El Parque de la Paz
Interactive Park Map
About the Location
Natural Beauty
El Parque de la Paz spans 5 acres of public land in Thousand Oaks, California. Acquired in 1986 and completed in 1989, the park is dotted with majestic oak trees that provide natural beauty and shade.
The park's name translates to "The Peace Park" in English, reflecting its tranquil atmosphere. It serves as a neighborhood park, primarily catering to residents within walking distance.
Recreation and Activities
The park offers a blend of natural landscape and recreational facilities, making it suitable for various activities. Visitors can enjoy the peaceful surroundings while engaging in outdoor pursuits.
Historical Landmark
A notable feature of El Parque de la Paz is the Crowley House, a historical landmark originally built in 1910. This five-bedroom home has served various purposes over the years, including as a real estate office, convalescent home, and most recently, housing for the Conejo Recreation and Park District's sports office and Therapeutic Unit's independent life skills program.
Due to structural concerns, the building is currently unoccupied and fenced off for safety reasons.
Park Rules
Alcohol possession is prohibited in the park, except by permit.
