Sequoia Park

A Family-Friendly Oasis

Tucked away in Simi Valley since 2016, this 5.9-acre park provides open space for anyone looking to spend time outdoors. With a mix of open grassy spaces and mature trees, Sequoia Park offers areas for both sunshine and shade.

Disc Golf Adventure

The park features a 9-hole disc golf course for those interested in the sport. As the first disc golf course in Simi Valley, it includes concrete tee pads and DISCatcher Pro targets suitable for beginners and experienced players alike.

The course follows the park's landscape, moving between trees and over slight hills that provide some challenge. While seasoned disc golfers might find the closely positioned holes a bit tame, it's fantastic for a quick practice round or introducing friends to the sport.

Play and Recreation

Kids have their own space to burn off energy at the playground area, complete with climbing structures, swings, and slides. Safety first - the play zone is cushioned with springy bark chips and sits right in the heart of the park where you can keep an easy eye on the little ones.

The grassy fields are good for spreading out a blanket, tossing a frisbee, or kicking a ball around. People often play impromptu games of volleyball, soccer, and pickleball in good weather.

Park Amenities

The park has picnic tables and barbecue grills with trash bins nearby, useful for meals ranging from quick snacks to family picnics. Bringing your four-legged friend? The park is dog-friendly, with waste bag stations available so you can clean up after your pup.

A breeze often moves through the area, which helps during warmer months. Just note that you'll want to plan ahead for bathroom breaks and bring your own water, as there are no restrooms or drinking fountains on site.

Accessibility and Layout

Paved pathways crisscross the park, making it easy to navigate whether you're out for a morning jog, pushing a stroller, or taking a leisurely evening walk. These smooth trails connect all the different areas while providing a nice circuit for those looking to get their steps in.

You can find street parking along the park's perimeter, nestled in the surrounding residential neighborhood and near a local school.

Community Connection

Sequoia Park serves primarily as a neighborhood park where locals spend time outdoors. Its residential location makes it easily accessible for people living nearby.

The park is generally quiet, with visitors respecting the space and each other. The park's redwood trees continue to grow taller each year.