteen hiking trails covering seventeen miles.
Are the trails right outside people's backyards, or do you have to drive to a trailhead?
Both. Several tracts have direct, unstaffed neighborhood access points into Wildwood Park, in addition to the main developed trailhead and parking lot at the western end of Avenida de los Arboles, per the park agency's own materials.
What school is inside the neighborhood?
Wildwood Elementary School, at 620 W. Velarde Drive, is part of Conejo Valley Unified School District and serves grades K through 5. Its GreatSchools rating stood at 9 out of 10 when last checked in July 2026.
Were any park landmarks renamed recently?
Yes. In May 2022 the Conejo Open Space Conservation Agency's board voted 4-0 to rename several Wildwood Park landmarks with Chumash-language names: Indian Creek Trail became Two Springs Trail, Indian Cave became Little Cave, and Indian Maiden Falls became Tuhuy Falls, the Chumash word for rain.
Where do Wildwood residents grocery shop nearby?
The nearest grocery-anchored center is Oakbrook Shopping Center, anchored by Vons, at the corner of Avenida de los Arboles and Erbes Road, at the opposite end of the same street from the park entrance, a short drive rather than a walk.
